INTERNAL MEDICINE & SUB-SPECIALISMS
Internal Medicine roles in New Zealand
Explore current Internal Medicine, General Medicine and sub-specialty opportunities across New Zealand. Whether you’re looking for a fixed-term or permanent role, we’ll help you find opportunities that match your specialist experience, career goals and lifestyle.
Current Internal Medicine Vacancies
Browse our current Internal Medicine and sub-specialty vacancies below. Select a role to view more information, or get in touch with our team to discuss what you’re looking for.
Gastroenterologists: North and South Island
Various locations | Health New Zealand
New Zealand | Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
General Medicine Physicians: North and South Island
Various locations | Health New Zealand
New Zealand | Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
Cardiologists: North and South Island
Various locations | Health New Zealand
New Zealand | Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
Consultant Geriatricians: North Island
Various North Island locations | Health New Zealand
North Island | Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
Medical Oncologists: North and South Island
Various locations | Health New Zealand
New Zealand| Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
Respiratory Specialists: North and South Island
Various locations | Health New Zealand
New Zealand | Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
Consultant Haematologists: North and South Island
Various locations | Health New Zealand
New Zealand | Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
Consultant Endocrinologists: North and South Island
Various locations | Health New Zealand
New Zealand| Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
General Medicine Specialists with Subspecialism: North and South Island
Various locations | Health New Zealand
New Zealand | Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
Why work in Internal Medicine in New Zealand?
Internal Medicine in New Zealand offers opportunities across General Medicine and a wide range of physician sub-specialties, with roles available in both larger tertiary hospitals and regional centres.
Depending on your specialty and location, you may work across inpatient, outpatient and multidisciplinary services, with opportunities varying considerably between hospitals and regions. Finding the right role is about matching your clinical expertise with the right team, hospital and place to live.
NZDr helps make the process easier, with guidance around finding the right role, Medical Council registration, immigration and making the move to New Zealand.
Can’t see the right role?
Not every opportunity makes it to our website. Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll keep you in mind for roles that match your experience, career goals and lifestyle.
Frequently asked questions
Thinking about working in Internal Medicine in New Zealand? Here are some of the questions we’re often asked.
What Internal Medicine specialties does NZDr recruit for?
NZDr recruits across General Medicine and a range of physician sub-specialties, including Cardiology, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, Geriatrics, Haematology, Immunology, Infectious Diseases, Nephrology, Neurology, Nuclear Medicine, Oncology, Palliative Care, Respiratory Medicine, Rheumatology and Sleep Medicine. Opportunities vary depending on current demand, so if you don’t see your specialty listed, talk to our team about what you’re looking for.
Is Internal Medicine also known as General Medicine in New Zealand?
The terminology can vary depending on the role and specialty. In New Zealand, you’ll see both Internal Medicine and General Medicine used, alongside individual physician sub-specialties. If you’re unsure how your overseas qualifications or specialty align with New Zealand terminology, NZDr can help you understand which opportunities may be relevant.
Do I need to be registered with the Medical Council of New Zealand?
Yes. To practise medicine in New Zealand, you’ll need to be registered with the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ) and hold an appropriate practising certificate. Your pathway will depend on your qualifications, specialist training and experience.
I’m a physician trained overseas. Can I work in New Zealand?
Overseas-trained physicians may be eligible to work in New Zealand. The appropriate registration pathway will depend on where you trained, your qualifications, specialty and experience. NZDr can help you understand the process relevant to your circumstances.
Can NZDr help with Medical Council registration and immigration?
Yes. If you're moving to New Zealand and need a visa our own in-house licensed immigration advisor will help navigate the process for you and your family.
What can I expect to earn in an Internal Medicine role in New Zealand?
Remuneration varies depending on your specialty, experience, seniority, employer, location and employment arrangement. NZDr can talk you through the remuneration and conditions associated with individual opportunities.
Contact Us
nz@nzdr.nz
+64 21 288 6937
www.nzdr.nz
Auckland, New Zealand
