RADIOLOGY
Radiology roles in New Zealand
Explore current Radiology opportunities across New Zealand. Whether you’re looking for a locum, fixed-term or permanent role, we’ll help you understand your options and find the right fit.
Current Radiology Vacancies
Browse our current Radiology vacancies below. Select a role to view more information, or get in touch with our team to discuss what you’re looking for.
Consultant Interventional Radiologist: Auckland
Auckland Hospital | Health New Zealand Auckland
Auckland | Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
Consultant Breast Radiologist: Hamilton
Waikato Hospital | Health New Zealand Waikato
Hamilton | Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
Consultant General Radiologist: Wellington
Hutt Hospital | Health New Zealand Capital and Coast
Wellington | Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
Consultant Radiologist: Nelson
Nelson Hospital | Health New Zealand Nelson and Malborough
Nelson | Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
Consultant General Radiologist: Palmerston North
Palmerston North Hospital | Health New Zealand MidCentral
Palmerston North | Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
Consultant Radiologist: Taranaki
Taranaki Hospital | Health New Zealand Taranaki
New Plymouth | Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
Consultant Radiologists: North Island
Various locations public and private providers
North Island | Permanent, full-time
Competitive salary and benefits
Consultant Radiologists: South Island
Various locations public and private providers
South Island | Permanent, full-time
Competitive salary and benefits
Consultant Radiologists: New Zealand
General Diagnostic and/or Interventional with further subspecialisms. Various locations
New Zealand | Permanent and Locum
Competitive salaries and locum rates.
Why work in Radiology in New Zealand?
Radiology in New Zealand offers opportunities across a range of diagnostic and interventional services, with roles available in both larger tertiary centres and regional hospitals.
The scope of practice can vary depending on the service, location and your area of expertise, giving radiologists the opportunity to consider the type of clinical environment they’re looking for alongside where in New Zealand they’d like 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 Radiology in New Zealand? Here are some of the questions we’re often asked.
Do I need to be registered with the Medical Council of New Zealand to work as a radiologist?
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 registration pathway will depend on your qualifications, specialist training and experience.
What areas of Radiology does NZDr recruit for?
NZDr recruits across a range of Radiology specialties, including General Radiology, Interventional Radiology, Neuroradiology, Nuclear Medicine, Paediatric Radiology and Vascular & Interventional Radiology. Opportunities vary depending on current demand and the requirements of individual services.
What types of Radiology roles are available in New Zealand?
Opportunities can include locum, fixed-term and permanent positions across diagnostic and interventional radiology services. Individual roles will vary depending on the hospital or service, location and your specialist experience.
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 as a radiologist in New Zealand?
Remuneration varies depending on your experience, seniority, employer, location and employment arrangement. NZDr can talk you through the remuneration and conditions associated with individual opportunities.
What is it like working in Radiology in New Zealand?
Your experience will depend on your area of practice, the service and location. Larger tertiary centres and regional hospitals can offer different working environments, case mixes and lifestyles. NZDr can help you understand both the role and the community surrounding it before you make a move.
Contact Us
nz@nzdr.nz
+64 21 288 6937
www.nzdr.nz
Auckland, New Zealand
