Clinical Lead – Australia

We're looking for someone based in Melbourne, though we'll consider strong candidates elsewhere in Australia. Concentric is the UK's market-leading digital consent application, used by over 30,000 clinicians and supporting 40,000 patients each week. Now we're expanding internationally, and Australia is our next step. We're a small, friendly, clinically-led team working to make consent more transparent, empowering, and genuinely shared between clinician and patient.

Over the past two years we've been building our presence in Australia, including a year with Patrick on the ground. We've learned that the product fits well, the clinical need is real, and early adopters across several states are sharing positive feedback. We now have mature conversations with a small number of large healthcare organisations, including public hospital groups, in parallel with a steadily growing base of users in private consulting rooms. The next phase calls for clinical depth and local expertise that we don't yet have on the ground, which is the reason for this role.

This role will lead clinical engagement and help shape local clinical content and product priorities. You'll work as a pair with an implementation and growth colleague to lead organisations through the journey from first evaluating Concentric to live deployment, alongside market development.

Your role will involve:

• Clinical engagement: Running engagement sessions with clinical audiences, both within and outside the context of a deployment; supporting clinicians through their initial use of Concentric; and developing clinical champions at each site.
• Supporting adoption: Working with the implementation and growth lead to support rollout and sustained clinical use, and helping ensure the onboarding experience works well for clinicians.
• Product and workflow insight: Turning what you see in clinical use, alongside feedback from Australian users, into clear, practical input for our product and content teams on what should be adapted for the local context.
• Clinical content localisation: Leading work with clinicians at our sites where content or terminology needs to reflect Australian clinical practice, and feeding insights back to the UK clinical content team.
• Clinical user support: Helping clinicians resolve questions and use Concentric confidently, then identifying recurring themes that could improve the product, content, or support we provide.

About you: You're a clinician with the breadth and curiosity to engage confidently across clinical areas, and a genuine interest in how Concentric can be made to work well for Australian clinicians and patients. What matters most is clinical credibility, sound judgement, and clear communication. We're looking for someone who:

• Has a clinical background, with broad clinical understanding and the confidence to engage with topics outside their own core experience.
• Builds trust easily with clinical peers and is comfortable running demonstrations and supporting colleagues through change.
• Has excellent written and presentation skills, with a mature sense of how to communicate effectively with different audiences.
• Has strong product instincts, a feel for what works clinically and what doesn't, and the comfort to get into the detail of content, terminology, and practice when it matters.
• Is happy working independently within a small, remote team in a role with variety and some ambiguity, and is aligned with our core values of quality, conviction, and openness and our mission to improve consent and shared decision-making in healthcare.
• Is willing to travel across Australia to attend clinical site visits, demonstrations, and events as required.
• Has the right to live and work in Australia.

Salary and benefits: $160,000 full-time-equivalent base salary, plus superannuation. Pro-rata for part-time arrangements. Available full-time or part-time, with a minimum commitment of 0.5 FTE. Co-working space costs will be covered if needed, and we'll pay for any equipment you need to do your job. 20 days of annual leave (pro rata for part-time), plus all local public holidays. Personal development budget, with support to attend the courses and events that help you grow professionally.