Radiation Oncology Unaccredited Registrar

ACT Health; Canberra; In loco; AUD 125.000 - 155.000; Tempo pieno

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Salary packaging

Visa sponsorship

Relocation reimbursement

Competitive pay

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ACT Health is seeking a Radiation Oncology Unaccredited Registrar to join the Canberra Hospital team in the Cancer and Ambulatory Support section for a 12-month period starting February 2027, with possible extension. Eligible applicants must be PGY4+ from February 2027.

The role offers a salary range of $125,473 to $155,223 per annum, with salary packaging, visa sponsorship for eligible candidates, and relocation reimbursement for interstate candidates.

Competenze

• Must be PGY4+ from February 2027.

Mansioni

• Manage patients in outpatient and inpatient settings under supervision of Radiation Oncologists.
• Supervise junior medical officers on Radiation Oncology rotation.

Descrizione del lavoro

Radiation Oncology Unaccredited Registrar

‘Creating exceptional health care together.’

POSITION DESCRIPTION

Position Title: Radiation Oncology Unaccredited Registrar

Employment Type:Temporary, Full time
Classification:Registrar
Salary:$125,473 to $155,223 (pa)
Location:Canberra Hospital, Garran ACT
Section:Cancer and Ambulatory Support
Closing Date: 11 November 2026

Please note: Applications with affiliation to a recruitment agency will not be considered

What can we offer you:

• City living without the traffic – click here to see why you should live inCanberra
• Competitive pay rates and excellent working conditions within a tertiary hospital
• Salary Packaging with many options that provide full fringe benefits tax concessions
• Visa sponsorship for eligible candidates
• Reimbursement of relocation expenses for interstate candidates (subject to review and approval).

About the role:

Applications are sought for the 2027 clinical year, commencing February 2027 for a period of 12 months with possible extension. To be eligible for this position you must be PGY4+ from February 2027.

Canberra Health Services (CHS) is focussed on the delivery of high quality, effective, person-centred care. It provides acute, sub-acute, primary and community‐based health services, to the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) and surrounding regions. More information can be found on the CHS website.

Medical Staff in the Canberra Health Services enjoy excellent conditions, and our Enterprise Agreement is available at: ACTPS Medical Practitioners Enterprise Agreement 2023 - 2026

PLEASE NOTE: This position is not accredited for radiation oncology training as prescribed by the Royal Australian & New Zealand College of Radiologists and will be based at the Canberra Hospital only.

For candidates currently undergoing palliative medicine training, accreditation can be sought from the Royal Australasian College of Physicians to recognize a six-month period towards their training.

The Radiation Oncology Department at the Canberra Hospital treats around 1800 new patients per annum and is equipped with four Varian megavoltage linear accelerators – capable of delivering cranial stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS), with Brainlab Exactrac Dynamic Image Guidance, and stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT), a kilovoltage superficial machine. Available technologies include volumetric modulated arc therapy (VMAT), intensity modulated radiotherapy (IMRT), three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy, image guided radiotherapy (IGRT), cone-beam CT (CBCT) and gated and free breathing 4D-CT. The medical team consists of 8.2 FTE Radiation Oncologists, 5-7 Registrars/SRMOs and 1 RMO. There are weekly/fortnightly clinical audit meetings, journal clubs, multi-disciplinary meetings for most tumour streams, and educational sessions. As an integral part of the Canberra Region Cancer Centre, the Radiation Oncology Department liaises closely with the departments of Medical Oncology, Haematology, Surgical subspecialties and Palliative Care.

The Radiation Oncology Department at the Canberra Hospital provides a robust in-house formal and informal registrar teaching program and encourages registrars and SRMOs to attend the Basic Sciences in Oncology Course (BSOC) in Sydney.

Responsibility Statement:

Responsible to: Clinical Director of Radiation Oncology Department, Director of Training (DOT), and Clinical Supervisors (Radiation Oncologists).

Responsible for: Management of patients in outpatient and inpatient settings under the supervision of Staff Specialist Radiation Oncologists, and for supervising junior medical officers on Radiation Oncology rotation

Prior to commencement, the successful candidates will be required to:

• Undergo a pre-employment National Police Check
• Comply with Canberra Health Services Occupational Assessment, Screening and Vaccination policy

For more information regarding the position see the Position Description.