High-Risk MFM Subspecialist – Relocation & ARIn Eligible

ACT Health; Canberra; On-site; AUD 346,000 - 456,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Visa sponsorship

City living Canberra

Salary packaging

Flexible working

Attraction and retention incentive

Job summary

ACT Health in Canberra is seeking a Certification in Maternal Fetal Medicine (CMFM) or COGU Subspecialist to join the Maternal Fetal Medicine Department within Centenary Hospital for Women and Children. The role involves complex high-risk pregnancies, diagnostic ultrasound, invasive procedures, and extensive fetal care in a tertiary hospital setting.

The successful candidate will possess RANZCOG Fellowship and CMFM or COGU qualifications, with opportunities for conjoint academic appointments and

Qualifications

• Excellent communication and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.
• Ability to teach and supervise trainees in high-risk obstetrics.
• Commitment to patient-centred care in maternal-fetal medicine.

Responsibilities

• Provide complex maternal medical care and fetal medicine services.
• Perform diagnostic ultrasound and invasive procedures as required.
• Offers fetal counselling and manages ultrasound reporting for routine obstetrics.
• Contribute to inpatient management and potential on-call duties.

Skills

Communication skills

Education

RANZCOG Fellowship

CMFM Subspecialist qualifications

COGU Subspecialist qualification

Diploma of Diagnostic Ultrasound

Tools

Diagnostic ultrasound (O&G)

Job description

ACT Health in Canberra is seeking a Certification in Maternal Fetal Medicine (CMFM) or COGU Subspecialist to join the Maternal Fetal Medicine Department within Centenary Hospital for Women and Children. The role involves complex high-risk pregnancies, diagnostic ultrasound, invasive procedures, and extensive fetal care in a tertiary hospital setting.

The successful candidate will possess RANZCOG Fellowship and CMFM or COGU qualifications, with opportunities for conjoint academic appointments and