Looking for somewhere fundamentally different? Alice Springs Hospital (ASH) is seeking basic trainees for positions including General Medicine, Nephrology, Alcohol and other Drugs, Cancer Services, Palliative Care, Cardiology and ICU.

Can complete 2 BT years @ ASH. The medicine here is entirely unique.

Around 75% of patients are Indigenous – many from remote communities, often with complex co-morbidities, social and cultural contexts, providing a unique, challenging and incredibly rewarding experience.

ASH is a 183-bed teaching hospital. The Department of Medicine staff consists of General Physicians and Specialists, including:

• Cardiology
• Rheumatology
• Endocrinology
• Oncology
• Infectious diseases
• Respiratory
• Palliative care
• Alcohol and other drugs
• Nephrology
• Gastroenterology
• Rehabilitation
• Many regular visiting specialists

There are 4 General Medical teams, a busy Outpatient Department and outreach clinics to some of the most remote parts of Australia.

Alice Springs is a multicultural community with well-established amenities, world-class outdoor adventure opportunities, and a vibrant cultural and social scene.

For more information visit the RACP STP video series.

Essential qualifications

• applicants must be AHPRA-registered and eligible for training positions
• positions are accredited for basic training and other colleges also
• we strongly encourage those from other training streams such as ACCRM, GP and critical care, wanting experience in rural general medicine or indigenous health to apply
• PGY 3+ required

Apply

Send your CV and cover letter to Dr Anna Holwell, Head of Department of Medicine.

Email: MedicalRecruitmentASH.health@nt.gov.au 

Ph: 08 8951 7777

Role-related enquiries: Dr Sajan Thomas (DPE), Director of Physician Education, Nephrologist. Email: Sajan.Thomas@nt.gov.au