Radiologist

Becoming a Radiologist in New Zealand offers the opportunity to build a rewarding career while enjoying an exceptional lifestyle in one of the world’s most beautiful countries.

Accent Health Recruitment is seeking qualified Radiologists for opportunities across New Zealand. Positions are available in a range of locations and specialties, with supportive teams, modern imaging technology, and excellent work-life balance.

About the Role

Radiologists in New Zealand provide specialist diagnostic imaging services and interventional procedures within collaborative multidisciplinary environments. Opportunities exist for both general and subspecialty Radiologists.

Clinical Areas Include

• Diagnostic Radiology – X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound
• Interventional Radiology – vascular, neurointerventional, oncology and general procedures
• Breast Imaging and Screening
• Subspecialty areas including musculoskeletal, neuroradiology, paediatric, cardiac, oncology, thoracic, nuclear medicine, and obstetrics & gynaecology imaging

Key Responsibilities

• Interpret diagnostic imaging and provide specialist clinical advice
• Perform interventional procedures where applicable
• Participate in multidisciplinary team discussions
• Support patient safety and quality improvement initiatives
• Contribute to teaching, mentoring, and service development

Why New Zealand?

• Excellent work-life balance
• Safe and welcoming communities
• World-class outdoor lifestyle
• Modern healthcare facilities
• Strong professional development opportunities
• Free public schooling and public healthcare access for eligible residents

Salary and Benefits

Radiologists in New Zealand can expect highly competitive remuneration packages, including:

• Excellent salary packages based on experience and location
• Continuing Medical Education (CME) allowance
• Generous annual leave and professional leave
• Professional fees reimbursement
• Relocation assistance

Requirements

To practise as a Radiologist in New Zealand, applicants must be eligible for registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ). Comparable specialist qualifications such as FRANZCR or equivalent are typically required.