About our hospitals:

Port Macquarie Hospital

Port Macquarie is the focal point of the Hastings area and the regional centre of the mid north coast.
Situated 420km north of Sydney (only a one hour ﬂight), it boasts one of the best climates in Australia.
Registrars are supported by a dynamic physician group actively interested in teaching. The staff are keen to foster long-term relationships with trainees so they come back and work in the region.
161 beds incorporating ICU/CCU, Neonatal ICU, Paediatrics, Obstetrics, Surgical, Short Stay, Medical Rehab, Medical/Palliative and Mental Health.
UNSW has an established rural medical school at Port Macquarie for senior medical students.
Port Macquarie has been appointed as the prestigious Fourth City of the Arts and there is a wide range of accommodation, shops, clubs and pubs as well as several award-winning restaurants.

Prince of Wales is a part of the Randwick Hospital Campus, adjacent to Sydney Children's Hospital, Royal Hospital for Women and Prince of Wales Private Hospital.
A tertiary and quaternary service with a full range of services as well as one of the largest Interventional Cardiac Services, Renal Transplantation on site, HIV Medicine, Infectious Diseases, Thalassaemia service, comprehensive Epilepsy service, Spinal Medicine and the State's Hyperbaric chamber.
Significant ambulatory care and outpatient exposure with 140,000 outpatient attendances each year.
Average of over 800 beds on the Randwick Hospital Campus (with 500 in the adult public hospital).
Access to higher research degrees in a range of specialties such as Neurology, Infectious Diseases, Nephrology, Respiratory Medicine and many more.
The University of New South Wales is located on an adjoining campus, with many clinical academics on site including a strong academic Neurology unit.
Situated in vibrant multicultural Randwick, located 15 minutes from Sydney's CBD and Bondi and Coogee beaches, easily accessible by public transport.

Located only 15 minutes south of Wollongong, Shellharbour offers the benefits of a rural placement, serving a population of 50,000 with the advantage of city life only minutes away.
Shellharbour Hospital has 75 beds (60 medical) and a 5 bed High Dependency Unit.
Close links with Wollongong hospital, the referral centre for higher-level care, and is located within close reach of a regional shopping centre, beautiful beaches, the rural hinterland, and the highlands.

Located in Sydney's CBD, Sydney Hospital has a busy Emergency Department, a variety of outpatient clinics and a number of medical wards. Sydney is a tertiary referral institution for ophthalmology and a referral centre for hand surgery.
A busy general medicine department is serviced by general physicians each of whom are actively engaged in clinical practice in one of the following subspecialties: Neurology; Respiratory Medicine; Allergy; Gastroenterology; Cardiology; Rheumatology; Endocrinology; and Renal Medicine.
The hospital operates in a close-knit, friendly community which provides an excellent environment for training. Physicians are actively involved in FRACP training at all levels and there is enthusiastic involvement, support and training from all physicians.
Easy access to teaching sessions at Prince of Wales Hospital in conjunction with a local training program.
The Hospital is adjacent to the Domain and State Gallery and within walking distance to Circular Quay, Sydney Opera House and restaurants.

Serving a population of approximately 300,000, this major teaching and referral hospital is located in Wollongong's CBD. A major teaching hospital with 435 beds and a referral centre for the Illawarra region.
The growing population means there are abundant opportunities for long-term medical careers in the Illawarra region. Advanced training opportunities are currently available in Geriatrics, Renal Medicine, Neurology, General Medicine, Gastroenterology and Oncology.
As the medical school at the University of Wollongong continues to develop, Wollongong Hospital is strengthening its links with the University, providing opportunities in research and teaching to hospital staff.
Wollongong, only one hour's drive south of Sydney, is located on a spectacular coastline with easy access to beaches and national parks. Cafes and restaurants are located along the coast taking advantage of the sea views.