Emergency Department Srmo Major Acem Hospital

Sante Recruitment; Albury City; On-site; AUD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Albury Wodonga Health is seeking an Emergency Department Senior Resident Medical Officer (SRMO) to join a major regional trauma and referral centre. You will provide direct clinical care in the ED and develop assessment, investigations and management skills under supervision.

This role is ideal for doctors aiming to build Emergency Medicine experience before specialty training, with a supportive team and pathways toward ACEM, RACGP or ACRRM training.

Qualifications

• Medical degree and eligible for medical registration in NSW.
• Experience in Emergency Medicine or acute care settings.
• Ability to work under supervision and in a high-volume ED.
• Commitment to quality improvement and patient safety.

Responsibilities

• Assessing Emergency Department patients
• Requesting and interpreting appropriate investigations
• Developing and implementing patient management plans under supervision
• Providing high-quality clinical care
• Working collaboratively with senior medical staff, nursing and allied health teams
• Participating in quality improvement activities
• Contributing to clinical governance within the Emergency Department
• Participating in weekly education and professional development

Skills

Clinical assessment

Investigations interpretation

Team collaboration

Clinical governance

Education

Medical degree (MBBS/MD)

Tools

EMR systems

Job description

Emergency Department SRMO Major ACEM Hospital

Emergency Department SRMO | Albury-WodongaMajor Regional Trauma & Referral Centre | ACEM, GP & Rural Generalist Pathways | Weekly EducationThe Opportunity An excellent opportunity is available for an Emergency Department Senior Resident Medical Officer (SRMO) to join Albury Wodonga Health (AWH) and gain valuable experience within a major regional trauma and referral centre.

Working within the Emergency Department, you will provide direct clinical care to a broad range of patients, developing your assessment, investigation and management skills under appropriate supervision.
This position is particularly well suited to doctors looking to build your Emergency Medicine experience and confidence before commencing specialty training.

About the Role As an Emergency Department SRMO, you will work as part of the AWH Emergency Department team and contribute to the delivery of high-quality patient care.
Key responsibilities include:

• Assessing Emergency Department patients
• Requesting and interpreting appropriate investigations
• Developing and implementing patient management plans under supervision
• Providing high-quality clinical care
• Working collaboratively with senior medical staff, nursing and allied health teams
• Participating in quality improvement activities
• Contributing to clinical governance within the Emergency Department
• Participating in weekly education and professional development

You will work within a supportive clinical environment designed to provide broad Emergency Medicine exposure and opportunities to develop your clinical skills.
An Excellent Training & Career Pathway This role provides an excellent foundation for doctors considering a number of future training pathways, including:

• Emergency Medicine: Ideal preparation for doctors intending to pursue specialist training with the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM).
• General Practice: Suitable for doctors planning to pursue RACGP or ACRRM training.
• Rural Generalist: The role can also provide valuable Emergency Medicine experience for doctors pursuing the Rural Generalist pathway, including Emergency Medicine as an advanced skill where applicable.
• It is also well suited to doctors who want to gain additional Emergency Medicine experience, broaden their clinical exposure and build confidence before commencing formal specialty training.

Why Consider This Opportunity?

• Work within a major regional trauma and referral centre
• Gain broad Emergency Medicine clinical experience
• Work under appropriate senior supervision
• Access weekly education
• Participate in quality improvement and clinical governance
• Develop skills relevant to ACEM, RACGP and ACRRM pathways
• Excellent foundation for future Rural Generalist training
• Supportive environment for doctors developing their Emergency Medicine skills