ACEM-Accredited ED Registrar — Regional & High-Volume

Registrar/PHO/Short Term Training; Victoria; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid teaching time

ACEM training opportunities

Mentorship and supervision

Job summary

Registrar/PHO/Short Term Training in Victoria is offering an Emergency Medicine Registrar role in a high-volume ACEM-accredited department. The position focuses on adult and paediatric emergency medicine with structured supervision, simulation, and teaching.

It suits trainees pursuing FACEM and offers robust teaching time and research opportunities. The department emphasizes safe patient care, clinical governance, and exposure to complex undifferentiated illnesses, with support for fellowship

Qualifications

• Medical degree eligible for registration in Australia
• Interest or experience in Emergency Medicine is preferred
• Strong communication and teamwork skills

Responsibilities

• Establish probable and differential diagnoses for presenting patients
• Interpret investigations and manage treatment, escalation, and referrals
• Provide clear communication with patients, families, and hospital staff
• Coordinate assessment, treatment planning, admission, transfer, and safe discharge decisions
• Participate in rostered clinical duties, including after-hours and on-call requirements
• Contribute to teaching, supervision, quality improvement, and departmental education activities

Skills

ACEM training

Teaching & supervision

Communication

Clinical reasoning

Education

MBBS

Tools

ACEM program

Job description

Registrar/PHO/Short Term Training in Victoria is offering an Emergency Medicine Registrar role in a high-volume ACEM-accredited department. The position focuses on adult and paediatric emergency medicine with structured supervision, simulation, and teaching.

It suits trainees pursuing FACEM and offers robust teaching time and research opportunities. The department emphasizes safe patient care, clinical governance, and exposure to complex undifferentiated illnesses, with support for fellowship