Visiting Medical Officer, General Surgery

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REQ665277 – Visiting Medical Officer, General Surgery
Manning Base Hospital
Applications close: 19 July 2026


Manning Base Hospital is seeking a FRACS-qualified General Surgeon
with specialist registration and recent, comprehensive experience in general surgery to join a supportive, high-performing team in the beautiful Manning Valley.

 

This role provides broad elective and emergency surgical care, including alimentary tract surgery, trauma and critical care, endocrine and breast surgery, cancer surgery, and endoscopy. As a regional hospital, Manning Base offers a diverse caseload with strong local teamwork and networked referral pathways for complex cases.

 

The Surgery Department comprises four General Surgeons and one Urologist, supported by experienced theatre and ward nursing staff, comprehensive allied health services, and a 1:4 on-call roster. Dedicated theatre access ensures timely patient care and excellent operative exposure. Manning Base is accredited by the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, supporting two accredited and two unaccredited trainees, as well as interns and resident medical officers. The hospital is also affiliated with the Joint Medical Program of the University of Newcastle and the University of New England.

 

Located in the scenic Manning Valley on the Barrington Coast, the region offers an exceptional lifestyle with pristine beaches, national parks, waterfalls, rivers, fishing, mountain biking, and a mild climate. Newcastle is just two hours away and Sydney approximately 3.5 hours by road. Affordable living, excellent schools, and a welcoming community make this an ideal location to build a long-term career.

 

As part of Hunter New England Local Health District, you'll join one of NSW's largest health services, with strong links to the University of Newcastle and Hunter Medical Research Institute. Comprehensive recruitment, relocation, and settlement support are provided for you and your family.

 

For a confidential discussion, contact Dr Benjamin Scott, VMO in General Surgery, at [email protected]

 

Posted on 26 June 2026

Cardiothoracic Surgical Assistant

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JOIN OUR TEAM – Cardiothoracic Surgical Assistant
Wollongong Private Hospital

Wollongong Private Hospital is a leading 171-bed facility located just 80km south of Sydney and is a recognised regional hub for cardiac care supporting both public and private patients. 

The Cardiothoracic Program
Our cardiothoracic service is the only centre south of Sydney, performing approximately 400 cases per year within a growing, high-performing program. 

Clinical Scope
Cardiac Surgery
• Coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG)
• Valve surgery
• Aortic procedures

Thoracic Surgery
• Lung cancer surgery
• Minimally invasive thoracic procedures

Advanced Procedures
• Convergent Hybrid Therapy for atrial fibrillation (first in NSW)
• Minimally invasive and robotic techniques
• Hybrid surgical–interventional procedures
You will be joining a highly skilled multidisciplinary team delivering complex and innovative care.

About the Role
We are seeking a motivated Cardiothoracic Surgical Assistant to support our surgical team across regular theatre lists.

The role offers:
• Exposure to a broad and complex case mix
• Participation in elective and urgent procedures
• Regular operating sessions
• Attractive remuneration, including guaranteed daily income and on-call allowance
• Accommodation support (if required) 

About You
To be successful in this role, you will have:
• Current AHPRA registration
• Experience in managing cardiothoracic patients
• Previous assisting experience in cardiothoracic procedures
• Strong teamwork and communication skills

Why Wollongong Private Hospital?
• Work within a progressive and expanding cardiothoracic program
• Exposure to advanced surgical techniques and innovation
• Supportive, collaborative clinical environment
• Opportunity to contribute to a key regional service

 

Contact

For any queries regarding the role, please contact Caroline Wilson - Director of Clinical Services at 02 4286 1141

 

Posted on 24 June 2026

Cardiothoracic Surgical Registrar

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JOIN US – INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS WELCOME
Cardiothoracic Surgical Registrar
Wollongong Private Hospital | NSW, Australia


Wollongong Private Hospital invites Expressions of Interest from international Cardiothoracic Surgical Registrars (UK, Ireland, and equivalent programs) to join our growing service.

This is an excellent opportunity to gain high-quality clinical and operative experience within the Australian health system, supported by an experienced and collaborative consultant team.

WHY APPLY
Large private hospital partnering with a 500+ bed tertiary public centre
Mixed elective and urgent caseload, comparable to UK/Irish training
Strong consultant-led supervision with hands-on training
Exposure to ANZSCTS registry and clinical governance
Research and clinical trial opportunities
Established multidisciplinary “Heart Team” model

CLINICAL EXPOSURE
CABG, valve and aortic surgery
Thoracic surgery, including lung cancer and minimally invasive procedures
Advanced hybrid procedures (e.g. AF programs)
Active involvement in perioperative care alongside surgeons, cardiologists, anaesthetists, perfusionists, and specialist nurses

ABOUT THE SERVICE A 171-bed hospital working closely with Wollongong Hospital, forming a regional cardiac hub with strong teaching and research links to the University of Wollongong.

LIFESTYLE
Coastal location, 1 hour south of Sydney
Beaches, national parks, and relaxed lifestyle
Affordable living with excellent work–life balance

ROLE & REQUIREMENTS
Participation in on-call roster and operating lists
Experience in comparable systems
AHPRA eligibility (or in progress)
Strong teamwork and communication skills

SUPPORT PROVIDED
Guidance with AHPRA registration
Relocation and system transition support
Structured onboarding

 

CONTACT

For any queries regarding the role, please contact Caroline Wilson - Director of Clinical Services at 02 4286 1141

 

Posted on 23 June 2026

Visiting Medical Officer - Specialist Orthopaedic Surgeon

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Lismore Base Hospital, Northern NSW Local Health District

Requisition ID: 665575
Remuneration as Senior Specialist will be considered and is subject to CE Approval

About the Role

Richmond Network including Lismore Base, Ballina District and Casino Hospitals are seeking a qualified Specialist Orthopaedic Surgeon to provide contemporary comprehensive Specialist Orthopaedic services at the primary facility and other facilities where applicable for optimal patient outcomes delivering a healthy community through quality care. The successful applicant will also participate in quality improvement activities as well as providing training and education to clinicians across multiple disciplines to achieve quality education and safe clinical practice. 

Visit Northern NSW Local Health District for more information on careers, employee benefits and incentives as well as living and working in the Northern NSW region. 
 
Relocating to the region?

 

The Welcome Experience in the Northern Rivers connects you and your family with local people and local resources to help you settle in and feel at home in your new community faster. 

Learn more at www.nsw.gov.au/welcomexperience


Join our team and you’ll enjoy:
Fitness discounts – focus on your health and wellbeing
Growth – access to professional and personal development
Team culture – work in a collaborative, flexible and supportive team environment
Opportunities to start or build a career, or re-enter the workforce
 
Enquiries: Senior Medical Officer Manager
Email: [email protected]
Applications Close: 1 July 2026

 

Apply online at: jobs.health.nsw.gov.au


"Enjoy more flexibility and more opportunities, living and working in a place of great beauty"

 

Posted on 17 June 2026

Poche Fellow in Melanoma and Surgical Oncology

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Applications are invited from qualified General or Plastic Surgeons for the Poche Fellowship in Melanoma and Surgical Oncology.  

This program is based at the Melanoma Institute Australia’s North Sydney campus, as well as the Mater Hospital Crows Nest, and Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Camperdown. 

This position is formatted at a post Fellowship level (FRACS or equivalent) and is suitable for surgeons seeking to develop a vocational interest in the field.  

We are offering one clinical and research-based Fellowship, which is for twelve months commencing in February 2027.  The Fellowship involves a substantial clinical workload in dedicated outpatient clinics, operating sessions and weekly multidisciplinary meetings.  

The Melanoma Institute Australia is one of the world’s largest melanoma services, and access to its internationally respected Melanoma Research Database provides the opportunity to undertake significant research during this Fellowship.

Applications are accepted from Australian and non-Australian candidates.  

Fellowships are available from February/March 2027 to February/March 2028. Applications will close June 07, 2026, with interviews at the end of June. The role may be open until this date unless a suitable candidate is found in the meantime.

 

Interested candidates should submit the following:
curriculum vitae
cover letter highlighting why you want to become a MIA Melanoma Surgery Fellow
proof of specialist qualification
current medical registration/licensing
medical indemnity
contact details of three referees

 

Please address your application to: 
A/Prof Robyn Saw, Melanoma Institute Australia, 40 Rocklands Road, Wollstonecraft, NSW, 2065, Australia
Email: [email protected] – please include in the subject line the Fellowship – Surgery.

 

As this role is based in a medical facility, applicants will need to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19.

 

We pay our respects to the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which Melanoma Institute Australia works, and their Elders both past and present, and acknowledge the deep, continuing connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to the land, waters, and sky.

 

Posted on 8 April 2026