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Join New Zealand’s largest network of urgent care clinics and experience an advantageous mix of clinical work, lifestyle, and professional growth. This is an excellent opportunity for UK-based junior doctors to gain international experience in a well-supported environment that blends the best aspects of A&E minors and General Practice. Working as an Urgent Care SHO in New Zealand offers the opportunity to experience a relaxed, outdoors-driven lifestyle. With beaches, forests, and mountain trails nearby, your time outside of work can be as rewarding as your clinical experience. You’ll join a friendly community of UK-trained doctors who’ve already made the move, ensuring a strong social and professional support network.
Job Responsibility:
Assess, diagnose, and treat patients in a fast-paced yet supportive clinical setting
Work in community-based clinics that provide walk-in care for a range of presentations – from minor injuries and illnesses to more acute cases
Typical caseload will include: Minor injuries (cuts, sprains, fractures)
Respiratory infections, coughs, and colds
Acute presentations and occasional resuscitations
Requirements:
Have a minimum of 1 year’s NHS experience
Have completed Foundation Training by August 2025 or earlier
Have A&E experience, including time in minors or Urgent Care
Be willing to relocate for at least 12 months
Have graduated from a UK or Irish medical school, or have worked full-time in the NHS for at least 3 years
Nice to have:
Have rotations in GP, Paediatrics, or Trauma & Orthopaedics
What we offer:
Relocation incentive: NZ$6,000
Full reimbursement for indemnity insurance and Medical Council of New Zealand registration
Four weeks’ annual leave + 11 paid public holidays
Safe, flexible rota system with opportunities for additional shifts
Structured induction programme
Comprehensive orientation to New Zealand’s health system
Shadowing senior clinicians before independent practice
Supportive supervision throughout your placement
Consultant-led mentorship with many senior doctors experienced in the NHS