Radiologist - General

About the Company Waikato Hospital is a leading tertiary training hospital and Level 1 Trauma Centre serving the Waikato region, one of the busiest areas in New Zealand. Our Radiology Department performs approximately 200,000 examinations annually, with a strong emphasis on Emergency, Trauma imaging, and Oncology. Situated in the heart of Hamilton city, we are part of a vibrant and welcoming community that offers a reasonable cost of living and convenient commuting options. Hamilton is well-connected to other major cities, such as Auckland and Tauranga, making it an excellent base for exploring New Zealand during weekends and holidays. Our department is dedicated to fostering a supportive and collaborative work environment that encourages professional development and career advancement. We also promote an active culture of research, as Waikato Hospital is one of New Zealand's largest teaching institutions, providing numerous teaching opportunities at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. About the Role We are currently seeking an experienced General Radiologist to join our Radiology department at Waikato Hospital. In this full-time, permanent position, you will be responsible for interpreting and reporting on various imaging studies, including CT, Ultrasound, and X-Ray. Your role will involve handling a diverse range of complex clinical cases in general radiology, covering both outpatient and acute imaging. As part of your responsibilities, you will participate in multidisciplinary meetings, supervise and teach registrars, and contribute to the continuous development of high standards within the department. Key Responsibilities - Reporting on radiologic studies - Supervising and teaching registrars - Participation in subspecialty multidisciplinary meetings Requirements To be successful in this role, you should possess the ability to assess and make effective decisions under pressure in complex situations, using your judgment to solve problems. You should also be familiar with utilizing data to enhance quality, performance, and growth. Candidates must be eligible for Registration as a Specialist Diagnostic Radiologist with the Medical Council of New Zealand, with a subspecialty fellowship preferred. Benefits Living and working in Waikato, particularly with Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora, offers numerous advantages. Our organization operates across multiple sites, with Hamilton City as our main campus and additional community-based hospitals throughout the region. The area provides easy access to both beaches and mountains, making it perfect for those who enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including water sports, mountain biking, and vineyard lunches. As part of the Health NZ, Waikato family, you will benefit from learning and development opportunities that support your career progression. We offer flexible working arrangements, along with various Health NZ, Waikato benefits and staff discount schemes. Our organization also provides a range of health and wellbeing services to promote a healthy and happy workforce. Our Commitment to Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion We encourage you to be your authentic self in your application and look forward to welcoming a diverse range of talents to our team. We recognize that skills are acquired through various life experiences, not solely through formal employment. If you can demonstrate the required skills, whether gained through family life, community engagement, or volunteering, we invite you to apply and share your story in your cover letter. We particularly welcome applications from our diverse Māori, Pacific, disabled, and rainbow communities. How to Apply To apply for this position, please submit your application online, as we are unable to accept applications via email. If you have any questions regarding the role, please reach out to Stephanie Claridge, Operations Manager - Radiology, at stephanie.claridge@waikatodhb.health.nz. Closing date: Applications will remain open until the position is filled. We invite you to join our team at Waikato Hospital.