Advanced Trainee – Respiratory and Sleep Medicine

Royal Australasian College of Physicians; Darwin; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Royal Darwin Hospital in the Northern Territory invites applications for Core Advanced Trainee positions in Respiratory and Sleep Medicine. The program offers 1 year in Core Respiratory and 6 months in Core Sleep, with funding varying by track.

Applicants should have completed required physician exams; those who have FRACP in respiratory are welcome to apply for the sleep tract. This opportunity provides clinical exposure across urban, remote and regional settings in Darwin.

Qualifications

• Passed written and clinical physician exams.
• Post FRACP (respiratory) applicants welcome for 6 months core sleep position.

Skills

Respiratory medicine

Sleep medicine

Education

FRACP in Respiratory Medicine

Medical degree

Job description

Advanced Trainee – Respiratory and Sleep Medicine

Date published: Aug 14, 2026, 16:56 PM

Location

Description

Inviting applications for Core Advanced Trainee positions in Respiratory and Sleep Medicine at Royal Darwin Hospital (RDH), Top End, Northern Territory (NT).

• 1 year Core Respiratory Advanced Trainee — fully funded
• 6 month Core Sleep Advanced Trainee — (private/public – partially funded) – (The 2026 Sleep Advanced Trainee position is currently open for applications)

Training in Darwin, Top End, NT, offers more than specialist clinical experience. It provides the opportunity to work in a unique and diverse healthcare environment, serve urban, remote and regional communities, collaborate across disciplines and develop skills that will shape your career as a respiratory and sleep physician.

Essential qualifications

Passed written and clinical physician exams. Post FRACP (respiratory) applicants are welcome to apply for 6 months core sleep advanced trainee position.

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