Nuclear Medicine Advanced Trainee

NuclearMedicine Advanced Trainee – Christchurch & Auckland

Location : Christchurch Hospital (Year 1), Auckland City Hospital & MercyRadiology (Year 2)

Employment Type : Fixed Term, 24 months

Why thisis a great role

This is anexciting opportunity to join a nationally recognised Advanced TrainingProgramme in Nuclear Medicine, jointly delivered by Christchurch Hospital,Auckland City Hospital, and Mercy Radiology. You’ll gain advanced clinicalexperience across both diagnostic and therapeutic Nuclear Medicine, includingPET / CT and Theranostics, while working alongside leading specialists in thefield.

Health NewZealand | Te Whatu Ora

Health NewZealand | Te Whatu Ora is grounded in the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangiand is committed to building a health system that serves all New Zealandersequitably.

About theRole

As anAdvanced Trainee in Nuclear Medicine, you’ll participate in a comprehensivetwo-year programme accredited by the RACP and RANZCR Committee for JointTraining in Nuclear Medicine.

• Year 1 : Based at ChristchurchHospital, working within a highly skilled team of Nuclear Medicinephysicians, dual-trained Radiologists, Technologists, Medical Physicists,and administrative staff.
• Year 2 : Training will continueacross Auckland City Hospital and Mercy Radiology’s Epsom, Greenlane, andMilford sites, offering diverse learning experiences and exposure tocutting-edge technologies.

Thisprogramme provides an exceptional platform for developing advanced specialistskills and launching your career in this rapidly evolving field.

About theTeam

The NuclearMedicine Service at Christchurch Hospital is a collaborative, multidisciplinaryteam dedicated to delivering high-quality diagnostic and therapeutic care forthe Canterbury community. Working closely with our national partners, we areproud to contribute to the advancement of Nuclear Medicine in Aotearoa.

About You

We areseeking motivated applicants who have completed one of the following :

RACPapplicants must complete the two years of nuclear medicine training and a thirdyear of non-core training, in an allied internal medicine field. Alreadycompleted years can be accredited, with college approval to obtain FRACP.

Please seethe RACP / RANZCR College websites for specific guidance.

You must alsobe eligible for registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand – moredetails can be found at .

Working atHealth New Zealand

At Te WhatuOra, our people are at the heart of everything we do — “Ko ngā tāngata, temātua mahi.”

We foster an environment where care, respect, and integrity underpin everyinteraction. Our staff enjoy flexible working arrangements, ongoingprofessional development, and the opportunity to make a genuine difference inpeople’s lives.

We are proudto be an inclusive and equal opportunity employer, welcoming applications fromMāori, Pacific, disabled, and rainbow communities.

How toApply

To apply,please click “Apply now”.

For more information about this role, contact : Amy Walker – RecruitmentSpecialist |

Please note : Applications submitted via an agency will not be considered.

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