Emergency Medicine


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Appointees rotate through the Emergency Departments  at Western and Sunshine Hospitals.


Western Hospital is a 323-bed adult medicine teaching hospital.  The Department of Emergency Medicine has an annual census of 32,000 adult patients with a high level of acuity (admission rate is approximately 30%).  The Department holds a two (2) year accreditation from the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine for Advanced Training.

Sunshine Hospital is a 200-bed adult and paediatric hospital with an annual census of over 60,000 patients per year including approximately 23,000 paediatric attendences.  The Department currently holds accreditation for advanced training in adult and paediatric emergency medicine from the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine and the Royal Australian College of Physicians.

With a combined census of over 90,000 patients in the last 12 months and high quality clinical, education and research infrastructure, Western Hospital and Sunshine Hospital together offer an integrated and diverse training opportunity to emergency medicine trainees.There is a vigorous research program with a strong publication record that is based in the new Joseph Epstein Centre for Emergency Medicine Research.

The Emergency Department has four hours of protected teaching time weekly which includes a structured program for Primary and Fellowship Candidates.  There is a culture for teaching and research with proven success in Exams and Research Projects - the department boast excellent results at both Primary and Fellowship examinations of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine. 


During the 12 month appointment as a Registrar in Emergency Medicine, terms may be available in the following areas:  

- Medicine
- Intensive Care 
- Anaesthetics
- Paediatric Emergency Medicine

Prior negotiation with Dr Koutsogiannis or Dr Patel will need to be undertaken and agreed to before confirmation of employment contract.


Direct Applications to this Health Service 

Applications for the Position of Emergency Registrar will be accepted throughout the year.  Please ensure that you submit a Cover Letter and CV (and any other supporting documentation) to either one of the Consultants listed below or alternatively to the JMS Recruitment Advisor (colette.geaney@wh.org.au)

 

  All International Medical Graduates Please Note: The Victorian Medical Registration Board Guidelines have changed from the 1st July - this states that applicants must have completed and passed the AMC Part 1 Component prior to Registration being approved. Please refer to the Medical Board of Victoria Website (http://www.medicalboardvic.org.au/) for all specifications/exemptions for any candidates wanting to working in the Medical profession in Victoria, Australia



Enquiries To:

Dr Zeff Koutsogiannis
c/- (03) 8345 6315
Zeff.Koutsogiannis@wh.org.au

Dr Raj Patel
c/- (03) 8345 1268
Rajesh.Patel@wh.org.au

 

 


PLEASE NOTE:  WHEN YOU SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION ON LINE YOU WILL RECEIVE AN AUTOMATIC RESPONSE.

 YOU WILL ALSO RECEIVE A INDIVIDUAL EMAIL FROM colette.geaney@wh.org.au OF THE MEDICAL WORKFORCE UNIT.  
IF THIS IS NOT RECEIVED WITHIN 48 HOURS OF APPLICATION , PLEASE CONTACT US USING THE EMAIL ABOVE TO ENSURE APPLICATION HAS BEEN PROCESSED.