General Medicine Registrar

**Thames Hospital**:

- **Permanent Fulltime**:

- **General Medicine Registrar**:

- **Accredited acute run for RACP advanced training, or as Basic training**:

- **Close working with consultants providing care for broad variety of patients within an interdisciplinary team.**:

- **Strong education focus.**

Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is firmly grounded in the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and is committed to building a health system that serves all New Zealanders.

Nau mai, haere mai ki te rohe o Hauraki

**About the Role**
- As a General Medicine Registrar you will working rostered shifts to complete ward rounds, provide ward care for admitted patients during the day and some evenings, and admitting patients from the ED. Depending on stage of training there can be weekly outpatient clinic or Exercise Treadmill clinics. Registrars provide support for SHOs and HOs and assist in coordinating the weekly in-service teaching program. All of the above are with close consultant support._

Position Description General Medicine Thames

**About the Team/Service**

As the General Medicine Registrar you would be an integral part of the multidisciplinary team working within the Inpatient unit. The unit generally has 35-45 inpatients with 3 SMO and 3-4 RMOs. The rest of the team consists of Nursing staff, a pharmacist, allied staff and a Kaitiaki. We also have medical students_._

Our team provides General Medicine and Rehabilitation care including:

- acute stroke and heart attack
- acute infections
- high acuity care such as DKA infusions or non-invasive ventilation
- palliative care (including one SMO being a Palliative Medicine Specialist)
- Rehabilitation
- Bedside procedures—LP, pleural procedures, paracentesis, access to POCUS

We operate as three ward teams with consultant and 1-2 RMOs. Registrars have the chance to work closely with their consultant each week.

We have strong educational focus with weekly hospital meetings, and weekly in-service RMO teaching (peer-to-peer, or SMO led). The run is accredited by RACP (Basic or Advanced Training) and RNZCGP-DRHM

We strive for a relaxed professionalism and strong interdisciplinary working.

**About the Location**

**Come join us at Thames video link**

Accommodation is provided free of charge for all Resident Medical Officers at Thames Hospital.

Located in the heart of The Coromandel, Thames is a charming town steeped in history and surrounded by stunning natural beauty. The area offers a mix of colonial architecture, a vibrant arts scene, and a rich cultural heritage, including Māori history and the town's gold mining past. Outdoor enthusiasts will find endless opportunities to explore the Coromandel Ranges and Kauaeranga Valley with hiking and camping right on your doorstep. Thames also marks the beginning of the Hauraki Rail Trail, perfect for cycling through the region’s scenic landscapes. With an abundance of cafés, boutique shops, and local attractions, Thames provides a perfect balance of adventure, relaxation, and community. It's an ideal place to build your career while enjoying the serene beauty and lifestyle of the Coromandel.

**About you**
- Hold General Registration with Medical Council of New Zealand, or Provisional Registration if you are suitably experienced but recently arrived in New Zealand.
- Have at least 2 years, usually 3 years of postgraduate experience. This should include at least 3-6 months of General Medicine or relevant medical sub-specialties.

**How to Apply**

If you are an overseas medical graduate please see the Medical Council of New Zealand self-assessment page to ensure that your qualifications meet the criteria for registration to practice in New Zealand.

MCNZ Registration Self-Assessment Tool

Closing Date: 09 June 2025

Referee Report - MCNZ RP6