Medical Oncology Registrar (2027 RMO Training Year)

Medical Oncology Registrar (2027 RMO Training Year)

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Medical Oncology Registrars 2027 RMO Training Year Start date: From 1 February 2027 About the Role Looking to progress in your training as a Medical Oncology Registrar ? MidCentral District offers an excellent opportunity to develop clinical expertise within a supportive regional tertiary service. The Service MidCentral District provides a regional tertiary Cancer Treatment Service, delivering: Medical Oncology Haematology Radiation Oncology Care is provided to a large population across the following Te Whatu Ora | Health New Zealand districts: MidCentral Taranaki Whanganui Hawke's Bay This broad catchment ensures exposure to a diverse and complex oncology caseload, with strong multidisciplinary engagement. The Role You will primarily work in outpatient clinics, which form a major component of the role. You will: Participate in local oncology clinics Share responsibility for regional outreach clinics Provide inpatient support in collaboration with: Medical Oncologists A Medical Registrar House Officers This structure allows for well‑supervised, progressive responsibility and comprehensive training across outpatient and inpatient oncology care. On‑Call Commitments Weekdays: 4.00 pm – 11.00 pm Weekends: 8.00 am – 11.00 pm Call frequency: 1 in 12, providing a manageable and sustainable roster This role offers an excellent balance of oncology training, clinical exposure, and lifestyle, within a collegial and well‑supported regional cancer service. Benefits An encouraging learning environment where you will continue to grow. A professional and supportive culture and team setting. Fulfilling and challenging work with great lifestyle options Tailored wellness programmes About us Palmerston North Regional Hospital is the premier healthcare institution in the MidCentral Region. With a dedicated Intensive Care Unit, Coronary Care Unit, and Regional Cancer Treatment Service, as well as one of the largest trauma centres nationwide, Palmerston North Hospital provides industry leading specialised care and emergency treatment to the MidCentral region. As a teaching hospital affiliated with New Zealand medical schools, we unite exceptional healthcare practice with modern education and research. MidCentral is an excellent place to begin or continue your professional career in an engaging and supportive environment. MidCentral region is ideally situated for all lifestyles – Striking scenery with multiple hiking & biking tracks with beaches, ski fields and wineries close by as well as excellent schools and tertiary institutions. The perfect blend of rural and city living. About you Our ideal candidate will have: Registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand or be eligible for general or provisional general registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand. Completed RACP Basic Training, including the written and clinical examinations. Working at Health New Zealand Health New Zealand | The Whatu Ora is dedicated to ensuring excellent healthcare for the people of New Zealand. We embrace a workforce that is diverse and inclusive so that we are better positioned to understand and service our community . We welcome applications from our diverse Māori, Pacific, disabled, and rainbow communities. In the interests of protecting our people and our patients, all appointments will be subject to: Occupational Health Assessment Some positions are defined as a Core Children's worker under the Children's Act and require full safety checks completed before employment commences. (Police Vetting) How to apply Click "APPLY NOW." For further information about this role please reach out to: Sarah Richardson - RMO Recruiter Discover more hidden gems that Manawatū and Palmerston North have to offer here: Manawatū & Palmerston North - Visit | Live | Study | Business (manawatunz.co.nz) .