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JPS Medical Recruitment is partnering with a major regional health service in Victoria to connect Emergency Medicine Registrars with a high‑volume department and established training pathways.
The role offers exposure to adult and paediatric emergencies, trauma and acute medical cases across two EDs, with strong consultant supervision and opportunities for progressive responsibility and WBAs.
ACEM training opportunities and access to College rotations are available to support your development.
We specialise exclusively in medical recruitment and work closely with hospitals and training services to connect doctors with positions that align with their long-term career goals. Our understanding of College pathways and training structures allows us to guide you clearly through the next stage of your development.
We are looking to connect with Emergency Medicine Registrars interested in joining a high-volume department with established training pathways and broad clinical exposure.
This role offers experience in an Emergency Department managing more than 85,000 presentations annually, with exposure to adult and paediatric emergencies, trauma, acute medical presentations and procedural emergency medicine. Registrars work within a well-supported multidisciplinary team with increasing senior FACEM and Rural Generalist presence, providing accessible supervision and opportunities for progressive clinical responsibility.
This major regional referral service provides care to a population of more than 300,000 across regional Victoria and New South Wales. Confirmed service features include:
Training is a key focus of this position, making it well suited to doctors seeking structured Emergency Medicine development in a regional referral environment.
Confirmed training opportunities include:
Enjoy the benefits of a thriving regional centre offering excellent schools, affordable housing and easy access to outdoor recreation, wineries and national parks. With strong transport links to metropolitan centres, it provides an attractive balance of career development and lifestyle without compromising clinical exposure.