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JPS Recruitment Group is seeking an Emergency Medicine Consultant to deliver modern, comprehensive specialist services and to provide training and support to clinicians across disciplines. This role supports regional NSW with a calmer life balance and opportunities for professional growth.
The position involves flexible work hours, on-site duties at a major rural hospital, and a strong focus on safe clinical practice and education. Fellowship and specialist registration are required.
As an Emergency Medicine Consultant, you will deliver modern, comprehensive specialist services, ensuring optimal patient outcomes. Additionally, you will play a pivotal role in providing training and support to clinicians across various disciplines, fostering quality education and safe clinical practices.
If you’ve never considered regional NSW, this town might surprise you — wide open spaces and a calmer rhythm of life that gives you back time, headspace, and a sense of community that’s hard to find elsewhere.
Here's what else you can expect:
Sitting 200 km west of the state capital, Sydney, this prominent inland city stands as the first major center beyond the Blue Mountains, boasting a rich historical legacy as Australia's oldest inland settlement. Immersing yourself in this enchanting destination for a week would barely scratch the surface of its abundant historical treasures, complemented by the lush agricultural landscapes that encompass the city. Over time, it has evolved into a significant administrative hub and, more recently, a vital regional educational center, home to several distinguished schools and the main campus of Charles Sturt University. Surrounded by captivating historic villages, the city is further enhanced by a vibrant culinary scene, boasting an array of excellent restaurants.
A major rural referral hospital, the facility has 200 beds for acute and extended care. The services encompass a wide range, including surgical, medical, pediatric, obstetrics and gynecology, intensive care, psychiatry, and extended care, along with regional services. During the fruit harvest season, the population surges, welcoming an estimated 10,000 migrant workers from various parts of Australia and abroad. This period sees a rise in cases related to snake bites, cuts, eye injuries from branches, incidents from falling off fruit-picking ladders, as well as allergic reactions, which constitute some of the most commonly treated conditions during this time.