Specialist / Consultant Gastroenterologist

Specialist / Consultant Gastroenterologist Salary package : $420k plus Full time | 12-month appointments Step into a role that matters.

We are seeking experienced Consultant / Specialist Gastroenterologists to join the Division of Medicine and deliver high quality care.

This city sits on sparkling blue water with a busy harbour, open-air markets, and a food scene shaped by strong Asian influence.

The tropical climate supports a year-round outdoor lifestyle.

Its proximity to Asia, combined with the Territory's unique clinical challenges, creates an environment that is both exciting and deeply rewarding for clinicians.

Why join?

Live in a vibrant, tropical, cosmopolitan city with laid-back living and plenty of adventure Short, easy commute to work Visa and sponsorship pathways for eligible candidates Work with a diverse patient population across urban, regional, and remote communities About the role You will provide consultant level care for inpatients with gastrointestinal and hepatology conditions.

This includes assessment, investigation, and clear management planning in a busy clinical environment.

You will lead and support a committed team of junior doctors and nurses, coordinate care for a large cohort of IBD and Hepatology outpatients and contribute to safe and effective discharge planning.

Elective endoscopy lists, participation in the on-call roster, and occasional remote outreach work are part of the position.

Key responsibilities Provide consultant ward service with strong supervision and teaching for junior medical staff and students.

Deliver regular elective outpatient endoscopy sessions and participate in the on-call roster.

Contribute to departmental meetings including Consultant Meetings, M M, Journal Club, and Radiology Meetings.

Work within defined quality and safety standards to maintain safe, high-quality services.

About you AHPRA Specialist registration and FRACP in Gastroenterology and Hepatology.

Certification in Adult Gastroscopy and Colonoscopy through the Conjoint Committee, plus current recertification where required.

Strong clinical assessment and management skills.

Clear, confident communication with the ability to work well across cultures.

Sound understanding of community support services and safe discharge planning.

Commitment to improving Aboriginal health.

It offers a unique clinical environment, diverse case mix, and the chance to make a meaningful impact on community health, especially in partnership with Aboriginal communities.

You will work with a supportive team that values clinical excellence, teaching, and collaboration.

If you are ready for a rewarding challenge and a lifestyle like no other, we would like to hear from you.

Apply now To express your interest send your resume / cover letter to Nicki Wade – Senior Recruitment Consultant –

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