Overview
Regional Western Australia | Full Time
Responsibilities
- Deliver high-quality care to paediatric and neonatal patients
- Participate in on-call roster, providing acute and emergency support
- Lead and mentor junior doctors and contribute to their professional development
- Support service improvement, governance, and clinical innovation
- Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams across the region
- Provide outreach clinics to surrounding regional and remote communities
- Uphold culturally safe, equitable care for Aboriginal children and families
About You
- Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (FRACP) in Paediatrics, or equivalent
- AHPRA Specialist Registration (or eligibility to obtain)
- Strong expertise in acute and chronic paediatric medicine
- Experience and interest in neonatal care, developmental paediatrics, and community health
- A supportive leadership style with a passion for teaching, supervising and mentoring junior doctors
- Resilience, adaptability, and confidence in managing complex or remote-care scenarios
- A commitment to improving health outcomes for First Nations children
- Enthusiasm for regional practice and the lifestyle benefits it offers
Why Choose Regional Western Australia
This role is based in a vibrant regional centre surrounded by striking landscapes, wide-open spaces, and a strong sense of community. Enjoy:
- A relaxed lifestyle with affordable living
- Outdoor adventures, national parks, lakes, and unique natural attractions
- A friendly, multicultural community
- Meaningful connections with families and local health teams
- Work that genuinely impacts underserved populations
Apply or Enquire
For a confidential discussion or support with your application, please contact:
Anna Dobosz-Coppins
Staffing Specialist - Medical
+61 427 181 818
ania@mediix.com.au
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Consultant Paediatrician | Regional WA in Melbourne employer: Mediix
Mediix is an exceptional employer, providing a unique opportunity for ACEM trainees to thrive in a supportive regional environment in Western Australia. With close supervision from FACEM specialists and a strong emphasis on teaching and procedural skill development, employees can expect meaningful growth and hands-on experience in a busy emergency department. The expanding ICU unit further enhances the learning experience, making it an ideal place for those seeking a rewarding career in emergency medicine.
