·         $129,547.00 - $$195,800.00 Dependent on experience

·         Generous Relocation Assistance (T&C apply)

·         Visa & MCNZ Assistance available for the right candidate

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As a Haematology Research Fellow, you’re already making a difference every day, in the lives of patients, their loved ones and the wider communities who benefit from your expertise. We’re looking to fill multiple roles nationwide and offering you the unique opportunity to make a difference, somewhere different.

You’ll provide the highest-quality medical care, surrounded by world-leading technology. Our multi-disciplinary teams work together to drive positive change to improve healthcare outcomes for our communities. 

About the Haematology Research Fellow role

The Research Fellow position is a shared 50% research and 50% clinical role split between Health New Zealand Counties Manukau and Aotearoa Clinical Trials (ACTT).  The post holder will be employed by Health New Zealand Counties Manukau and based at Middlemore Hospital. ACTT is an internationally accredited clinical research site and in collaboration with the Counties Manukau Haematology Department, conducts phase Ib-III interventional clinical trials across the haematological malignancies. The Research Fellow position would be involved in a large range of clinical trials as a sub-investigator, while the successful candidate in the Consultant Haematologist role would have the opportunity to develop their own portfolio of clinical trials in an area of interest. 

The position is full-time from 8.00am to 6.00pm Monday to Friday. There is an additional on-call roster outside normal hours during the week, at weekends and on public holidays with an expected call frequency of 1:8.  

Being kind, excellent, valuing everyone and doing that together as a team are our core values. We are a proudly a team that values diversity, as we know a diverse and inclusive workforce achieves the best outcomes for our patients and communities. If you share in these core values and bring them into every aspect of your patient care, we’d love to hear from you.

If you would like to discuss this role before you apply, please contact Clinical Head of Department, Sharon Jackson at Sharon.jackson@middlemore.co.nz or James Yallop, Service Manager at james.yallop@middlemore.co.nz. 

 Where you could work

Discover the vibrant heart of Auckland’s south at Counties Manukau, a diverse and dynamic district known for its unique blend of cultures and community spirit. Positioned amidst some of New Zealand's most stunning landscapes, Counties Manukau offers an enriching lifestyle where the beauty of natural reserves and coastlines is always just a short drive away. Whether it’s exploring the lush Hunua Ranges or enjoying a day at the idyllic beaches of the Manukau Harbour, our region combines the best of urban living and natural wonders. Middlemore Hospital, located in the heart of Counties Manukau, is one of the most important healthcare facilities in New Zealand, boasting over 900 beds and offering comprehensive care, including specialist haematology services. We are at the beginning of an exciting journey of health system reforms that is focused on patient-centered care, achieving equity, and improving outcomes for all.  The Haematology department aspires to be at the forefront of clinical research, as well as providing excellent patient care for our communities, supported by a collegial workforce and a commitment to excellence in the medical field. 

Our hospital serves a diverse population of approximately 560,000, providing vital services across all major specialties. We're looking for passionate Haematologists eager to make a difference in a community that values expertise and compassion. You will join a supportive team that values your development, offering abundant opportunities for professional growth through continuous education and involvement in groundbreaking medical research. At Counties Manukau, you'll find more than just a place to work. It’s a place where you can build a fulfilling life thanks to a truly balanced work-life approach enabling you to spend more time with family and explore the great outdoors.  Experience the warmth of our community and the opportunities of a major healthcare hub all in one place. Join us in Counties Manukau, where your skills will impact lives and your personal journey will flourish.

Registration information 

The ideal applicants will be eligible for an Annual Practising Certificate with the NZ Medical Council and have subspecialty training in Haematology (FRACP or equivalent).  The Research Fellow position is best suited to an applicant who has recently completed haematology training and is looking to develop further clinical trial skills before taking on a more senior position.  The applicants should have strong communication and interpersonal skills and be committed to continued learning and professional development. 

Join us in paradise – apply now!  

If you’re ready to be part of an innovative, progressive, and passionate team while exploring all that our country has to offer, we have the role for you - providing you with the best of both worlds. 

It's never been easier to start a new adventure - and we have a team to help you every step of the way.

Come on over to New Zealand, and make a difference, somewhere different.

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