Job Description
Mō tēnei tūranga mahi | About this role
HEALTH NEW ZEALAND / Te Whatu Ora – Waikato District
Emergency Department
Registrar
Training year 2025/2026
Applications are invited for the 2025/2026 year.
Our team seeks to attract talented and motivated Registrars to join our friendly and inspiring multi-cultural team.
Our SMOs have
expertise in Point of Care Ultrasound, Medical Education, Paediatric Emergency Medicine, Toxicology, Trauma, Pre-hospital care and The Health of Surfers!
We offer multiple weekly teaching sessions including:
- Departmental CME with specific procedural teaching and focus on human factors
- Part 1 and Part 2 teaching for trainees
-“Tweenie” teaching for trainees between the Part 1 and Part 2 exams
- On the floor “real time” USS teaching by our USS faculty
As a member of our team you will have opportunity to gain supervised experience in the management of all types of acute presentations to ED in a friendly environment, whether you are, or are interested in becoming an ED trainee, or would just like to broaden your clinical exposure. Waikato is a level 1 Trauma Centre , so there is plenty of opportunity to develop your trauma experience with us, including procedures such as fracture management and suturing.
In addition, for advanced ED trainees we offer the ability to fulfil all ACEM TS4 training requirements.
Waikato is a great location in the North Island, in close proximity to world class surf breaks, thrilling mountain bike parks and hiking tracks.
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If you are an overseas doctor would you please visit the Medical Council of New Zealand web site to ensure that your qualifications meet their criteria for registration to practice medicine in New Zealand.
Only those short listed will be contacted.
Closing date: when filled
Values
Theme “People at Heart” – Te iwi Ngakaunui
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Give and earn respect - Whakamana
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Listen to me; talk to me – Whakarongo
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Fair play – Mauri Pai
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Growing the good – Whakapakari
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Stronger together – Kotahitanga