Emergency Medicine Registrar (ACEM Accredited training position)
About the role
NSW's largest private hospital
February 2027
Taking care of people is our reason for being
Some of the exceptional benefits we offer include
- Salary packaging as a not-for-profit organisation, potentially putting thousands of additional dollars back into your pocket each year
- Discounted Fitness Passport membership for you and your family
- 10% off private fees at the San GP Centre
- 10% off retail purchases at the SAH Retail Pharmacy
- 5% off purchases at San Gifts (excluding prescriptions)
- Excellent on-campus amenities including cafés, florist, gift shop and hairdresser
- Plus many more employee benefits
About the role
This position provides an exciting opportunity to train within a busy private Emergency Department with first-class facilities and a highly supportive multidisciplinary team. As an Advanced Trainee in Emergency Medicine (TS2-TS4), you will gain exposure to a diverse and rewarding caseload while developing advanced clinical, leadership and management skills within a structured and supportive training environment.
Trainees can undertake up to 12 months of ACEM-accredited Emergency Medicine training and may choose from the following second-year options:
- Continue within the Emergency Department (0.5-1.0 FTE)
- Complete 3 to 6-month rotations in ICU and/or Anaesthetics
You'll also have opportunities to contribute to
- Leadership and management development
- Quality improvement projects
- Morbidity & Mortality (M&M) presentations
- Teaching and education programs
- Protocol and guideline development
- Simulation exercises and case-based learning
Why choose the emergency department at the SAN
At Sydney Adventist Hospital, we understand that training excellence and work-life balance should go hand in hand.
Our Emergency Department offers a unique opportunity to complete accredited Emergency Medicine training in a supportive private healthcare environment, while benefiting from a lifestyle-friendly roster that includes 10-hour shifts and no night duty.
Why trainees choose the San:
- 28-day roster with 10-hour shifts and no nights
- Up to 12 months ACEM-accredited Emergency Medicine training
- TS4 level accredited opportunities- with specific focus on leadership and management training and opportunities to contribute to the department with protocol development, M&M presentations, and teaching opportunities.
- ICU and Anaesthetics rotations available
- Dedicated DEMTs and enthusiastic FACEM mentors
- Seven paid days of study leave in one FTE year (Relative to training)
- Department subsidised trainee yearly subscription to Up to Date
- Leadership, teaching and quality improvement opportunities
- Rapid access to advanced diagnostic and investigative services
- Salary packaging and Fitness Passport benefits
- Supportive culture with exceptional staff retention
Who we’re looking for
Emergency Medicine Trainees
To be successful you will have
- Current ACEM trainee who has successfully completed the Primary Examination (TS2, TS3 or TS4)
- Current AHPRA registration and full Australian working rights
(visa sponsorship is not available)
- Demonstrated commitment to Emergency Medicine training and ongoing professional development
- Strong clinical judgement with the ability to manage acute and critically unwell patients in a supervised environment
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with a compassionate, patient-centred approach
- Ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team and contribute positively to team culture
- Strong organisational, prioritisation and problem-solving skills in a fast-paced Emergency Department
- Adaptable, resilient and motivated to thrive in a dynamic clinical environment
About Adventist Healthcare
What to expect
How to apply
Dr Catherine MacManus
Dr Guruprasad Nagaraj
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