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Health/Clinical Psychologist (Part Time) National Burn Centre, Department of Psychological Medicine, CM Health

Part Time (0.8FTE)

Permanent

Remuneration will be as per Multi Employer Collective Agreement guidelines

 

We have an exciting part time role within the Psychological Medicine Department for a Health/Clinical Psychologist, focusing primarily on the National Burn Centre (NBC) at Middlemore Hospital. The NBC is a 10-12 bed inpatient unit, with an attached outpatient clinic. The psychologist role is mainly inpatient focused, supporting patients and their families through burn treatment and rehabilitation, as well as liaising with, and educating staff.

Previous experience in working with people with burns, pain management, or related fields would be an advantage, but specific training opportunities will also be provided. You will provide psychological services to the National Burns Centre situated at Middlemore Hospital. The role would include provision of direct clinical services to patients of the service and their family/whaanau/significant others, liaison with other burns services (particularly concerning patients of this service referred to other burns services), support services for staff of the National Burns Centre, research, and service development input for this service.

Essential:

  • A Health/Clinical Psychologist registered with the New Zealand Psychologists Registration Board, with a current Annual Practising Certificate
  • Minimum 12 months practical experience health setting
  • Hold a clean NZ driver’s licence

Please apply online by clicking on “Apply Now”.

If you have questions about this role, please contact Amy Lin in the Recruitment Centre on 09 2760044 ext 58680 or via email amy.lin@middlemore.co.nz.

Applications Close: 04 May 2022

Job Number: CMH20227202

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Burns Fellowship Alfred Hospital – 2023

The Australian mainland state of Victoria has a population of more than 6 million people. The Victorian Adult Burns Services at The Alfred Hospital is the state-wide provider of burns care for all adults with complex major burn injuries in Victoria, as well as many people with less severe burns. In addition, we provide education and training for rural and regional clinicians involved in caring for burn-injured patients, and collaborate with community and industry groups on burn awareness campaigns and to provide first aid education and training.

In addition to clinical care provision and provision of clinical leadership in all aspects of burn care, we undertake research into the causes and mechanisms of burn injuries, clinical outcomes and emerging clinical treatment technologies. The Victorian Adult Burns Service at The Alfred provide:

  • Acute care for all severely injured adult burns patients in Victoria
  • Secondary reconstructive surgery for burns patients in association with the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Unit
  • Post-Operative rehabilitation and scar management services
  • Advice, assessment and treatment of outpatients with minor burns

The aim of the Fellowship is to foster the development of clinical skills in both the medical and surgical management of adults with burn injuries, during the acute, rehabilitation and secondary reconstructive phases of the episode: together with acquisition of management and research skills to enable the fellow to take up a position as a consultant in burn surgery on completion of the Fellowship.

The Fellow will conduct rostered theatre lists, undertake care of inpatients, both elective and non- elective, and assess referrals from the Emergency department and other hospital Departments both in hours and after hours. The Fellow would also be expected to complete a research project during the fellowship. This research project can be clinical, basic science or translational research.

Expressions of interest are open to Plastic or General Surgeons who have recently completed their training or who expect to complete training in the coming year, and who seek to pursue further subspecialty training in Burns.

Overseas applicants should have a medical degree that is registrable with the AHPRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency), and have completed or be near completion of surgery training in their country of origin.

CV’s and enquiries to: Ms Tracey Petrie, e-mail t.petrie@alfred.org.au or telephone 03 9076 3626.

https://careers.alfredhealth.org.au/job/50841/1IOGZMY38/burns-fellow-2023

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