Registrar

Unaccredited Trainee/Registrar/RMO - Cardiology

Health Service: Western NSW

Role: Trainee – Unaccredited Cardiology - apply as Registrar or RMO

Experience: PGY2+

Hours: 38 hours per week

Salary: $105,000 – $130,000+ p.a.

Start: ASAP

Role Overview

Registrar‑equivalent unaccredited cardiology role providing structured exposure across cardiology services in a regional network. The role includes echocardiography training, outpatient cardiology clinics, district STEMI cover, general medicine duties, and leave‑cover exposure in a larger cardiac centre with access to angiography.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver cardiology and general medical care under appropriate supervision
• Attend weekly echocardiography training supervised by cardiologists and cardiac sonographers
• Participate in cardiology clinics (2 days/week) in Bathurst
• Contribute to district cardiology & STEMI roster (1 day/week; 1 in 4 weekends on‑call in Orange)
• Provide leave cover in Orange (up to 12 weeks/year), including angiography exposure
• Undertake 1 day/week General Medicine duties (no on‑call during GM shifts)
• Participate in MDTs, education sessions (videolink with Orange & RPAH), audit and research

Candidate Profile

• 2 years post graduate experience needed with interest in cardiology
• IMGs welcome: AHPRA registration required with some AU experience; supervision and visa sponsorship available; Most recent registrar/supervisor report required to demonstrate competency gaps
• Ability to work independently within supervised practice
• Strong clinical references required

Additional Details

• Relocation assistance - FOC single‑sex doctor accommodation (no families)

Reach your potential at this modern hospital in a vibrant, historic town. 

Located in one of the most diverse regions in New South Wales, this city boasts heritage-listed buildings, and world-class museums and galleries alongside spectacular natural wonders. With a strong educational sector, the city is demographically young (the median age is 37). 

The hospital is a large regional facility with 148 beds, a 10-bed mental health unit, two operating theatres and an emergency department. Services include gynaecology, intensive care/coronary care and oncology.