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Public Health Medicine Registrar
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Closing Date:
15 Nov 2021
Public Health Medicine Registrar
- Gain valuable experience in Aotearoa/New Zealand's Immunisation Advisory Centre (IMAC), the national centre for providing independent advice on vaccine-preventable diseases
- Join a highly committed and friendly team of health care professionals
- Placements are available for 12 months
There is an exciting opportunity for a public health medicine registrar to join IMAC for a period of 12 months. The position is based at Auckland University's Grafton campus with potential for working in Wellington. The successful applicant will gain experience in applying public health principles in our work to reduce vaccine preventable disease throughout Aotearoa/New Zealand and provide evidence-based advice on vaccines and immunisation vaccination policy. The registrar will have the opportunity to work with our team of clinicians, educators and researchers on a wide range of projects including research, strategy and policy, quality assurance and updating training materials.
The IMAC vision is to create and sustain healthier communities protected from vaccine preventable diseases through the effective delivery of immunisation services. Our overriding public health principles are to improve equity and adherence to Te Tiriti and we are working to build a workforce which represents the demographic profile of the population. We welcome opportunities from suitably qualified Māori and Pacific candidates.
Who we are
Since 1997 IMAC has been serving New Zealand as a local source of independent, evidence-based information regarding vaccine-preventable diseases and immunisation. In addition to providing national strategic and policy advice, it educates New Zealand's vaccinators, conducts research and provides clinical standards and engagement opportunities for health professionals in the sector. IMAC is operated by UniServices and based at the University of Auckland.
A copy of the position description can be viewed here.
For further information, please contact Penny Neave on p.neave@auckland.ac.nz
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