Haematologist specialists in New Zealand typically earn NZD$185K – NZD$380K annually, based on official NZRDA and ASMS salary scales. New Zealand's healthcare system offers excellent work-life balance, a collegial medical environment, and streamlined registration processes for qualified international doctors. The country's public healthcare system provides stable employment with comprehensive benefits and professional development opportunities.
Blood disorder doctors who treat leukemia, lymphoma, anemia, and other blood-related conditions
Consistent employment opportunities with stable demand
Rural and remote positions often offer additional incentives and allowances
Strong focus on work-life balance and family-friendly policies
Growing demand due to ageing population and healthcare expansion
Haematologist doctors typically earn NZD$185K – NZD$380K annually, depending on experience, location, and employment type.
A recognised medical degree, MCNZ registration, specialist training, and completion of an accredited training programme.
Yes. New Zealand has a well-funded public system, extensive continuing professional development options, and consistent demand in both urban and rural settings.
Official Data Sources: NZRDA (New Zealand Resident Doctors' Association), ASMS (Association of Salaried Medical Specialists), MCNZ (Medical Council of New Zealand)
Primary Source: ASMS MECA 2023-2024 + Private Practice Reports
Salary data current as of January 2025 • For educational purposes only
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