At a Glance
- Tasks: Join our Vascular Surgery team for weekday shifts and make a difference in patient care.
- Company: Lismore Base Hospital, a key regional hospital in Northern NSW.
- Benefits: Earn $130 per hour while enjoying a supportive work environment.
- Other info: Flexible shifts available throughout August 2026.
- Why this job: Experience the beauty of Northern Rivers while advancing your medical career.
- Qualifications: Must be a PGY5+ Registrar with relevant certifications.
The predicted salary is between 130 - 130 $ per hour.
We are seeking a PGY5+ Registrar to join the Vascular Surgery Department at Lismore Base Hospital for a range of weekday day shifts throughout August 2026. Shifts are 7:00am–3:30pm, with a rate of $130 per hour.
Lismore Base Hospital is a major regional hospital serving the Northern Rivers community of New South Wales. It provides a broad range of specialist medical and surgical services and is an important referral hospital for the region. Located in the vibrant regional city of Lismore, the hospital offers doctors the opportunity to work in a supportive clinical environment while enjoying the natural beauty of the Northern Rivers.
Dates Available
- 10–14 August 2026
- 17–21 August 2026
- 24–28 August 2026
Requirements
- PGY5+ Registrar
- Current NSW Working With Children Check (WWCC) — candidates with a current NSW WWCC will be prioritised
- Police Check
- eMeds Medical Pathway Certificate
- Fluid Infusions Certificate
Locum Opportunity - Vascular Surgery Registrar in Brisbane employer: Mediix
Mediix is an exceptional employer, providing a unique opportunity for ACEM trainees to thrive in a supportive regional environment in Western Australia. With close supervision from FACEM specialists and a strong emphasis on teaching and procedural skill development, employees can expect meaningful growth and hands-on experience in a busy emergency department. The expanding ICU unit further enhances the learning experience, making it an ideal place for those seeking a rewarding career in emergency medicine.
