Urgent Care SHO

• 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

• 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

Have rotations in GP, Paediatrics, or Trauma & Orthopaedics

• 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