Located on the border of Victoria and NSW, Albury Wodonga Health is the largest regional health service between Sydney and Melbourne, and the second largest regional health service in Victoria.

 

Albury Wodonga Health provides services to the region which include Internal Medicine, Cardiology (with cardiac catheterisation), Medical Oncology, General Surgery, Vascular, Urology, Orthopaedics, ENT, Ophthalmology, Paediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Intensive Care and Emergency. Cancer services are provided within the regional cancer centre located on our Albury Campus, supporting patients and families from diagnosis to treatment with both Medical Oncology, Radiation Oncology and wellbeing services. 

In addition, we have community-based mental health services and an extensive range of community and primary health services. AWH Mental Health service reaches beyond the cross-border region and covers an area spanning 50,000 square kilometres from Southern New South Wales to North East Victoria with 10 specialty community based mental health services, plus three acute care services, and three recovery and rehabilitation facilities.

In January 2021, AWH established a local Public Health Unit was responsible for the public health response to COVID-19 for the Local Government Areas of Alpine, Indigo, Towong, Wangaratta and Wodonga. The Public Health unit continues to provide an independent operational function for any public health responses.

Albury Emergency Department has undergone a $36m redevelopment to offer upgraded services to the region. The new Albury ED recently opened in April 2024.

The Albury Wodonga Regional Health Project will deliver a major new regional hospital. Learn More 

Please see details below for the various opportunities AWH has to offer.

Interested in a career in medicine at Albury Wodonga Health?

Contact the Medical Workforce Unit if you are a specialist looking to work with AWH.

We have over 170 Specialists supporting our inpatient services, providing elective and emergency care as well as in the outpatient setting.

Our Specialists are accessible to and supportive of our registrars. Majority of our registrar roles are accredited with the relevant speciality colleges. This is coupled with a broad range of clinical services, excellent opportunities for hands-on experience and active education program, make AWH the perfect choice to advance your career in medicine.

Postgraduate training opportunities exist in the form of accredited and unaccredited registrar positions in the following specialties;

Anaesthetics

Emergency Medicine

ENT/Facio Maxillary

General Medicine

General Surgery

Geriatrics

GP-Obstetrics

GP-Emergency

GP-Mental Health

GP-Palliative Medicine

GP-Paediatrics

Haematology

Intensive Care

Medical Administration

Medical Oncology

Obstetrics & Gynaecology

Ophthalmology

Orthopaedics

Paediatrics

Psychiatry

Radiation Oncology

Urology


Details for 2025 recruitment coming soon.

AWH offers dedicated PGY3 positions for those who are interested in careers in Critical Care as these positions provide a foundation for advancing into speciality training programs. These Critical Care HMO rotate through Anaesthetics, ICU and Emergency.  The Critical Care HMO positions are not part of the PMCV match.



Recruitment

Details for 2025 recruitment coming soon.

Our Hospital Medical Officers (HMOs) are supported by their Consultants and Registrars, who are readily accessible and provide excellent learning opportunities and hands-on experiences. This supportive culture combined with a range of medical education offerings, make Albury Wodonga Health the perfect place for pre-vocational medical training.

With the National Framework for Pre-vocational training, the following rotations are available for the clinical year.

The rotations available for PGY2+ are:

  • General Medicine
  • Cardiology
  • Medical Oncology
  • Geriatrics
  • Rehabilitation Medicine
  • General Surgery
  • ENT
  • Urology
  • Orthopaedics
  • Psychiatry
  • Emergency
  • Anaesthetics
  • Intensive Care

 Basic Physician Training (PGY2 and above)

 

For the 2025 clinical year, Albury Wodonga Health will be continuing to offer Basic Physician Training pathway to support out prevocational doctors in their first step in becoming a physician. Training at AWH will allow access to quality clinical and education opportunities across the accredited training sites.


This training pathway establishes a 3-year pathway for trainees to complete their BPT training. The first year (BPT1) is at AWH, the second year(BPT2) is through the Greater Western Consortium, and the third year (BPT3) is with AWH once more. 


This pathway maps out training between AWH and the Greater Western Consortium to support BPTs in accessing high-quality clinical education opportunities in accredited training sites. Additionally, this pathway supports doctors interested in working in regional areas long-term and who wish to train regionally as well.


To apply, please select the Albury Wodonga Health and Greater Western Consortium HMO (Medical BPT1) on the Postgraduate Medical council of Victoria (PMCV) website. 


Application Process for HMO2


Annual Recruitment opens in line with the Postgraduate Medical Council of Victoria (PMVC) recruitment schedule (Applications typically open around June/July).


Interviews
Candidates will be short-listed and interviewed as per the PMCV process.

 

 If you have any queries, please contact the Intern HMO unit at MWUrecruitment@awh.org.au

Why choose AWH?
We have a large group of Senior Medical staff supporting our inpatient services, providing both elective and emergency care. Our Consultants are accessible to and supportive of our Junior Medical Staff, this coupled with our broad range of clinical services, excellent opportunities for hands on experience and active education program, make AWH the perfect choice to kick start your career in medicine.

Intern Applications 
At AWH, the prevocational doctors are supported by their Consultants and Registrars, who are readily accessible, and provide excellent learning opportunities and hands-on experiences.

Our strong day-to-day support, along with protected intern teaching and faculty specific education offerings, make AWH the perfect place to kick start your career in Medicine. The Intern and HMO programs at AWH are accredited by both PMCV and HETI. AWH has a range of training pathway for the pre-vocational doctor and offers accredited training pathways across. AWH supports the prevocational doctor from internship to being a Specialist via the multiple training pathway available.  

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Application Process

AWH is located on the Victorian / NSW border and as such there are two potential application pathways:

1. Victorian Match through Postgraduate Medical Council of Victoria (PMCV).

  • Applications open 10:00 am on Monday 6 May 2024 and close 5:00 pm on Thursday 6 June 2023.

     2024 Intern Match - PMCV
  • AWH will be participating in the Victorian Rural Preferential Allocation (VRPA) through PMCV match, which is ideal for those interested in working in regional areas.
  • If you are not applying via the VRPA match, then you will need to apply through the PMCV allocation process.
  • You will still need to apply directly to our hospital (by sending in your Intern application form and cover letter) in addition to your PMCV application. Please address the cover letter to the Manager – Intern HMO unit. Please submit the documents to the Intern HMO unit via email: MWUrecruitment@awh.org.au

 

 

  1. NSW Match through Health Education and Training (HETI).

 

Interviews - Candidates will be short-listed and interviewed as per either the PMCV or HETI process. 

 

Information session

PMCV information – Thursday 9th May at 5.30pm

Link  2024 Albury Wodonga Health Intern Information Session - PMCV Events

 

Download:

Intern Application Form – 2025 

Albury Wodonga Health – Intern Info Page 

Kick Start Your Career Brochure


If you are have any queries, please contact the Intern HMO unit at MWUrecruitment@awh.org.au


Medical Students

AWH has medical students from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and Charles Sturt University.

As partners with these 2 clinical schools, AWH continues to facilitate regional medical training to ensure a continued and growing Albury Wodonga highly skilled medical workforce. The region is also supported by the Border Regional Training Hub.


For more information please see:

Observership

AWH has provided observership opportunities in recent years. Due to the current demands on health service, we are unable to offer these at this point in time.