CARDIOLOGIST

G&H Cardiovascular; Napier; On-site; NZD 100,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Gerber & Hutchison Cardiovascular Ltd in Hawke's Bay is seeking a cardiologist to provide specialist outpatient assessments, investigations and management for a broad range of cardiovascular conditions. The role includes echocardiography, exercise testing, ambulatory monitoring and involvement in interventional procedures where credentialled.

You will contribute to multidisciplinary discussions and help develop new cardiovascular services in Napier.

Qualifications

• Hold vocational registration, or be eligible for vocational registration, in Cardiology with the Medical Council of New Zealand.
• Be a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, or hold an equivalent recognised specialist qualification.
• Have appropriate credentialling for any interventional or procedural work undertaken.
• Demonstrate a strong commitment to clinical quality and patient safety.
• Work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team.
• Have excellent communication skills and a professional, collegial approach.
• Be interested in contributing to the growth and development of cardiovascular services in Hawke's Bay.

Responsibilities

• Specialist outpatient cardiology consultations
• Investigation and management of general cardiovascular disease
• Echocardiography, exercise testing and ambulatory cardiac monitoring
• Percutaneous coronary intervention for appropriately credentialled interventional cardiologists
• Pacemaker and cardiac device work where this falls within your scope of practice
• Clinical oversight and interpretation of cardiovascular investigations
• Participation in multidisciplinary clinical discussions and peer review
• Development of new cardiovascular services and clinical pathways
• Working collaboratively with referring general practitioners, specialists and hospital services

Skills

Communication

Teamwork

Clinical judgment

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Education

Fellow of RACP or equivalent

Job description

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Working alongside the existing cardiology and clinical team, you will provide specialist assessment, investigation and management of patients with a broad range of cardiovascular conditions.

Key responsibilities

Specialist outpatient cardiology consultations

Investigation and management of general cardiovascular disease

Echocardiography, exercise testing and ambulatory cardiac monitoring

Percutaneous coronary intervention for appropriately credentialled interventional cardiologists

Pacemaker and cardiac device work where this falls within your scope of practice

Clinical oversight and interpretation of cardiovascular investigations

Participation in multidisciplinary clinical discussions and peer review

Development of new cardiovascular services and clinical pathways

Working collaboratively with referring general practitioners, specialists and hospital services

About you

Hold vocational registration, or be eligible for vocational registration, in Cardiology with the Medical Council of New Zealand

Be a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, or hold an equivalent recognised specialist qualification

Have appropriate credentialling for any interventional or procedural work undertaken

Demonstrate a strong commitment to clinical quality and patient safety

Work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team

Have excellent communication skills and a professional, collegial approach

Be interested in contributing to the growth and development of cardiovascular services in Hawke's Bay

About us

Gerber & Hutchison Cardiovascular Ltd is an established specialist cardiovascular practice providing high-quality specialist care in a modern private healthcare environment. We are a clinician-led cardiovascular service offering high-quality clinical facilities and support, access to a broad referral base, and a collegial working environment where clinicians can have a meaningful influence over how services are delivered and developed.