NICU Fellow | 12 month fixed term | Annual Recruitment 2025

at  Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora Waikato

MŌ MĀTOU | ABOUT US

• Ko ngā tāngata, te mātua mahi - Putting people at the heart of all we do -
  When you work with Health New Zealand - Te Whatu Ora - Canterbury District, your part of something very special. We plan, fund and deliver health services to the almost 600,000 people that live in the Canterbury region. We are committed to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and its principles by ensuring our partnership with Māori are at the forefront of all our conversations.

Facilities within Canterbury District include:

• Christchurch Women - s Hospital
• Hillmorton Hospital and the Princes Margaret Hospital - Mental Health Services
• Burwood Hospital - Older Persons Health and Rehabilitation Services, including the Spinal injuries Unit
• Ashburton Hospital - General Hospital, south of Christchurch

You will gain world class experience with varied case mixes and a high level of medical education, training and supervision. With 600 Resident Doctors employed at Canterbury, you will join a team committed to serving their community. You can learn more here

NGĀ PŪKENGA ME NGĀ WHEAKO | SKILLS & EXPERIENCE

• You will be an Advanced Trainee in an accredited postgraduate training programme eg RACP.
• You must be eligible for general or provisional general registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand. You can check your eligibility by visiting the Council - s website at www.mcnz.org.nz

• Fixed-term (12 months), full-time Neonatal Fellow
• Can be extended to 24 months
• Included in the Paediatric registrar allocation to NICU
• Commencing in January 2024
• Gain experience in level 3 and level 2 neonatal care, including surgical babies and retrieval work. Total 44 resourced cots, average 46-48 inpatients
• Work in a supportive team environment at Christchurch Women - s Hospital
• Delve into research on optimising nutrition, infection prevention, echocardiography and many more!
• Accredited for advanced neonatal training for 18 months under the governance of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP)