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An exciting opportunity has arisen for an Emergency Medicine Registrar to join a well-established Emergency Department in New South Wales, Australia. This unique buddy placement allows two doctors to work identical night shift patterns, fostering a supportive clinical environment while offering excellent work-life balance. The role provides exposure to a broad spectrum of emergency presentations, with manageable patient volumes, strong specialist support, and the potential to progress to formal Emergency Medicine training in Australia.
Job Responsibility:
Deliver high-quality assessment, diagnosis and management of patients presenting to the Emergency Department during night shifts
Work collaboratively with a fellow night Registrar, nursing staff and on-call specialists to ensure safe and effective patient care
Manage a range of acute medical, surgical and trauma presentations with appropriate escalation when required
Participate in clinical decision-making, treatment planning and safe discharge or admission processes
Maintain accurate clinical documentation and ensure effective handover to day teams
Provide support and advice to junior medical staff and nursing colleagues where appropriate
Contribute to departmental quality improvement, clinical governance and patient safety initiatives
Engage with continuing professional development and training opportunities within Emergency Medicine
Requirements:
Primary medical qualification (MBBS or equivalent)
Eligibility for or full registration with AHPRA
Minimum 1 year NHS experience in Emergency Medicine or Acute Care setting
Demonstrated experience managing acute presentations within Emergency Medicine
Ability to assess and stabilise critically unwell patients independently with senior support
Competence in emergency procedures and acute resuscitation skills
Strong clinical reasoning and prioritisation skills in a night-shift environment
Commitment to clinical governance and reflective practice
Willingness to participate in departmental teaching and learning
Ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team during night shifts
Sound organisational skills and the ability to manage workload independently
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Collaborative mindset suited to a partner-based rota model
Resilience and adaptability in a fast-paced emergency environment
Professionalism, integrity and patient-centred approach to care
Right to work in Australia or eligibility for an appropriate visa pathway
Compliance with professional regulatory standards and mandatory training requirements
Nice to have:
Postgraduate Emergency Medicine qualification (e.g. MRCEM, FACEM pathway interest)
Advanced Life Support (ALS) or equivalent certification
Experience working within private healthcare or international Emergency Departments
Interest in pursuing formal Emergency Medicine training in Australia (ACEM pathway)
Participation in audit, quality improvement or research activities within Emergency Medicine
Evidence of leadership roles, rota coordination or team supervision
Interest in international healthcare systems and long-term career development in Australia
Previous experience working in Australia or familiarity with local healthcare systems