Positions available for 2024 Training Year Intensive Care Medicine Registrars

Work in Auckland in 2024 and see why it is loved by so many:

• Consistently ranks as one of the most liveable cities in the world
• Highly diverse and multicultural – Auckland (Tāmaki Makaurau) has more than 200 ethnic communities
• Energetic nightlife, burgeoning restaurant scene, and an abundance of cultural and leisure activities
• Experience the East and West Coasts of Aotearoa New Zealand within a short drive, and hike in the Hunua or Waitakere Ranges on your days off

These positions are in the regional training rotation programme with Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand Auckland Region Districts comprising Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand Te Toka Tumai Auckland, Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand Waitematā and Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand Counties Manukau Districts.

Why train as an Intensive Care Medicine Registrar:

• Gain exposure to all required ICM training specialities and sub-specialties, with opportunities for allocations for your medical and anaesthesia time
  • Cardiothoracic, neuro, burns, trauma, paediatrics
  • Experience with thoracic and all solid organ transplants
  • Auckland has the only specialised PICU in Aotearoa NZ
  • We have a collaborative relationship with units in other centres able to provide rural ICU training time as well as other specialty experience (such as anaesthesia); particularly Whangarei in sunny Northland
• Rotation through different ICUs in different Auckland regions
  • Gain exposure to different unit structures, a wide range of Intensive Care Specialists, and meet other Intensive Care Medicine trainees
  • Experience a wide range of diverse presentations across Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland’s broad patient demographics
• Training and education
  • Unit weekly teaching programs
  • Regional ICM weekly teaching program
  • Part II written and clinical preparation programs and support
  • Regional ICM community presentation sessions – with trainee presentations, Intensivist presentations, followed by social activities
• Support with a Regional Mentoring Program

This is what our Intensive Care Medicine trainees have to say about training in Auckland:

https://youtu.be/uIaUcN12qEA

Eligibility and how to apply:

• Preferred experience: At least 2 years’ postgraduate clinical experience. Acute care, anaesthesia, or intensive care experience desirable but not essential.
• Eligibility for general scope registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand.

Health New Zealand - Te Whatu Ora  is committed to seeing Aucklanders from every community and background share in a healthier future.  To help us achieve this we need a talented diverse workforce that reflects the population we serve.  We strongly encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds who share our values and would greatly value seeing applicants from our Māori and Pacific communities

Come to Auckland - where we are training world class doctors