The Role
Seeking  applications from qualified individuals for the role of a second Medical Oncology Advanced Trainee at our facility for the year 2024. This RACP-accredited training position spans 12 months and is set to commence in February 2024. The selected candidate will have the opportunity to acquire valuable and fulfilling clinical exposure in medical oncology within a regional cancer center. Responsibilities include offering supervised outpatient services to Medical Oncology patients and actively participating in the overnight and weekend on-call roster.

The Location
Situated as the largest hub in Western Victoria and the fastest-growing inland urban center in the state, this city earned the accolade of Australia's most liveable in 2020. Recognised for its excellent educational institutions, exquisite dining experiences, and exclusive boutique shopping options, this locale stands out for its exceptional lifestyle offerings. Positioned conveniently within accessible reach of Melbourne, Geelong, Bendigo, and the Western district, this city enjoys a unique geographic advantage. Adorned with some of Australia's most notable heritage structures and surrounded by captivating natural landscapes, this destination boasts a harmonious blend of historical charm and scenic beauty.

The Facility
The facility plays a significant role in cancer care for the western region of Melbourne, serving a catchment population exceeding 350,000. The medical oncology service presently employs five full-time oncologists, along with six visiting medical oncologists and four visiting haematologists. The junior team comprises a medical oncology fellow, an oncology advanced trainee registrar, two basic physician trainee (BPT) medical registrars, and three Hospital Medical Officers (HMO). One BPT and one HMO position specifically support haematology inpatient and outpatient services.  Beyond the weekly journal club, trainees will benefit from regular teaching sessions conducted by consultant staff and protected time to attend the VMOTG Friday teaching sessions.  Fortnightly meetings in oncology-radiology and oncology-pathology are also integral to our collaborative approach. Collaboration with the radiation oncology unit and the palliative care team, including the nearby inpatient palliative care facility enhances their comprehensive approach. 

The Requirements

• Current registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)
• Eligibility for registration with the RACP for Advanced Physician Training.
• Detailed knowledge of the investigation and management of acute and chronic general medical conditions.
• Have received three doses of a COVID19 vaccine

For more information please click on Apply now, email [email protected] or call Krystal on 07 3071 9316 to discuss further.