International Cardiologists
Job Description:
Consultant Cardiologists Opportunities in New Zealand
Bring Your Skills to a Health System That Values You
Are you a qualified cardiologist looking to take your career somewhere extraordinary?
New Zealand offers cardiologists the opportunity to work in a modern, collaborative healthcare environment while enjoying an enviable lifestyle and access to breath-taking natural beauty.
We are actively seeking experienced internationally trained cardiologists to join dynamic medical teams across the country. These permanent, full-time roles are suited to specialists who thrive in multidisciplinary environments and value both clinical excellence and quality of life.
What We Offer
- Permanent positions in well-equipped hospitals across urban and regional centres
- Competitive salary range: NZD $170,000 - $270,000 per annum (public sector base scale)
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Relocation assistance and visa sponsorship available
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Opportunities to engage in clinical leadership, research, and teaching
- A balanced lifestyle with access to national parks, beaches, and vibrant communities
Who Were Looking For
- Vocationally trained cardiologists with recognised specialist qualifications
- Must be eligible for vocational registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ)
- UK and Irish-trained specialists may qualify for the fast-track registration pathway (approx. 4-week turnaround)
- Applicants from other countries must already be registered or meet standard MCNZ requirements
- Experience in general cardiology and/or sub-specialties such as interventional, electrophysiology, or imaging
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Strong communication skills and a collaborative approach to care
Why New Zealand?
- World-class public healthcare system and supportive professional environment
- Excellent quality of life in one of the worlds safest and most scenic countries
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Welcoming, multicultural communities
- A genuine work-life balance; professionally rewarding without the burnout
Required Skills:
Offers Balance Hospitals Registration Salary Healthcare Teaching Communication Skills Research Leadership Communication