Senior Registrar – Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
Department of Critical Care Medicine (DCCM)
Up to $189,005 + superannuation + salary packaging
Full-time Position | Senior Role – Major Referral Centre 600+ beds
SEEKING AN AUGUST 2025 commencement!

We are seeking a highly motivated Senior Registrar or Transitional Year Fellow to join a dynamic and supportive Department of Critical Care Medicine (DCCM). This is an exceptional opportunity to develop your career in one of Australia's most scenic and liveable cities.

Whether you're seeking a vibrant cultural scene, breathtaking natural landscapes, or a tranquil place to call home, Hobart presents a unique combination of all these elements.
The largest hospital (600 beds) in the state and major referral centre

This is a fantastic opportunity to advance your career in a supportive, teaching-focused environment while working in a modern, well-resourced healthcare facility. 

• Inspiring and vibrant lifestyle!
• 689-million-dollar redevelopment – state of the art health facility
• Enjoy a modern lifestyle in a setting of exceptional beauty.
• A harbour bustling with yachts and fishing boats.
• Work/life balance, affordable housing, great schools, and short commute times.
• Daily affordable direct flights to all major Australian cities, including New Zealand.
• Relocation allowance.

• Be involved in the delivery of high-level intensive care services
• Participate in a senior on-call roster (first on-call from home with consultant support)
• Lead resuscitation efforts and manage critically unwell patients across a broad case mix
• Supervise and support junior medical staff
• Work in a multidisciplinary environment that values collaboration and clinical excellence

• General or limited registration with the Medical Board of Australia
• Near completion or completion of  CICM Fellowship examinations
• Completed fellowship in another acute care specialty with significant ICU experience
• Dual trainees in ICU or those fulfilling  CICM Transitional Year (TY) Fellow  requirements are strongly encouraged to apply

• A strong academic record and aptitude for advanced study
• Excellent leadership, resuscitation and critical decision-making capabilities
• High-level communication and team collaboration skills
• The ability to work effectively under pressure in a tertiary ICU setting
• A caring, ethical, and inclusive approach to patients and colleagues

• River & Coastal Living: offering opportunities for kayaking, sailing, and riverside dining. The city's coastal neighbourhoods boast pristine beaches and a variety of water activities.
• Proximity to Wilderness serves as a gateway to Tasmania's renowned natural attractions, including Bruny Island, Freycinet National Park, and the Tasman Peninsula.

• Culinary Scene:  boasts a vibrant food culture, with an array of restaurants and cafes highlighting fresh, local ingredients. Seafood lovers will find delights like oysters and abalone, while the city's eateries cater to diverse palates.
• The surrounding regions produce exceptional cool-climate wines, and local distilleries offer renowned whiskies and gins.
• Relaxed Pace of Life: Residents enjoy a laid-back lifestyle, with a strong sense of community and easy access to both urban amenities and natural retreats.