General Surgery Fellow

PRIMARY DETAIL Attractive salary with salary packaging options, relative to appointment level Part time (0.7FTE), fixed term for 12 months, commencing Feb 2026 Be part of a University-owned, innovative academically integrated healthcare organisation where professional development, ongoing education and career progression are supported and encouraged The Role Macquarie University Health is seeking a General Surgical Fellows to provide clinical services in the colorectal and upper GI surgery teams. As part of MQ Health, the role is responsible for the assistance and provision of high‑quality clinical assessment, management and consultation to patients with conditions applicable to the specialty of General Surgery at Macquarie University Hospital. The role will also provide and participate in education, supervision and support to junior doctors in training and students and engage in ongoing quality assurance and improvement activities at the discipline, and program levels. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to : Experience elective and emergency general surgery in a private hospital environment. Be mentored and work alongside senior consultants in colorectal and upper GI surgery. Be exposed to a wide range of complex surgical cases including robotic surgery. Generate manuscripts and research projects; Participate in research projects and clinical trials Supervise and train students, residents and other Doctors in Training Contribute to educational and research activities with MQ Health Why Join Us You’ll play a key role in shaping the future of integrated healthcare in Australia. You’ll join a supportive, collaborative team that is committed to delivering innovative, patient‑centred care backed by world‑class research and teaching. Macquarie University Health is Australia’s first fully integrated academic health sciences precinct, uniting the Macquarie University Hospital and MQ Health Clinics, with the Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences. Our mission is to deliver person‑centred, high‑quality, academically integrated healthcare that improves patient outcomes, enhances student learning, and drives impactful research. At we unite the best clinicians, with world renowned researchers and clinical educators to lead the development of health and medical education and practice in Australia.. Founded to advance the tripartite missions of clinical care, learning and research, we are bold and ambitious in our pursuit of patient‑centred excellence. Just 15km from Sydney’s CBD and easily accessible by metro, our Wallumattagal Campus in Macquarie Park offers a vibrant and inspiring place to work—right in one of the world’s greatest cities. We offer a fantastic range of employee benefits including : Salary sacrifice options and excellent salary packaging benefits (including venue hire, meals, entertainment and novated leasing) so you have great potential to maximise your income working for us Postgraduate study and ongoing education support through scholarship programs Macquarie University Childcare at a reduced staff rate Extensive Macquarie University facilities including sporting facilities, gym and pool About You You will be an aspiring general surgeon, who is committed to clinical care, education and research. You will be keen to work in an innovative multidisciplinary environment and be passionate about providing patient centred care. You will have experience working within busy inpatient settings, while balancing supervision, teaching and mentoring of junior staff and medical students. Key Accountabilities include ( ) : Provide clinical service within the scope of practice as granted by the MUH Medical Advisory Committee and approved by the MUH Board to patients of MUH and the Clinic. Provide a specialist liaison and consultation service to patients in conjunction with the clinical supervisor as required by other accredited practitioners who provide medical care at or in connection with MUH. Liaise and work effectively with nursing staff, allied health professionals including psychologists, occupational therapists and other allied health staff involved in patient care including the broader care team. Perform ward rounds, independently or with others such as junior medical staff and / or allied health staff, the admitting doctor and / or clinical supervisor(s), as required for inpatient care at MUH as far as possible within the normal working hours of the ward In consultation with the admitting doctor, ensure appropriate arrangements are made for patients on discharge from MUH to maximise continuity of care, patient‑centred care and good health outcomes – including timely and respectful liaison with patient’s family, carers and general practitioner as appropriate. If required participate in an on‑call roster (under the direction of clinical supervisor(s) or senior medical staff) and when on call, be within an accessible distance in order to respond to urgent and precipitous events. Promptly advise your supervisor, admitting doctor or senior medical staff of any concerns you have regarding a patient’s condition or management #J-18808-Ljbffr