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Emergency Department Medical Staff jobs

• The average pay for Emergency Department Medical Staff jobs is $279K per year.
• Entry-level positions start at $96K per year, while the most experienced workers can earn up to $434K per year.
• 2 companies are currently advertising Emergency Department Medical Staff jobs including Omega Medical Pty Ltd and Central Adelaide Local Health Network.
• Top skills include TEAMWORK, Work rights in Australia, ADAPTABLE, Emergency Medicine and Clinical Supervision.
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Posted 1d ago

Emergency Medicine - JMO - Grafton Base Hospital

WAVELENGTH

Grafton, Northern Rivers NSW
Casual/Holiday · Temporary
Similar jobs pay ~$257k

AU$130 Per hour

Key points we found

  • Provide emergency medical care as a Junior Medical Officer.
  • Work in a dynamic emergency department environment.
  • Participate in swing shifts and various rostered hours.
Posted 46d ago

Emergency Medicine Medical Officer

Omega Medical Pty Ltd

Victoria
Full time · Temporary
Similar jobs pay ~$350k+

Not Applicable

Key points we found

  • Provide emergency medical care to patients in a rural public health service.
  • Work as part of a team in a fully integrated health service.
  • Must have General Registration with AHPRA and current work rights in Australia.
Expired 1d ago

Emergency Medicine - JMO - Grafton Base Hospital

WAVELENGTH

Grafton, Northern Rivers NSW
Casual/Holiday · Temporary
Similar jobs pay ~$257k

AU$130 Per hour

Key points we found

  • Provide emergency medical care as a Junior Medical Officer.
  • Work in a dynamic emergency department environment.
  • Participate in swing shifts and various rostered hours.
+60d ago

CALHN Trauma Service Registrar

Central Adelaide Local Health Network

Adelaide CBD SA
Full time · Temporary
Similar jobs pay ~$97k - $154k

Pay information not disclosed by advertiser

Key points we found

  • Play an integral role in attending all Level 1 and 2 trauma call-outs.
  • Perform primary, secondary, and tertiary surveys on trauma patients.
  • Engage in educational opportunities and clinical supervision.