Cardiology roles available at the Victorian Heart Hospital

With practical completion of the Victorian Heart Hospital now complete, roles are filling fast ahead of opening to our first patients on 23 February 2023. 

As the southern-hemisphere’s first dedicated cardiac hospital, the Victorian Heart Hospital in partnership with Monash University will integrate hospital and clinical care with world-leading research and education. 

For employees, joining the Victorian Heart Hospital means being a part of a history-making team, with access to state-of-the-art facilities and expertise.  

There are still some vacancies available for cardiologists with expertise in heart failure, genetics, cardio-oncology, prevention, electrophysiology, interventional cardiology, imaging and research. 

If this sounds like you or someone you know, take a look at our featured roles below. With roles closing shortly, this is your chance to secure a place in our team. 

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