Fellowship Opportunities in Anaesthesia Auckland (Counties Manukau), New Zealand

Fellowship Opportunities in Anaesthesia Auckland (Counties Manukau), New Zealand Health New Zealand - Te Whatu Ora – Auckland, North Island 4mo ago , from Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand Fellowship Opportunities in Anaesthesia Auckland (Counties Manukau), New Zealand Expressions of interest - fixed-term starting in February 2027 Work across new and existing theatre facilities Comprehensive training programme with broad sub-specialty options Friendly and collegial team within great community setting We are a leading tertiary teaching hospital situated in the beautiful harbour city of Auckland. As one of Australasias busiest acute surgical centres, we operate 24 theatres across two campuses (Middlemore Hospital and Manukau Surgical Centre) plus we have the exciting new Manukau Health Park facility in development (Project Overview). With 10 ANZCA-accredited fellowship positions available annually, our department offers exceptional opportunities for professional development as you transition to independent consultant (attending) practice. The Fellowship Experience Our anaesthesia fellowships offer a comprehensive and varied clinical experience across a wide range of surgical subspecialties providing a solid generalist experience. Our fellows can also choose to focus their training in one of the following areas: Obstetric Anaesthesia Burns and reconstructive surgery Regional Anaesthesia Heres what some of our previous fellows had to say: Comments Our roles are ideally suited for those in their final year of training (or ST6/7), early consultant career (FANZCA, post-CCT), or equivalent. The fellow experience covers acute surgical theatre work, managing independent elective lists, and contributing to out-of[1]theatre clinical responsibilitiesproviding a well-rounded, generalist anaesthetic foundation. About the Department We are a metropolitan tertiary referral centre for complex cases, including acute spinal injury, pelvic trauma, mangled limb, maxillofacial trauma, and major plastic reconstructive surgeries. We are also home to the National Burns Centre, delivering world-class burns care to patients from across New Zealand and the Pacific. Our department supports a busy Obstetric Unit with over 7,000 deliveries annually, many of which involve high-risk cases. We are a large department that is proud of our collegial and supportive team culture, and can offer additional learning opportunities in paediatric care, advanced airway management including for bronchoscopy, transthoracic echo, POCUS and acute pain management. Candidate Requirements We welcome applications from candidates who meet the following criteria: Eligible to enter the Provisional Fellow Year (PFY) or first year post-FANZCA(ANZCA) ST6/ST7 at commencement, or post-CCT (UK), or equivalent. International applicants are warmly encouraged to apply, provided they meet eligibility for registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ). *Eligibility self-assessment tool can be found at https://www.mcnz.org.nz/registration/getting-registered/tool #J-18808-Ljbffr