SMO/MOSSOphthalmology jobs in New Zealand

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Permanent

SMO/MOSS - Surgery - General

Nelson, South Island NZ
Available from 15 Feb 2027
Posted 3 months ago
Permanent General Surgeon with Upper GI & Colonoscopy Capability 0.8FTE (64 hours a fortnight) Be part of something special: supportive colleagues in one of Aotearoa New Zealand's most sought-after regions.
About the Role As a key member of our General Surgery team, you will play an essential role in delivering high-quality care.
Working in a collaborative and well-respected team, you will contribute to both planned care and acute services, ensuring safe and effective patient outcomes.
$180,000 ~ $280,000Base salary
Locum

SMO/MOSS - Rural Hospital Medicine

Balclutha, South Island NZ
NOW ~ 24 Nov 2026
Posted 3 months ago
Locum cover is required for: 11 - 13 August 2026 19 - 21 August 2026 24 August 2026 Position Details: Rural MOSS Benefits: Travel and accommodation provided.
$180 per hourBase salary
NewLocum

Registrar - Ophthalmology

Wellington, North Island NZ
NOW ~ 30 Nov 2026
Posted a day ago
Locum cover is required ASAP until the end of November 2026.
Position Details: Shift times: 0800 - 1700 | Monday - Friday Benefits: Travel and accommodation provided.
$90 per hourBase salary
Locum

Specialist Consultant - Ophthalmology

Masterton, North Island NZ
NOW ~ 18 Dec 2026
Posted 3 days ago
Locum cover is required ASAP - 18 December 2026.
Mainly clinic cover for FSAs Potentially some Theatre cover Ideally Wednesdays – Friday Could consider weekends instead No on call work Benefits: Travel and accommodation provided.
$2,000 per dayBase salary
Permanent

Specialist Consultant - Ophthalmology

Christchurch, South Island NZ
Available from 23 Nov 2026
Posted 17 days ago
Ophthalmologist / Medical Retina SMO | New Zealand Join a busy and progressive tertiary ophthalmology service and work alongside an experienced multidisciplinary team committed to delivering high-quality, patient-centred care.
We have fixed-term opportunities available for experienced Ophthalmologists, including a Medical Retina SMO position and a parental leave cover role.
These positions offer the chance to work across a broad range of ophthalmic services, including outpatient, inpatient, acute and surgical care, within a well-established specialist service.
$180,000 ~ $280,000Base salary

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Ophthalmology SMO/MOSS doctors we've placed across New Zealand — from first locum shift to permanent post.

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“"It’s been a real rejuvenating change moving here, and a fantastic adventure so far.””

Dr Esther O'Sullivan

Moved from Ireland to Rotorua, NZ

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“I was as passionate about medicine as anyone could be. But the journey through medicine can be gruelling and it's long. It's very, very long. ”

Dr Eva Rosenbaum

doctor, paramedic, adventurer

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“Efficient, friendly and take the time to understand needs. Have enjoyed the relationship working with everyone.”

Amanda McIntyre

St George Private Hospital, Kogarah, NSW

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“"It’s been a real rejuvenating change moving here, and a fantastic adventure so far.””

Dr Esther O'Sullivan

Moved from Ireland to Rotorua, NZ

Frequently asked questions about SMO/MOSS Ophthalmology jobs in New Zealand

Common questions from doctors searching for SMO/MOSS Ophthalmology roles in New Zealand.

A Senior Resident Medical Officer (SRMO or SMO) is a Senior Medical Officer in their fifth or sixth post-graduate year ( PGY - 3/4) of clinical training.