in Australia, Western Australia

A full time registrar post in Emergency Medicine starting in February 2022 in a busy regional hospital in coastal Western Australia. This role is suitable for ACEM trainees in emergency medicine, GP trainees seeking Advanced Specialist Training/Advanced Rural Skill Training and non-vocational trainees. As an ED registrar you will get unrivalled exposure to real Emergency Medicine including procedures, within a fully supervised department.  The employer is a 171-bed hospital that functions as the regional resource centre for the South West region with all major specialties present on site including ICU and CCU/cath lab. The Emergency Department is the largest department in the hospital and the biggest Emergency Department in WA outside of Perth. It has 39 beds including Fast Track and Short Stay Unit and receives in excess of 45,000 presentations per year of whom approximately 30% require admission. ED medical staff include Specialist Emergency Physicians, Senior Medical Practitioners, Registrars, Residents and Interns. Employee Benefits ACEM Provisional training and twelve months of Advanced ED training time - accredited for 10 trainees ACEM paediatric logbook training Accredited (and highly rated) training rotations to anaesthetics and foundation Intensive Care Unit (with other trainees on site in surgery, medicine, orthopaedics, psychiatry, obstetric & gynaecology, paediatrics, ophthalmology, palliative care, radiology and urology) Hands on care for all patients Departmental education - protected time (multi-modality) departmental Emergency Department, grand rounds, radiology and code blue Exam preparation training—protected time (Primary and Fellowship Exam) - with proven track record of success, plus ACEM Examiner on staff Full access to exam and study leave Access to the ACEM EM Certificate and Diploma RACGP Training (Advanced Rural Skills Training) and ACRRM (Advanced Specialist Training)

The primary role of a radiology nurse is to care for patients in need of radiology procedures. Other duties include:• Assessing patients prior to their procedures by studying patient medical histories and speaking with both patients and their physicians• Helping patients better understand the procedures they need and serving as a liaison between the patient, nursing staff, and physician• Explaining the procedures needed by answering any questions/concerns patients and family may have• Responsible for instructing patients on what to do before a particular procedure• Responsible for preparing the patient on the day of procedure• Responsible for injecting special dyes/contrast mediums into patients• Responsible for administering barium enemas/solutions prior to procedures• Operating radiology machines and at times reading diagnostic images• Reassessing patients after their procedure and providing care until they are ready to be discharged.Education: • Nursing Diploma or DegreeProfessional Certification: • License and or experience in the field is an advantage