Overview
Are you ready to kick-start your career with purpose, adventure, and real-world impact? Join ACEM as a trainee in the Hunter New England District, Network 4, one of the most diverse and rewarding regions in the state.
Training opportunities are offered across a diverse range of sites within the network, including:
- John Hunter Hospital (Level 1 Trauma Centre – one of the busiest in Australia and the only major trauma centre outside the Sydney Metro area)
- Belmont District Hospital
- Calvary Mater Newcastle
- Maitland Hospital
- Tamworth Hospital
Why Choose Network 4?
From the sparkling coastline the vibrant city of Newcastle to the country charm of Tamworth and Armidale, our network spans metro, regional, rural, and remote sites. Whether you are chasing beach sunrises, hinterland hikes, National Parks, wineries, music festivals, or the pulse of vibrant communities, there is a place for you here. Enjoy affordable living, short commutes, flexible rostering, and good access to leave.
ACEM Trainee Experience
As an ACEM trainee in HNE, you will gain broad hands-on clinical experience and be part of a supportive, progressive training network committed to growing the next generation of Emergency Physicians.
All trainees benefit from a well-organised, district-wide training program ensuring continuity, progression, and exposure across all key domains of emergency medicine. The program includes two dedicated Trainee Procedures Days held annually, providing focused learning opportunities and skill refinement, Annual Trainee Conference, fostering skilled networking, knowledge sharing, and updates on best practices. As trainees advance, they receive tailored transitioning support toward FACEM support, and career planning assistance. This comprehensive approach ensures that each trainee is fully supported throughout their training journey, promoting successful progression to independent emergency medicine practice.
Strong Educational Support: Dedicated resources and guidance are provided for all stages of ACEM exams, including Primary, Fellowship written, and OSCE preparation.
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Special Skills
Terms broaden your experience through rotations in Ultrasound, Medical Education, Intensive Care, Anaesthetics, Paediatrics (ward-based), and Paediatric Emergency Medicine, enhancing your skills beyond core emergency practice. In the later stages of training, gain valuable exposure to Retrieval Medicine, developing advanced competencies in the critical transfer and management of patients across healthcare settings.
Who Are We Looking For?
We are seeking passionate, curious trainees ready to challenge themselves and contribute meaningfully to patient care across a diverse region. If you are ready to step into Emergency Medicine with a strong support network behind you, we want to hear from you.
You won’t just be learning, you will be making a difference.
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Contact
For more information contact:
Tracey Woodlands - Emergency Medicine Network Manager -
Dr Chris Jenkins - Emergency Medicine Network Director -
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