Medical Education Fellow NZREX Primary Care Pathwayat Northern Regional Alliance (NRA) -

Medical Education Fellow NZREX Primary Care PathwayLocation: Auckland Metro Districts0.6 FTE | Fixed term (12 months)Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora Northern Region is progressing the implementation of the NZREX Primary Care Pathway, an innovative programme designed to support international medical graduates (IMGs) to transition into Aotearoa New Zealands primary care health workforce through structured, supported experience in primary care and hospital settings.We are seeking an enthusiastic and motivated Medical Education Fellow to contribute to medical education and workforce development across the Auckland Metro Districts while developing your own leadership, teaching, and quality improvement skills.About the roleBased within the Clinical Education and Training Unit (CETU), you will work closely with the Programme Clinical Lead, the Programme Implementation Lead, and the Directors of Clinical Training to deliver high-quality education, orientation, and wellbeing support for NZREX Primary Care Pathway participants.Key responsibilities include:Supporting the design and delivery of the NZREX PCP curriculum, aligned with prevocational training and regional workforce prioritiesFacilitating protected teaching sessions, case-based discussions, and simulation or skills workshopsCoordinating teaching contributions from clinical educators across hospital and community settingsPromoting bicultural and multicultural learning and the application of Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles in practiceProviding mentorship, wellbeing, and professional support for programme participantsContributing to continuous quality improvement within the NZREX PCPThis is a primarily educational and administrative role (0.6 FTE), with no rostered weekends or nights.

The role may be combined with a 0.4 FTE clinical position within your specialty, subject to agreement with your Clinical Lead and service.About youWe are looking for someone who:Holds registration with the Medical Council of New ZealandHas an interest in medical education, primary care, and supporting international medical graduatesDemonstrates a strong understanding of equity, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and the role of culture in health outcomesAre a confident communicator and effective collaborator across multidisciplinary teamsHas a proactive and supportive approach to mentoring and learner wellbeingPrevious experience in teaching, simulation, or curriculum development is advantageous but not essential.Why join us?Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is building a future-focused, equitable health system grounded in Te Tiriti o Waitangi and the Pae Ora | Healthy Futures vision.

This is an opportunity to contribute to a programme that strengthens the medical workforce, supports international graduates, and enhances primary care capacity across Aotearoa.Apply nowTo apply please click apply now. If you have any questions about the recruitment process, please contact Daisy Hunter, RMO Workforce Operations Project Manager.Applications close: 12 November