Emergency Department Role
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The Emergency Department at this hospital is a high-acuity unit that provides quality and timely care to all patients. As an ED Registrar, you will be immersed in personalized learning opportunities and collaborate with the team to ensure seamless care across the patient journey.
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We offer close mentorship and support from our experienced FACEM group. They share their expertise in various areas, including ultrasound, paediatrics, retrieval, disaster medicine, international EM, wellness, simulation, and medical leadership.
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We have ACEM accreditation for 24 months of Emergency Training and are also accredited by the RACGP and ACRRM for ED advanced skills placements. Our department has 5 accredited supervisors who can offer ACEM, EMC, EMD, and EMAD qualifications.
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This region serves as the perfect launching point for your exploration of northern Tasmania. You will enjoy the diversity of four distinct seasons and the charm of historic streetscapes within this vibrant city.
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You can indulge in the tranquility of local vineyards, savor fresh seafood and produce, and immerse yourself in the maze of laneways and bustling markets. There are also pristine, secluded beaches within national parks to the north and east, as well as world-class activities like mountain biking, kayaking, climbing, hiking, and skiing.
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The hospital has a well-equipped, 43-bed Emergency Department with an annual attendance of 45,000 and a 30-40% admission rate. As the referral hospital for the entire north of Tasmania, we expose registrars to high acuity and diverse clinical experiences. The hospital has all major specialties, including a fully supported ICU with ECMO capability and 24-hour cardiac interventional angiography.
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To be successful in this role, you will need to have General or Limited Registration with the Medical Board of Australia.
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We encourage applicants with evidence of current Advanced Life Support or equivalent Emergency Life Support course certification and up-to-date resuscitation skills. Engagement in a relevant training program, such as ACEM/FACCRM/EMC/EMD or equivalent qualifications, is also desirable.
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Please note that this is a great opportunity for those looking to advance their career in emergency medicine.