An excellent opportunity is available for General Medicine Registrars to join a regional Victorian health service, offering strong clinical experience, access to GP training pathways and potential permanent residency options for the right candidate.
With an established commitment to medical education and training, this is an ideal opportunity for doctors looking to further develop their careers in Australia.
The Opportunity
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General Medicine positions within a regional Victorian health service.
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Established Workplace-Based Assessment (WBA) pathway.
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Accredited training pathways with RACGP and ACRRM.
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Potential permanent residency pathways for suitable candidates.
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Supportive clinical environment with opportunities for professional development.
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Broad clinical exposure across General Medicine and inpatient care.
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Flexible start dates.
Requirements
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Current AHPRA registration – Limited or General Registration essential.
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Previous experience in General Medicine.
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Appropriate qualifications and clinical experience for the position.
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Interest in pursuing further training through RACGP or ACRRM.
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Commitment to working within a regional Victorian health service.
Why Consider This Opportunity?
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Access to established WBA opportunities.
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RACGP and ACRRM accredited training environment.
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Potential employer-supported visa and PR options for eligible candidates.
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Opportunities for career progression and further training.
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Excellent opportunity to establish long-term roots in regional Victoria.
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