Consultant Radiologist – North Island

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About the Role

We are looking for a Consultant Radiologist to join the progressive and cohesive radiology team.

The department provides a range of diagnostic imaging services to the Northland region, undertaking over 100,000 procedures annually. A wide range of services and modalities are performed including X-Ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound, mammography, fluoroscopy and core interventional procedures. We have modern imaging equipment with two CT scanners (256 slice and 16 Slice) and a 1.5T MRI.

You will be joining a multi-skilled, tight-knit team and the opportunity to relocate to one of the most beautiful areas of New Zealand. It is a supportive department that encourages development of special interests where possible, as well as on-going education. Multi-disciplinary meetings are held weekly with involvement from all specialities allowing for a close collegial working environment.

To be considered you must have or be eligible for specialist (or locum tenens) registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ) in a Diagnostic & Interventional Radiology Vocational scope of practice.

A strong sub-speciality interest or a sub-speciality fellowship would be an advantage.

Location

Located in the Northland region just a scenic two-hour drive from Auckland. Surrounded by rolling hills, sheltered harbours, and golden beaches, it offers an ideal balance of city convenience and relaxed coastal living.

As well as a warm climate, the “winterless north” offers excellent schools; affordable housing and scenic coastal areas offering a range of recreational activities. It is just a two hour drive or 25-minute flight from the international hub of Auckland.

Local Attractions include  the stunning Whangārei Falls, the vibrant Town Basin marina, and the Hundertwasser Art Centre which celebrates world-renowned architecture and local culture. Outdoor lovers can explore the Tutukaka Coast, recognised as one of the world’s top dive locations, including the Poor Knights Islands marine reserve.

The city is well-connected with regular bus services and easy road access to regional centres, including State Highway 1 linking directly to Auckland. The local airport offers domestic flights, making regional travel quick and convenient.