Job Description

Emergency Medicine Registrar – Step into a busy Regional ED!

We’re recruiting an Emergency Medicine Registrars to join a well-resourced, fast-paced Emergency Department in one of South Australia’s most beautiful regional hubs. This accredited training site sees a broad case mix, making it ideal for registrars looking to expand their clinical scope in a supportive and collaborative environment.

About the Hospital & Emergency Department:

• A major regional referral hospital with over 90 inpatient beds
• Busy Emergency Department with 24/7 consultant support and diverse presentations (trauma, paediatrics, mental health, critical care)
• Accredited for ACEM training and offers rotations across a wide variety of specialties
• Strong focus on registrar teaching, supervision, and professional growth
• Located in a vibrant regional centre surrounded by beaches, national parks, and vineyards

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver high-quality emergency care under supervision of FACEMs and senior clinicians
• Participate in resuscitations, procedures, and acute care across all age groups
• Contribute to teaching, audits, and continuous quality improvement
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive patient care

Requirements:

• General, provisional or limited registration with AHPRA
• At least 2 years postgraduate experience, including 6+ months in Emergency Medicine
• Current ALS certification (or equivalent)
• Strong clinical reasoning, teamwork, and communication skills
• ACEM trainees or those interested in entering the training program are highly encouraged to apply

What’s on Offer:

• Competitive remuneration and regional incentives
• ACEM-accredited training environment with ample supervision and learning opportunities
• Exposure to a broad case mix in a supportive regional setting
• Flexible rostering and genuine work-life balance
• Relocation assistance available

Apply now to take your next step in Emergency Medicine and experience the best of regional living with metropolitan-level training.