Unaccredited Cardiology Registrar: MOIC & Echo

Macquarie University Health; Sydney; On-site; AUD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

12% superannuation

Salary packaging through Maxxia

Job summary

Macquarie University Health seeks an early-career, unaccredited Cardiology Registrar to join the Cardiology team. The role balances cardiology and general medical inpatient care, with structured exposure to interventional, structural, electrophysiology and device work, under supervision.

You will work as Medical Officer in Charge on weekdays and cover medical wards including CCU on weekends, while building core skills for formal advanced training in a supportive academic environment.

Qualifications

• MBBS or equivalent qualification with General registration (AHPRA).
• Two years of postgraduate clinical experience including general or acute medicine.
• Advanced Life Support certification or willingness to obtain.

Responsibilities

• Provide medical cover for cardiology and general medical inpatients.
• Cross-cover cardiology patients with supervision and participate in education of junior staff.
• Carry out weekday MOIC duties and weekend ward-based medical duties including CCU.
• Engage in teaching, supervision and quality improvement activities.

Skills

Cardiology interest

Clinical judgment

Teamwork

Teaching/education

Audit/research

Registration with AHPRA

Education

MBBS or equivalent

General registration with the Medical Board of Australia (AHPRA)

Internship + 2 years postgraduate experience

Advanced Life Support certification

Job description

Macquarie University Health seeks an early-career, unaccredited Cardiology Registrar to join the Cardiology team. The role balances cardiology and general medical inpatient care, with structured exposure to interventional, structural, electrophysiology and device work, under supervision.

You will work as Medical Officer in Charge on weekdays and cover medical wards including CCU on weekends, while building core skills for formal advanced training in a supportive academic environment.