For Interns

Hollywood Private Hospital (HPH) is a modern acute care hospital in Nedlands which has 738 licensed beds and enjoys a strong reputation for excellence in patient care. Conveniently located in the beautiful leafy western suburbs, Hollywood offers intern rotations in general medicine, rehabilitation/geriatrics, cardiology, psychiatry, and orthopaedics with direct medical contact.

We employ over 2,000 people and have more than 700 accredited specialists working across a wide range of disciplines. These include cardiology, gastroenterology, general medicine, general surgery, oncology, orthopaedics, palliative care, psychiatry, rehabilitation and urology.

Along with its impressive reputation as an outstanding private hospital, Hollywood is also recognised for its unrivalled positive work culture. An ability to have fun is a pre-requisite for working at Hollywood. Throughout the year, the pressure and responsibility of daily work is balanced out with social gatherings which also add to a great work-life balance. A legendary end of year staff party, staff BBQs, corporate running events and everyday celebrations are a regular part of working life at Hollywood. It’s all part of what we call the Hollywood Spirit.

For more information, please head to www.hollywoodprivate.com.au

Kalgoorlie Health Campus is a 106-bed inpatient facility and one of the largest regional hospitals in WA.

Clinical services provided by the hospital include:

• Acute medical and specialist physician services
• Acute psychiatry and a six-bed authorised Mental Health Inpatient Unit
• Acute surgical, including general, orthopaedic and gynaecological surgery
• Allied health services
• Chemotherapy and cancer services
• Day surgery
• Diabetes education
• Emergency medicine
• High Dependency Unit
• Medical imaging
• Obstetrics and gynaecology
• Onsite pathology provided by PathWest
• Outpatients Clinic
• Paediatrics
• Palliative care
• Pharmacy
• Renal dialysis and renal services
• Theatre
• Visiting Specialists Clinic

The Albany Health Campus offers enhanced services in modern facilities with superior care for patients and a better working environment for staff. The hospital has an ED, inpatient wards, an HDU, cancer centre, maternity with special care nursery, paediatrics, inpatient and Community Mental Health Services, all allied health services and a pharmacy. Additionally there are several specialist nurse led services such as continence and wound care. Albany Health Campus is able to provide health care closer to home for around 60,000 people in Albany and across the whole Great Southern region, in a setting to rival any modern city hospital.

Clinical services provided by Narrogin Health Service include:

• 24/7 Emergency Department
• Acute medical services
• Surgical services
• Obstetric services, including caesarean sections
• Sub-acute services – inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation
• Cancer care
• Palliative care
• Outpatients & post-acute services, including wound management and chemotherapy
• Medical Imaging including x-ray, ultrasound, computerised tomography (CT) and Orthopantomogram (OPG)
• Pathology services provided by PathWest

A range of specialist services visit the Narrogin Health Service.

Specialist services include:

• Audiology
• Cardiology
• Chest physician
• Dental
• Dermatology
• General physician
• Geriatrician service
• Gynaecology
• Ophthalmology
• Orthopaedic
• Pain management
• Rheumatology

Busselton Health Campus is a public hospital facility that provides a range of health services to those living in Busselton and surrounding areas.

The new facility was officially opened in March 2015, as part of the largest public hospital building program seem in the southern hemisphere and funded by the Commonwealth and State governments. It replaces the 40-year old Busselton Hospital that previously serviced the area.

Busselton Health Campus provides health care closer to home for the rapidly growing South West community and its services include an emergency department, ward and day surgery facilities, modern operating theatres and birthing suites, dental services, renal dialysis services, a community mental health centre, community aged care, ongoing care and rehabilitation following discharge from hospital, child development and health services and immunisations.

How does the Junior Doctor Training Program work?

1. Application
   The application form for the JDTP posted on DOH website to commence the EOI process in around September.

2. Release of Recruitment Information
   The department provides the list of JDTP eligible candidates to private hospitals participating in the Private Health Stream.

3. Hospitals contact applicants
   At the beginning of the recruitment period, each hospital taking part in the JDTP is able to contact the applicants.

4. Interviews
   Interested applicants may be contacted for interview.

5. Offer of Internships
   During the recruitment period hospitals make offers to eligible JDTP candidates.

6. Accept Offer
   Eligible JDTP candidate accepts offer.

7. Notification
   Private hospital and candidate separately notify the department of acceptance of the offer.

8. Employment Contract

Private hospitals enter into employment contracts with eligible JDTP candidates accepting JDTP places, conditional on the Commonwealth funding being received.

For more information, please see the DOH website: www.health.gov.au/our-work/junior-doctor-training-program/private-hospital-stream