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Emergency Medicine Recruitment Australia | Dallas Brett

ED Registrar and ACEM Trainee pathways

ED Registrar and ACEM Trainee roles can overlap in day-to-day clinical work, but the pathways are distinct. An ED Registrar may have substantial Emergency Medicine experience without being enrolled in the ACEM training program, while an ACEM Trainee is progressing through recognised specialist Emergency Medicine training. The right opportunity depends on your experience, level of seniority, training status and, for ACEM Trainees, whether the position meets relevant training requirements.

ED Registrar opportunities

For experienced ED Registrars from PGY7 upwards seeking Locum, Permanent or Locum-to-Permanent opportunities. Dallas considers your recent Emergency Medicine experience, level of clinical responsibility, availability and preferred locations when discussing suitable opportunities.

ACEM Trainee opportunities

For doctors working towards FACEM through the ACEM pathway. Dallas can discuss relevant opportunities and clarify supervision, hospital requirements and whether a particular position is recognised for training.

How you want to work

Locum, Permanent or Locum-to-Permanent

What ED Registrar or ACEM Trainee opportunities are you looking for?

ED Registrar and ACEM Trainee Locum opportunities

Explore occasional shifts, short blocks, longer placements or recurring Locum work based on your experience and availability.

Permanent and Locum-to-Permanent opportunities

Considering a Permanent position, or prefer to Locum first before making a longer-term commitment? Dallas can help you explore opportunities based on your experience, training direction, preferred location and longer-term plans. Your CV or personal information will not be shared with a hospital without your knowledge and permission.

Role detail

What to understand about a role before you decide

ED Registrar and ACEM Trainee positions can vary considerably between hospitals and departments. Before you consider an opportunity, Dallas will help clarify the available information about the position, including:
✓Expected Registrar-level responsibilities
✓Roster and shift patterns
✓FACEM and senior clinical support on shift
✓Department size, patient volume, acuity and presentation mix
✓Supervision and escalation pathways
✓Access to ICU, anaesthetics, theatre, retrieval and other specialist services
✓Training recognition or accreditation where relevant
✓Rate, contract terms and start date
✓Travel and accommodation arrangements for relevant Locum placements
✓Credentialing requirements
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Speak directly with Dallas

Dallas handles your enquiry from the first conversation through to placement, giving you one point of contact throughout the process.

Direct contact with Dallas

One point of contact from your first enquiry through to placement or Permanent recruitment.

Relevant opportunities

Opportunities are considered based on your PGY level, recent Emergency Medicine experience and whether you are on the ACEM training pathway.

Clear role details

Available information about supervision, caseload, roster, support and rate is clarified with you before you proceed.

Credential and travel support

Documents, credentials and travel arrangements are coordinated once a relevant role is identified.

FAQ

ED Registrar and ACEM Trainee recruitment FAQs

Dallas works with experienced ED Registrars from PGY7 upwards and ACEM Trainees working towards FACEM. Relevant recent Emergency Department experience is required.
Not necessarily. Dallas also works with experienced ED Registrars from PGY7 upwards who are not applying through the ACEM Trainee pathway. If you are unsure whether your experience is relevant, speak directly with Dallas.
No. Accreditation and training recognition depend on the hospital and the particular position. Dallas will clarify the information available for the role, but doctors should confirm formal training recognition where required.
Dallas works with hospitals and health services across Australia. Availability depends on current hospital requirements and the doctor’s experience, registration and preferred location.
Travel and accommodation are commonly provided for relevant Locum placements, depending on the hospital and location, with the exact arrangements clarified for each opportunity.
Yes. Dallas’s credentialing team explains what is required and coordinates the process with the hospital. The doctor remains responsible for supplying the necessary identification, registration and clinical documentation.
An ED Registrar describes the level and type of Emergency Medicine role, while an ACEM Trainee is a doctor formally undertaking specialist Emergency Medicine training through the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine. Not every experienced ED Registrar is an ACEM Trainee, and the requirements for individual positions vary between hospitals.
Yes. Experienced ED Registrars who are not enrolled with ACEM may be considered for Locum Emergency Medicine positions, depending on their PGY level, recent Emergency Medicine experience, clinical skills and the requirements of the individual hospital or health service.
Complete the short form or speak directly with Dallas. He will first understand your experience, availability, training pathway and preferences. Dallas will then explore relevant opportunities across his hospital network based on your experience, availability and requirements.

Considering your next ED Registrar
or ACEM Trainee opportunity?

Whether you’re looking for Locum work, considering a Permanent or Locum-to-Permanent position, or simply exploring your options, start with a direct and confidential conversation with Dallas.