Medical jobs in New Zealand.

Providing scientific leadership · Leading microbiology services · Mentoring staff

Fellowship of the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia in clinical microbiology or equivalent; vocational registration as pathologist with current APC and CPD; significant experience in clinical/public health microbiology; leadership in diagnostic service delivery; knowledge of ISO 15189; right to work in New Zealand.

Conducting triage assessments · Providing clinical advice · Documenting clinical interactions

2+ yrsRegistered NZ Nurse or Paramedic with current APC and 2+ years post-registration experience in acute, emergency, or complex clinical settings; NZ resident or citizen; strong communication and critical thinking skills.

Directing pathology services · Managing clinical staff · Overseeing operations

Clinical Director for Anatomical Pathology; requires medical qualification and leadership experience in pathology.

Providing dental care · Managing patient base · Developing clinical interests

2+ yrsQualified dentist with 2+ years clinical experience, registered or eligible with Dental Council of New Zealand, current Annual Practising Certificate, confident in general dentistry procedures.

Assessing chronic pain · Developing treatment plans · Collaborating with team

Primary specialist medical qualification in relevant specialty; FFPMANZCA or equivalent preferred; vocational registration with Medical Council of New Zealand; current Annual Practising Certificate; experience in chronic pain management.

Delivering dental care · Collaborating with team · Building patient relationships

Registered or eligible for registration with the Dental Council of New Zealand; current Annual Practising Certificate or ability to obtain one; confidence in general dentistry; patient-centred approach; strong communication skills.

Assessing chronic pain · Developing treatment plans · Collaborating with team

Primary specialist medical qualification in relevant specialty; FFPMANZCA or equivalent preferred; vocational registration with Medical Council of New Zealand; current Annual Practising Certificate; experience in chronic pain management.

Assessing patients · Providing clinical leadership · Teaching students

Fellowship of RANZCP or equivalent specialist qualification, eligibility for registration with Medical Council of New Zealand, clinical leadership experience, commitment to professional development and Te Tiriti o Waitangi, full driver licence.

Leading nursing strategy · Shaping clinical governance · Driving workforce optimization

Executive clinical leader with strategic, professional, and operational nursing leadership experience; ability to develop business cases and demonstrate ROI; strong commercial acumen.

Managing admissions · Supervising medical staff · Developing portfolios

Must be registered or eligible for registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand as a Consultant (Vocationally), have completed training in intensive care medicine, and hold an Annual Practicing Certificate.

Providing oncology care · Delivering cancer treatments · Supporting quality improvement

Eligible for Annual Practising Certificate and vocational scope in Internal Medicine - Medical Oncology with the Medical Council of New Zealand; experience with broad range of cancers and systemic anti-cancer treatments; willing to travel between Nelson and Wairau Hospitals.

Leading ICU development · Establishing clinical governance · Building stakeholder relationships

Vocationally registered Intensive Care Specialist with experience in clinical leadership, service development, quality and patient safety, multidisciplinary team leadership, and strategic planning.

Providing anaesthesia care · Supporting high dependency unit · Participating in clinical audits

Registered medical practitioner with New Zealand Medical Council or eligible; higher qualification recognized for specialist registration; on-call 1 in 5; full-time and part-time available.

Leading clinic · Providing patient care · Managing clinical operations

Medical degree and general practice experience required; must be a qualified GP with leadership capability to lead a high-needs clinic, with protected administrative time and clinical governance support.

Providing anaesthesia · Covering sabbatical leave · Supporting surgical teams

FANZCA or equivalent qualification leading to specialist registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand; commitment to quality service.

Providing ophthalmology care · Treating glaucoma patients · Working across clinics

Completed advanced medical training in glaucoma subspecialty; glaucoma fellowship or equivalent; FRANZCO or equivalent; current vocational ophthalmology registration with Medical Council of New Zealand or eligibility to apply.

Leading clinic · Providing care · Supporting team

General practitioner with VLCA and high-needs clinic experience; leadership and clinical governance skills; ability to manage complex medicine and operational weight.

Providing healthcare · Managing conditions · Collaborating clinically

Vocationally registered GP or on the pathway to registration, with New Zealand Medical Council registration or eligibility to obtain it.

Leading teams · Teaching trainees · Improving services

Vocational registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand and current Annual Practicing Certificate or eligibility, plus a full clean driving licence and commitment to improving Māori mental health outcomes.

Providing clinical leadership · Supporting clinical governance · Delivering patient care

Current registration with Medical Council of New Zealand and practising certificate; significant general practice or primary healthcare experience; clinical leadership and mentoring; understanding of clinical governance, quality improvement, patient safety; strong communication; multidisciplinary teamwork; culturally responsive practice.

Leading ethics reviews · Providing clinical advice · Improving patient safety

Vocationally registered with MCNZ; training in clinical ethics; proven leadership; collaborative teamwork; high standard of medical care; open and flexible.

Delivering mental health nursing · Providing clinical supervision · Supporting professional growth

5+ yrsRegistered Nurse with current NZ Nursing Council Annual Practising Certificate; 5+ years mental health nursing experience; specialist mental health experience in primary, secondary, or tertiary settings; cultural competence with Māori; post-graduate qualification in mental health desirable.

Diagnosing and treating patients · Providing emergency care · Teaching medical students

Rural hospital medicine or emergency medicine doctor; broad generalist knowledge; ability to work in primary and secondary care; commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi; medical registration required.

Providing clinical leadership · Implementing regional workplan · Advising on service development

Medical specialist with current vocational registration and Annual Practising Certificate; senior clinical leadership experience across stroke services; ability to work across organizational boundaries; 0.2 FTE commitment.

Providing triage · Giving advice · Recording caller information

3+ yrsNew Zealand Registered Nurse or Paramedic with current practising certificate; 3+ years post-registration experience; ideally 2+ years in emergency, acute, primary care or teletriage; excellent communication; ability to work on site in Wellington or Auckland.

Providing healthcare · Leading clinical team · Improving quality

Vocationally registered GP with FRNZCGP and Medical Council of New Zealand registration; leadership and clinical skills; legally eligible to work in New Zealand; 32 hours per week preferred.

Providing clinical leadership · Supporting registrar wellbeing · Building partnerships

Current vocational registration as a General Practitioner in New Zealand; significant experience in clinical education, vocational training, registrar support or medical workforce development; demonstrated leadership in complex multi-stakeholder environments; commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and equity.

Evaluating clinical evidence · Advising expert committees · Monitoring medicine safety

Medical qualification and registration or eligibility for registration with the New Zealand Medical Council; excellent critical thinking, communication, and workload management; right to work in New Zealand.

Leading clinical education · Building partnerships · Supporting medical students

Medical degree, current Annual Practising Certificate with Medical Council of New Zealand, significant clinical practice, clinical teaching experience, strong communication and collaboration, understanding of health equity and cultural safety.

Providing dental care · Performing dental procedures · Ensuring patient satisfaction

Qualified dentist registered or eligible for registration with the Dental Council of New Zealand; strong commitment to patient care; ability to work in a team; proficiency in a wide range of dental services.