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House Officers (FY2+) – Relocate to New Zealand - job post

Health New Zealand - Te Whatu Ora
3.7 out of 5 stars
Cork, County Cork
€41,478–€78,381 a year - Full-time
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Job details

Pay

  • €41,478–€78,381 a year

Job type

  • Full-time

Shift and schedule

  • Weekend availability

Location

Cork, County Cork

Benefits

Pulled from the full job description

  • Annual leave
  • Relocation assistance

Full job description

Trade the grey commute for stability, respect, and the beautiful coast.

Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is inviting UK and Irish-trained House Officers (FY2+ / SHO) to join us. Find your pathway and move into a substantive, supportive role in a system that values your clinical expertise and your well-being. Discover what it’s like to work in one of the world’s most iconic clinical settings.

Why House Officers are Choosing New Zealand

  • Contracted for Balance: Enjoy 6 weeks of annual leave plus 12 public holidays. Our rosters are built so you actually have the time to explore the landscapes you’ve seen on screen.
  • Beat the Bottleneck: Experience a system designed for stability. While many global health systems face increasing placement pressure, New Zealand offers accredited rotations and consistent senior-led support, ensuring your time here is a productive period of clinical growth.
  • Choose Your Setting: From the tertiary hubs of Auckland, Wellington, and Canterbury to the hands-on autonomy of our regional and rural districts, we offer positions across the entire country.
  • Accredited Training: Work in sites that meet the standards of major colleges, ensuring your time in New Zealand is high-value experience toward your specialty.
  • A Less Adversarial Environment: Experience a less adversarial practice environment thanks to New Zealand’s ‘no-fault’ ACC system—allowing you to focus on patient care rather than defensive medicine.
  • Path to Residency: House Officers are on Tier 1 of the Green List. You can apply for New Zealand residency before you even board your flight—meaning you’ll enjoy access to domestic benefits making New Zealand a viable long-term home for your family, not just a stopover.
  • Simplified Registration: Getting registered with the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ) is more straightforward than you might think:

o If you trained in the UK: Graduates who have completed their medical degree and FY1 in the UK typically qualify for the Competent Authority Pathway — a streamlined, fast-tracked route to a Provisional General Scope of practice.

o If you trained in Ireland: Graduates who have completed their medical degree and intern year, and hold current IMC general registration, typically qualify for the same Competent Authority Pathway.

A Competitive Global Package

We provide a comprehensive suite of benefits designed to support your life inside and outside the hospital:

  • Competitive Salary: Base salaries (Year 2) range from ~£34,736 – £65,640 / ~€41,478 – €78,381. These are total salaries based on your run category, meaning your rostered nights and weekends are already built into your pay.
  • Security & Protection: We cover your professional indemnity insurance and provide employer pension contributions (at least 6% if eligible).
  • Growth-Focused: Benefit from protected teaching time, dedicated study/exam leave, and specific funding for your continuing medical education (CME).
  • Holistic Support: Dedicated well-being programs, relocation assistance, paid parental leave, and meals provided while on duty.

Key Requirements

  • Grade: Internship complete at minimum (FY1 in the UK / intern year in Ireland).
  • Registration: Eligibility for MCNZ registration.

How to Apply

Ready to trade the commute for the coast?

Click Apply Now to visit our website, view our live off-cycle vacancies, and submit your details directly to our recruitment teams.

Pay: €41,478.00-€78,381.00 per year

Work Location: In person

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