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Explore the benefits of working as a doctor in New Zealand: travel opportunities, outdoor lifestyle, better weather, better pay, free food, and more. Discover how to organize the move, consider the cons, and get practical steps to start your career. Contact district health boards or agencies for assistance. Email for inquiries.
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New Zealand: FY2 and FY3 Dr Jennifer van Griethuysen CT2 Medicine Hillingdon Hospital
Pros • Travel opportunities! • Outdoor lifestyle • Better weather • Better pay • Free food • Medical council, indemnity, courses costs all covered. • Experience working in a different healthcare setting • Make new friends expats and locals • Better work life balance
Cons • Not many….but things to consider… • “It’ll look bad on my CV.” • Far away from friends and family • Costs of moving • Lots and lots of admin to organise • Be prepared to take a “less desirable” job initially
How to organise • Contact district health boards directly • Agencies e.g. International Medical Recruitment • Friends/ contacts in older years • Start early • Be persistent, be patient • Be prepared to get a job late on in the year
Steps • Get a job • Once have a job apply for a visa (place of work will guide you through this). • Register with MCNZ • Indemnity cover abroad
Words of warning • Inform pensions department/ student loans company you are going away • Make sure you don’t get too much experience in your chosen field
Any questions? Email: jennifermaryvang@gmail.com