Medical jobs in New Zealand.

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.

Delivering eyecare · Leading teams · Driving results

1+ yrRequires at least one year of optometry experience in a busy store or clinic, strong customer care, leadership, time management, team development, and results-driven skills.

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.

Treating patients · Building relationships · Improving quality

Experienced general practitioner sought for patient-centred primary care in a collaborative multidisciplinary team, with commitment to clinical quality, teaching, and continuous improvement.

Assessing patients · Formulating diagnoses · Supporting treatment

5+ yrsDegree-level qualification or 5 years of recent urgent care/general practice experience; supervised clinical practice, strong assessment and decision-making skills, communication, patient management, and teamwork required.

Delivering vascular care · Performing surgeries · Managing clinics

Vocational registration with New Zealand Medical Council, eligibility for Annual Practicing Certificate in Vascular Surgery, completion of specialty fellowship training in Vascular Surgery recognized by RACS or equivalent, and experience in vascular surgery.

Assessing patients · Managing presentations · Providing care

0.5+ yrsEligibility for General or Provisional General registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand and at least 6 months of paediatric experience at Senior House Officer or Registrar level.