Growing Community. Expanding Opportunities.
Join one of the newest and fastest-growing hospitals in NSW. The brand-new Maitland Hospital is a state-of-the-art facility serving a rapidly expanding community, with a modern Emergency Department that provides an excellent environment for learning, teamwork, and career growth.
Annual emergency presentations to Maitland Hospital exceed 54,000, giving you exposure to a wide variety of cases – from acute medical and surgical presentations to trauma, paediatrics, and procedural skills.
As an ED Registrar, you will benefit from a strong culture of teaching, supervision, and registrar support. Our consultants are committed to your development, ensuring you gain the skills and confidence needed for your emergency medicine career.
Your Training Experience
As a trainee at Maitland Hospital, you will be part of Network 4, an established ACEM accredited program designed to support success at every stage of training.
You will have access to:
- A structured curriculum for TS1–TS4 trainees
- Intensive exam support for Primary, Written, and OSCE assessments
- Regular simulation training, including trauma, paediatrics, and high-fidelity scenarios
- Protected weekly network teaching sessions
- Opportunities to rotate through ICU, retrieval medicine, and sub-specialties across the district
Why Maitland Hospital?
- 54,000+ emergency presentations each year with broad exposure and high clinical volume
- Modern facilities in a purpose-built, state-of-the-art hospital
- Supportive supervision, dedicated teaching, and registrar education programs
- Collaborative, team-based environment with strong interdepartmental support
- Only 30 minutes from Newcastle and the Hunter Valley wine region
Be part of a hospital that’s growing with its community.
Shape your future in emergency medicine at Maitland Hospital.
Who Should Apply
We are looking for enthusiastic and motivated ED Registrars who want to gain broad experience in a busy, modern Emergency Department. Ideal applicants will:
- Be passionate about emergency medicine and patient care
- Have strong clinical skills and a commitment to learning
- Thrive in a collaborative, team-based environment
- Be eligible for ACEM training and General Registration (or equivalent)
This role is perfect for trainees who want exposure to a high-volume, diverse case-mix in a growing community hospital while benefiting from strong supervision, structured teaching, and professional support.
Learn. Grow. Make an Impact.
For more information please contact:
Dr Scott Flannagan – Director Maitland Emergency Department
[email protected]
or
Dr Luke Burgess – Co-Director Maitland Emergency Department
[email protected]
