Medical Oncology Registrar/Fellow

This medical oncology fellow position provides an integrated training experience combining extensive clinical practice with structured research involvement. Through exposure to a wide range of tumour streams and diverse clinical environments, the fellow will develop broad oncologic expertise supported by a sustained commitment to research. This opportunity is full‑time, fixed for 12 months. The LocationSituated as the largest hub in Western Victoria and the fastest-growing inland urban center in the state, this city earned the accolade of Australia's most liveable in 2020. Recognised for itsexcellent educational institutions, exquisite dining experiences, and exclusive boutique shopping options. Positioned conveniently within accessible reach of Melbourne, Geelong, Bendigo, and the Western district, this city enjoys a unique geographic advantage. The Facility The facility plays a significant role in cancer care for the western region of Melbourne, serving a catchment population exceeding 350,000. The medical oncology service presently employs five full‑time oncologists, along with six visiting medical oncologists and four visiting haematologists. Fortnightly meetings in oncology-radiology and oncology-pathology are also integral to our collaborative approach. Collaboration with the radiation oncology unit and the palliative care team, including the nearby inpatient palliative care facility enhancestheir comprehensive approach. The Requirements MBBS or equivalent degree. Current Registration with AHPRA Successful completion of both RACP Written and Clinical Examinations. Either fully or partly completedAT in Medical Oncology Specialist registration or eligibility for specialist registration (FRACP) - SIMG's with Substantially Comparable outcome encouraged to apply #J-18808-Ljbffr