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Medical Registrar (Research) – with an interest in Gastroenterology | Whangārei Hospital

Do you want to be part of one of New Zealand’s highest performing clinical trials sites while developing specialist experience in gastroenterology?

At Aotearoa Clinical Trials, you’ll contribute to bringing cutting-edge treatments to patients across Te Tai Tokerau, while building capability in both clinical research and gastroenterology service delivery.

Why join ACTT Whangārei?

  • High-performing, well-supported research site based at Te Whatu Ora – Whangārei
  • Structured exposure to both clinical research and gastroenterology service
  • Strong supervision from a thriving and experienced gastroenterology department
  • Opportunity to contribute to innovative treatments and improved patient outcomes
  • Pathway to develop as a clinical researcher and future Principal Investigator

About the Role

This is a one-year, full-time Research Fellow position based in Whangārei (WRE).  The postholder will be an integral part of the ACTT research team but supervised by the thriving Whangārei gastroenterology department.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a medical registrar who wants to gain research skills in diverse areas while maintaining a gastroenterology focus.

About You

  • Registered Medical Practitioner with a current Annual Practising Certificate
  • Medical Registrar with an interest in gastroenterology
  • Passion for clinical research and improving patient outcomes
  • Strong clinical judgement and attention to detail
  • Well-organised with the ability to manage competing priorities
  • Collaborative team player with excellent communication skills

Please send CV and cover letter to Byron.Theron@TeWhatuOra.govt.nz

Due to anticipated interest in this role, only candidates shortlisted for interview will be contacted.

 

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