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Western NSW Local Health District in Dubbo is seeking an Unaccredited Trainee in Obstetrics & Gynecology to cover maternity leave from 16 November until the end of the 2027 clinical year (February 2028). You will provide clinical services to patients under supervision with obstetrics, gynecology outpatient and surgical duties.
The role includes participation in antenatal clinics, labour ward coverage on a 1:4 roster out of hours, and exposure to a range of procedures including laparoscopic and
Employment Type: Temporary Full Time until 6 February 2028
Position Classification: JMO Trainee
Hours Per Week: 38 hours per week
Location: Dubbo, NSW
Western NSW Local Health District is an equal opportunity employer committed to providing a working environment that embraces and values diversity and inclusion. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, and people from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply for our advertised positions. If you require any assistance with your application or have any questions about this position, please get in touch with the contact person listed in the advertisement.
A position is currently available for coverage of maternity leave for an Unaccredited Trainee in Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Dubbo Health Service. This position is to commence 16 th November until the end of the 2027 clinical year (February 2028). You will provide effective medical services to patients under supervision, while developing expertise in medical practice, in a complex clinical environment. You will have an Obstetrics role, Gynaecology outpatient and surgical role.
The incumbent responsibilities in Obstetrics would be to take part in Antenatal clinics along with trainees and Staff Specialists, to cover the labour ward on a 1:4 roster out of hours.
There are three routine lists per week and contain a variety of surgical procedures, including advance laparoscopic surgery and pelvic floor surgery as well as complex intra-abdominal operations.
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Dubbo Health Service is a major rural referral Hospital and part of the Western NSW Local Health District. It provides a range of acute inpatient and ambulatory care services including general medical and surgical, maternity, gynaecology, paediatrics, rehabilitation, critical care, mental health, renal dialysis, oncology, palliative care, hospital in the home and diagnostic services.
The Health Service also offers a wide range of primary and community health services including child and family health services, mental health services and antenatal and postnatal services.
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Country living with a meaningful career path
Flexible work practices (as appropriate to the position and negotiated with your manager)
Opportunities for learning and development, including in-house training with My Health Learning and the NSW Health RTO
Professional growth and accelerated career progression
You will be based at Dubbo Health Service, a part of the Western NSW Local Health District. For more information on living and working in our beautiful region, visit our website Western NSW Health Careers.
The Aboriginal Employment Strategy (AES) is working in partnership with the Western NSW Local Health District to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants wishing to apply for this role. For more information please contact the AES recruitment team on (02) 6882 8100 or email dubbo.recruitment@aes.org.au Alternatively, applicants can visit our website for more information.
Applicants holding a visa with working rights may be considered for temporary appointment (up to the expiry date of their visa) where no suitable Australian/New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident is identified.
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