Registrar

ED REG / PHO – Permanent Opportunity | Coastal Queensland

Permanent Emergency Medicine Registrar / PHO opportunity available in a busy regional coastal ED in Queensland.

🗓 Flexible start dates from August 2026 through to February 2027

💰 Salary: $133,848 – $181,097 + applicable benefits

The Role

Join a supportive Emergency Department managing a broad mix of presentations including acute medicine, trauma, paediatrics, and minor procedures. The successful applicant will work within a multidisciplinary team alongside FACEMs, registrars, PHOs, JMOs, nursing, and allied health staff.

Duties include:

• Assessment and management of emergency presentations
• Resuscitation and acute care management
• Participation in ward rounds, handovers, and clinical reviews
• Supervising junior staff where appropriate
• Maintaining accurate clinical documentation
• Contributing to quality improvement and education activities

What’s on Offer

• Relocation assistance
• 4 weeks accommodation support on arrival
• Flexible commencement dates
• Strong senior support and teaching environment
• Excellent procedural exposure
• Coastal lifestyle location with beaches and outdoor living

Eligibility

• UK & Irish trained doctors encouraged to apply
• Current or eligible AHPRA registration
• Recent Emergency Department experience required
• Suitable for ED Registrar or experienced PHO level applicants

Applications close: 25 May 2026

DM for further details or a confidential discussion.

This 209-bed hospital is an acute facility on the Fraser Coast in Queensland (QLD) and delivers a comprehensive range of health care services, including:

• Acute inpatient and outpatient services
• Community health
• Oral health
• Community mental health services

Location Information

This city is an aquatic paradise, around 3.5 hours drive north of Brisbane and one of the best places in Australia to experience nature in the wild.

The safe, sheltered waters of the area make it ideal for year-round water sports, from swimming, snorkelling and scuba diving to sailing and fishing.

Renowned for the whale watching, it is also the access point to World Heritage listed Fraser Island and the Southern Great Barrier Reef.