The General Surgery Unit is staffed by 17 visiting surgeons, a Chief Registrar, Fellow in General Surgery, Fellow in Colo-Rectal, 11 college appointed and 7 hospital appointed registrars/SHMOs. Registrars rotate through General Breast and Endocrine, Upper GI, Colo-Rectal, Williamstown General and Sunshine General and Plastics. Operating theatres are sited at all three campuses of the network (Footscray, Sunshine and Williamstown) and senior registrars are rotated to Goulburn Valley, Werribee Mercy and Western Private hospitals.

The department has the following position available in 2010:

Chief Surgical Registrar - 1 x position.  Suitable for a senior trainee who wants to take responsibility for direct patient care and for the supervision and development of junior colleagues. The applicant will be based in the unit relevant to their surgical interest, but will assist in the running and staffing of the whole general surgical program.   

The role of the Chief Surgical Registrar is to provide leadership to the Junior Medical Staff and assists in the coordination of education and training, and the dissemination of information relating to Western Health and the RACS, in addition to his or her clinical duties. The Chief Surgical Registrar represents JMS interests by acting as a representative on committees such as the JMS Operations Management Committee, the JMS Post Graduate Medical Education Committee, Adverse Outcomes Committee and other relevant working parties. The Chief Surgical Registrar also participates in the recruitment and interviewing of interns and HMO applicants for the following year and assists in assigning appropriate rotations.

Applications are invited from suitable qualified Medical Practitioners who have obtained the FRACS qualifications or equivalent to be eligible for this position.  

Direct Application to this Health Service by Closing Date - Monday 27th July, 2009.

Please note that this position is being readvertised and previous applicants need not apply as their applications will be held.

The General Surgery Unit is staffed by 17 visiting surgeons, a Chief Registrar, Fellow in General Surgery, Fellow in Colo-Rectal, 11 college appointed and 7 hospital appointed registrars/SHMOs. Registrars rotate through General Breast and Endocrine, Upper GI, Colo-Rectal, Williamstown General and Sunshine General and Plastics. Operating theatres are sited at all three campuses of the network (Footscray, Sunshine and Williamstown) and senior registrars are rotated to Goulburn Valley, Werribee Mercy and Western Private hospitals.

The department has the following position available in 2010:

Fellow - General Surgery (Sunshine Hospital) - 1 x position

Direct Applications to this Health Service by the Closing Date - Monday 31st August, 2009

This position is based at Sunshine Hospital and the successful applicant will provide leadership and support to junior medical staff of the general medical units (predominantly basic physician trainees) as well as training and providing consultancy in Endocrinology, Women's Health (diabetes in pregnancy, bone and mineral metabolism) and Obstetric Medicine. This is an ideal position for those wanting to pursue a career in endocrinology with an emphasis on Women's Health and Obstetric Medicine.

The department has the following positions available in 2010:

Chief Medical Registrar - 1 x position of Chief Registrar and Advanced Trainee in Endocrinology (Core year) at Sunshine Hospital with the opportunity to develop an interest in Women's Health and Obstetric Medicine.                                      

Applications to Royal Australasian College of Physicians in the first instance.
Applications to this Health Service by the Closing Date - Friday 7th August 2009

Prof. Peter Ebeling
(03) 8345 6429
peterre@unimelb.edu.au

Dr John Katsoulis
(03) 8345-1333
john.katsoulis@wh.org.au

Applications are sought from suitability qualified Advanced Trainees for the position of Chief Registrar - General Medicine. 
The General Internal Medicine Unit at Western Hospital, Footscray is a busy service admitting about 2400 patients a year with a wide range of medical problems.
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The unit staff includes General Physicians with a wide range of subspecialty interests.  The Unit has a research interest in application of evidence based medicine to real life practice.  In addition the individual Specialists have a range of personal research interests. 

The successful candidate will provide leadership and support to Junior Medical Staff including particularly the Basic Physician Trainees.  They will assist the Senior staff in providing excellence in Clinical Care and administration of the Service.  

There are opportunities including projects for candidates training in General Medicine or in dual training in general Medicine and Subspecialty medicine.

Chief Medical Registrar - 1 x  Position                                           

Direct Application to this health service by the Closing Date - Monday 17th August 2009.