Public Health Medicine Registrar Full-time Job

Job Opportunity: Public Health Medicine Registrar at IMAC

Overview

IMAC is offering a unique opportunity for a Public Health Medicine Registrar to join their team and work at the forefront of New Zealand's immunisation response. This position is a 12-month fixed-term role with options ranging from 0.7 to 1 FTE. Candidates can choose to be based in Auckland, Waikato, or Wellington.

The Role

As a Public Health Medicine Registrar at IMAC, you will collaborate nationally with key networks involved in strategic planning, policy development, communication, and service delivery related to the national immunisation programme, including COVID-19 vaccination efforts. You will work alongside experienced professionals in translational research focusing on vaccine-preventable diseases, immunisation coverage, and equity.

Key Responsibilities

• Support IMAC’s initiatives to enhance national vaccine coverage and equity
• Work on various projects related to research, strategy, policy, education, and training
• Provide medical and public health expertise in immunisation and infectious disease prevention

Requirements

To qualify for this role, you must:

• Hold an MBChB qualification and a current practising certificate from the New Zealand Medical Council
• Have knowledge and experience in epidemiology and clinical understanding of vaccine-preventable diseases
• Possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Demonstrate an understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles
• Be eligible to work in New Zealand

About IMAC

IMAC has been a leading source of evidence-based information on vaccine-preventable diseases and immunisation in New Zealand since 1997. The center provides strategic advice, education, research, and clinical standards for healthcare professionals in the sector. IMAC operates under UniServices and is located at the University of Auckland.

Benefits

IMAC offers attractive benefits including 5 weeks annual leave, a company superannuation scheme, eye-testing & glasses subsidies, and discounts on health insurance and gym memberships. The team promotes cultural diversity and a supportive work environment with flexible working arrangements and a focus on professional development.

Application Details

If you are interested in this position, please submit your resume and cover letter to l.roberts@auckand.ac.nz by April 23, 2024. For more information, you can contact Loretta Roberts, IMAC National Director.

Conclusion

This role at IMAC presents a valuable opportunity for a dedicated Public Health Medicine Registrar to contribute to New Zealand's immunisation efforts. If you meet the requirements and are passionate about public health, this position could be the next step in your career.