Medical jobs in Auckland.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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 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 · Developing clinical best practices · Fostering collaboration

Registered or registerable with the Medical Council of New Zealand as a Specialist in Paediatrics; Core Children's worker safety checks required; part-time 0.3 FTE.

Providing clinical direction · Leading medical staff · Developing services

Experienced Consultant Psychiatrist with vocational registration, current NZMC registration and practising certificate, experience in mental health and addiction sector, leadership skills, and cultural competence.

Providing clinical leadership · Developing clinical governance · Fostering collaboration

Registered or registerable with the Medical Council of New Zealand as a Specialist in Paediatrics; experienced Consultant Paediatrician with strong clinical and strategic leadership.

Performing surgery · Conducting endoscopy · Providing consultations

2+ yrsRequires FRACS in General Surgery, at least two years of post-fellowship colorectal surgery training, colonoscopy credentialing, and eligibility for on-call and clinical surgical duties.

Leading governance · Developing services · Providing supervision

Experienced consultant psychiatrist with an appropriate specialist qualification, commitment to high-quality forensic care, multidisciplinary collaboration, and clinical leadership.