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Registrar - Intensive Care Medicine

Moruya, New South Wales AU
NOW ~ 03 Jan 2027
Posted 10 months ago
Locum cover is required from 28 December 2025 - 3 January 2027.
Position Details: Shift times: 0800 - 2000 Covering: COU Benefits: Travel and accommodation is included.
Please note that all rates are inclusive of superannuation, taxes, and casual loading, where applicable.
$160 per hourBase salary

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Intensive Care Medicine Registrar doctors we've placed — from first locum shift to permanent post.

Friendly helpful staff who try to fit in with your working needs. Excellent company. I probably should have done it when I was younger rather than spend many years at the one hospital.

Peter Clements

Registrar, Emergency Medicine

Hassle free sign up, excellent recruitment agents, good range of regular work available.

Charitha Siriwardena

Registrar, Surgery

Efficient friendly staff. Enormous number of placements made available.

Peter Clements

Registrar, Emergency Medicine

Friendly helpful staff who try to fit in with your working needs. Excellent company. I probably should have done it when I was younger rather than spend many years at the one hospital.

Peter Clements

Registrar, Emergency Medicine

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Common questions from doctors searching for Registrar Intensive Care Medicine roles.

A registrar doctor in AU or NZ is a medical practitioner who is undertaking an accredited course of study leading to a higher medical qualification. Medical students move to registers in PGY-5.