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Waikato Hospital in Hamilton invites applications from a qualified Electrophysiology (EP) Cardiologist to join our tertiary Cardiology Service.
The role covers EP studies, complex ablations (RF, PFA, Cryo), advanced 3D mapping with CARTO, device implantation, and comprehensive EP care.
You will have opportunities for teaching, research, and service development within a collaborative multidisciplinary team, with access to modern facilities.
Permanent, Full Time (80 hours per fortnight)
Join a dynamic tertiary electrophysiology team
Perform advanced procedures with new technology
Opportunities for teaching and research
Exceptional career and lifestyle prospects
Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is firmly grounded in the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and committed to building a health system that serves all New Zealanders.
Shape the Future of Cardiac Electrophysiology in New Zealand
We are seeking a specialist Electrophysiology (EP) Cardiologist to join our highly regarded Cardiology Service at Waikato Hospital, one of New Zealand's leading tertiary cardiac centres.
This is an exceptional opportunity to practise across the full spectrum of cardiac EP while working alongside an experienced and collaborative multidisciplinary team. You'll have access to advanced technology, strong clinical support, and opportunities to contribute to service development, teaching, and research.
The Opportunity
This role offers broad and rewarding clinical practice including:
Electrophysiology studies and complex ablation procedures (RF, PFA and Cryo)
Advanced 3D mapping using CARTO
The full range of cardiac device implantation procedures
Outpatient and inpatient electrophysiology care
Participation in research, quality improvement, and service development initiatives
Waikato Hospital performs more than 300 EP procedures and 600 device implants annually and features a dedicated electrophysiology laboratory alongside additional pacing-capable catheterisation laboratories.
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About the Service
Waikato Hospital is the tertiary referral centre for the Midland region, serving a population of approximately 860,000 people across the central North Island.
The Cardiology Service provides a comprehensive range of cardiac care including electrophysiology, structural heart disease, cardiac surgery, complex coronary intervention, imaging, and heart failure services. You will join a well-established team of 17 Cardiologists and 5 Cardiac Surgeons working in a modern environment that includes four cardiac catheterisation laboratories, a dedicated EP laboratory, and a purpose-built hybrid suite.
About You
You will be a qualified Cardiologist with advanced electrophysiology training and experience, who is committed to delivering high-quality patient care and working collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.
To be successful in this role you will have:
Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (FRACP) or an equivalent qualification
Advanced training and experience in Cardiac Electrophysiology
Eligibility for Vocational or Provisional Vocational Registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand
We welcome applications from internationally trained specialists.
Live and Work in Hamilton, New Zealand
Hamilton offers the perfect balance of career opportunity and lifestyle. Located in the heart of New Zealand's North Island, you'll enjoy a vibrant city, affordable living, excellent schools, and easy access to beaches, mountains, lakes, and outdoor recreation.
Whether you're seeking a great place to raise a family, pursue research and teaching interests, or enjoy a more balanced way of life, Waikato provides the opportunity to build an exceptional career while enjoying everything New Zealand has to offer.
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Job Reference:
Job Reference: WAI32577
Location:
North Island - Waikato - Hamilton
Job type:
Job type: Permanent Full time
Expertise:
Clinical - Senior Medical Officers, Medical Officers and Fellows - Cardiovascular