How much do doctors get paid in New Zealand and Australia?
First-year doctors completing internship - newly graduated doctors working under supervision across different hospital departments
Second and third-year junior doctors - gaining experience across specialties before choosing their career path
Early specialist training doctors - learning a specific medical specialty like surgery, medicine, or pediatrics
Advanced specialist training doctors - senior registrars in final years before becoming consultants
Recently qualified specialists - transitional position before becoming full consultants
Non-specialist senior doctors - alternative career path to specialist training
Fully qualified specialist consultants - all specialties use same public hospital scale
Family doctors who provide primary healthcare - treat common illnesses, manage chronic conditions, and refer to specialists when needed
Family doctors working in rural and remote areas - often providing broader scope of practice including emergency care
Heart doctors who diagnose and treat heart disease, heart attacks, irregular heartbeats, and blood vessel problems
Digestive system doctors who treat stomach, liver, intestinal problems, and perform colonoscopies and endoscopies
Hormone doctors who treat diabetes, thyroid problems, growth disorders, and other hormone-related conditions
Brain and nervous system doctors who treat strokes, epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and headaches
Joint and autoimmune disease doctors who treat arthritis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and other inflammatory conditions
Cancer doctors who treat cancer with chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and other medications
Blood disorder doctors who treat leukemia, lymphoma, anemia, and other blood-related conditions
Infection doctors who treat complex infections, HIV, tuberculosis, and provide antimicrobial stewardship
Elderly care doctors who specialize in the health and medical care of older adults
Kidney doctors who treat kidney disease, kidney failure, and manage dialysis patients
Lung doctors who treat asthma, COPD, lung cancer, sleep apnea, and other respiratory conditions
Immune system doctors who treat allergies, immunodeficiency, and autoimmune disorders
Mental health doctors who diagnose and treat depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and other mental illnesses
Mental health doctors specializing in children and teenagers with psychiatric conditions
Doctors who specialize in treating substance abuse, addiction, and dependency disorders
Bone and joint surgeons who perform hip/knee replacements, fix broken bones, treat sports injuries, and spine problems
Brain and spine surgeons who operate on brain tumors, aneurysms, spinal cord injuries, and other nervous system problems
General surgeons who perform appendectomies, gallbladder removal, hernia repairs, and other common surgical procedures
Heart surgeons who perform bypass surgery, valve replacements, and other cardiac surgical procedures
Surgeons who perform reconstructive surgery and cosmetic procedures
Surgeons who treat urinary system problems and male reproductive issues
Ear, nose, and throat surgeons who treat hearing problems, sinus issues, and head/neck conditions
Eye surgeons who perform cataract surgery, retinal surgery, and treat eye diseases
Surgeons who operate on blood vessels, arteries, and veins
Surgeons who specialize in colon, rectal, and anal surgery
Surgeons who specialize in liver, gallbladder, and pancreatic surgery
Surgeons who operate on the chest, lungs, and esophagus
Medical imaging doctors who read X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds to diagnose diseases and injuries
Anesthesia doctors who put patients to sleep for surgery and manage pain during and after operations
Radiologists who perform minimally invasive procedures using imaging guidance
Doctors who use radioactive materials for diagnosis and treatment of diseases
Cancer doctors who use radiation therapy to treat cancer
Laboratory doctors who examine tissue samples, blood tests, and biopsies to diagnose cancer and other diseases
Pathologists who investigate deaths and perform autopsies for legal purposes
Laboratory doctors who identify infectious diseases and guide antibiotic treatment
Emergency room doctors who treat heart attacks, strokes, accidents, and other life-threatening emergencies
ICU doctors who care for critically ill patients on life support, ventilators, and other intensive care equipment
Doctors who transport critically ill patients by helicopter or ambulance
Children's doctors who treat babies, children, and teenagers for illnesses, growth problems, and developmental issues
Doctors who specialize in the care of newborn babies, especially premature and sick infants
Surgeons who specialize in operating on children and infants
Heart doctors who specialize in treating children with heart conditions
Cancer doctors who specialize in treating children with cancer
Women's health doctors who deliver babies, perform cesarean sections, treat pregnancy complications, and gynecological conditions
Doctors who specialize in high-risk pregnancies and complex obstetric care
Surgeons who specialize in treating cancers of the female reproductive system
Skin doctors who treat acne, skin cancer, eczema, psoriasis, and perform cosmetic procedures like Botox
Doctors who help patients recover from injuries, strokes, and disabilities
Doctors who focus on workplace health, safety, and occupational injuries
Doctors who work on population health, disease prevention, and health policy
Doctors who specialize in managing chronic pain conditions
Doctors who diagnose and treat sleep disorders like sleep apnea and insomnia
Doctors who provide comfort care and pain management for terminally ill patients
Doctors who specialize in sports injuries, exercise medicine, and athletic performance
Temporary GP work - filling in for regular doctors on leave, covering busy periods, or working in understaffed areas
Temporary hospital medical officer and registrar positions
Temporary emergency department positions
Temporary anesthesia positions
Temporary psychiatry positions
Temporary radiology positions including teleradiology