Nuclear Medicine Advanced Trainee

Mo tenei turanga mahi| About this role

Nuclear

Medicine Advanced Trainee - Christchurch & Auckland

Location : Christchurch Hospital (Year 1), Auckland City Hospital & Mercy

Radiology (Year 2)

Employment Type : Fixed Term, 24 months

Why this

is a great role

This is an

exciting opportunity to join a nationally recognised Advanced Training

Programme in Nuclear Medicine, jointly delivered by Christchurch Hospital,

Auckland City Hospital, and Mercy Radiology. You'll gain advanced clinical

experience across both diagnostic and therapeutic Nuclear Medicine, including

PET / CT and Theranostics, while working alongside leading specialists in the

field.

Health New

Zealand | Te Whatu Ora

Health New

Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is grounded in the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi

and is committed to building a health system that serves all New Zealanders

equitably.

About the

Role

As an

Advanced Trainee in Nuclear Medicine, you'll participate in a comprehensive

two-year programme accredited by the RACP and RANZCR Committee for Joint

Training in Nuclear Medicine.

Year 1 : Based at Christchurch

Hospital, working within a highly skilled team of Nuclear Medicine

physicians, dual-trained Radiologists, Technologists, Medical Physicists,

and administrative staff.

Year 2 : Training will continue

across Auckland City Hospital and Mercy Radiology's Epsom, Greenlane, and

Milford sites, offering diverse learning experiences and exposure to

cutting-edge technologies.

This

programme provides an exceptional platform for developing advanced specialist

skills and launching your career in this rapidly evolving field.

About the

Team

The Nuclear

Medicine Service at Christchurch Hospital is a collaborative, multidisciplinary

team dedicated to delivering high-quality diagnostic and therapeutic care for

the Canterbury community. Working closely with our national partners, we are

proud to contribute to the advancement of Nuclear Medicine in Aotearoa.

About You

We are

seeking motivated applicants who have completed one of the following :

Royal Australasian College of

Physicians (RACP) Basic Physician Training (including written and clinical

exams), OR

Royal Australian and New Zealand

College of Radiologists (RANZCR) Part 2 Examination

RACP

applicants must complete the two years of nuclear medicine training and a third

year of non-core training, in an allied internal medicine field. Already

completed years can be accredited, with college approval to obtain FRACP.

Please see

the RACP / RANZCR College websites for specific guidance.

You must also

be eligible for registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand - more

details can be found at .

Working at

Health New Zealand

At Te Whatu

Ora, our people are at the heart of everything we do -'Ko nga tangata, te

matua mahi.'

We foster an environment where care, respect, and integrity underpin every

interaction. Our staff enjoy flexible working arrangements, ongoing

professional development, and the opportunity to make a genuine difference in

people's lives.

We are proud

to be an inclusive and equal opportunity employer, welcoming applications from

Maori, Pacific, disabled, and rainbow communities.

How to

Apply

To apply,

please click 'Apply now'.

For more information about this role, contact : Amy Walker - Recruitment

Specialist

Please note :

Applications submitted via an agency will not be considered.