Specialist Consultant - Obstetrics And Gynaecology
Posted 2 days 13 hours ago by CGR Services
New Zealand offers a unique opportunity to practice Obstetrics & Gynaecology in a healthcare system that values work-life balance, cultural sensitivity, and patient-centred care. Whether you're seeking more time, a supportive team, or access to breathtaking landscapes, your next chapter could begin here.
Why Choose O&G in New Zealand?- Midwife-Led, Specialist-Supported Care: Work in a collaborative maternity system where midwives lead low-risk pregnancies and specialists focus on complex or high-risk cases.
- Publicly Funded Maternity Services: Deliver care in a system designed to support all New Zealanders, free from financial barriers.
- Culturally Responsive Practice: Provide equitable care for Māori and Pacific communities, guided by Te Tiriti o Waitangi and inclusive health practices.
- Rural Opportunities with Real Impact: Make a difference in underserved communities, supported by telehealth and integrated care models.
- Focus on Natural Birth: Support low-intervention, holistic maternity care including home births and primary birthing units.
- Work-Life Balance: Structured shifts and manageable workloads
- Funded Professional Development: CME and RANZCOG support
- Publicly Funded Healthcare: Focus on care, not cost
- Cultural Impact: Improve outcomes for Māori and Pacific women
- Immigration Support: Assistance for international candidates
- Base Salary: NZD 151,000-250,000 per year
- Additional Earnings: On-call pay, overtime, and CME allowances
- Lifestyle Value: While salaries may be lower than some countries, the quality of life and time with family are unmatched
Ski, surf, cycle, walk or explore the gardens - the world is your oyster in Christchurch.
Stunning beaches and landscapes, cycle and walking trails and ski fields all surround this major urban centre. The perfect spot for families, education, sporting and lifestyle choices are all abundant.
Be a part of a large tertiary, teaching and research hospital in the South Island of New Zealand. It's the major trauma centre for the region with more than 800 beds, which allows career progression and opportunities to learn. You'll be spoilt for choice outside of work as well, with loads to see and do.