Part-Time Medical Education Fellow: Teaching & Leadership

Auckland Doctors; Auckland; On-site; NZD 45,000 - 70,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional development opportunities

Access to METU leadership network

Job summary

Waitematā District invites applications for a Medical Education Fellow—0.5 FTE on a 12-month fixed term basis (commencing January 2027). The role supports undergraduate and PGY1/PGY2 learning and prevocational programmes, providing education, training and cross-cover across the METU team.

You will work with the Waitematā campus team and METU to deliver education initiatives, mentor trainees and lead transformation in medical education with a strong emphasis on patient care connections and

Qualifications

• Current Annual Practicing Certificate with the Medical Council of New Zealand.
• Be a PGY2 with endorsement removal in Jan 2027 or a PGY3+ trainee.
• Interest in education and training with some leadership experience in medical education.

Responsibilities

• Participate in medical education and teaching activities.
• Support prevocational training and education programmes.
• Collaborate with METU and Waitematā campus teams to enhance undergraduate and PGY learning.
• Contribute to research projects and quality improvement initiatives.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Research interest

Leadership in medical education

Ability to influence change

Time management

Education

Annual Practising Certificate (Medical Council NZ)

PGY2 with endorsement removal Jan 2027

PGY3+ trainee

Job description

Waitematā District invites applications for a Medical Education Fellow—0.5 FTE on a 12-month fixed term basis (commencing January 2027). The role supports undergraduate and PGY1/PGY2 learning and prevocational programmes, providing education, training and cross-cover across the METU team.

You will work with the Waitematā campus team and METU to deliver education initiatives, mentor trainees and lead transformation in medical education with a strong emphasis on patient care connections and