Our client brings a tertiary institution and acclaimed medical school under a common governance structure to create synergies to advance its tripartite mission of excellence in clinical care, research and education. 

Built to pioneer the next generation of translational clinical research and designed to offer a new platform of opportunities, our client is seeking motivated individuals to share their inspirations towards the innovative development of patient services, healthcare and learning environments.

Singapore is one of the best-connected countries in the world, with excellent sea, air and telecommunication links. Singapore is a culturally-diverse and cosmopolitan city providing attractive and exciting career opportunities.

The Department of Gastroenterology & Hepatology  is seeking candidates who are highly motivated and willing to join the team for a challenging and fulfilling appointment as a Consultant . The Department of Gastroenterology & Hepatology  has an excellent service culture combined with strong academic interests.

Candidates must possess a basic Medical Degree that can be registered with the Singapore Medical Council and recognised postgraduate qualifications MMed, MRCP or its equivalent. Candidates must have CCT or be near the completion of training, to be registerable as specialists.

Commencing salary will be competitive, depending on qualifications and experience.

Successful candidates must be highly motivated and possess a good record in clinical excellence and commitment to medical education and research. Our client is expanding the Department services as well as research initiatives.

You can view information about  professional registration with the Singapore Medical Council here. You will also possess a registrable postgraduate degree acceptable for registration as a specialist in Singapore. To view this list you will require Adobe Acrobat Reader. It is also important that you have considerable post-fellowship experience in the country in which you obtained your postgraduate qualifications.