20 Paediatrics jobs in Australia

Global Medics is partnering with regional health services across New South Wales to connect experienced Paediatric Specialists with full-time opportunities across a diverse and community-focused network.

About the Role

A full-time Consultant Paediatrician is sought to provide high-quality care across Paediatric departments within a well-established regional health network. This role offers an excellent opportunity for a committed clinician to contribute to the delivery of responsive, patient-centred care in both rural and regional settings.

Hospital Information

The health service includes a mix of base hospitals, district hospitals, and multipurpose services. Paediatric departments range from high-volume regional centres to smaller rural facilities, all supported by integrated care models and community health services.

Clinicians benefit from a collaborative environment, strong local governance, and opportunities to engage in service innovation, Aboriginal health initiatives, and interdisciplinary teamwork. The region supports continuous improvement through partnerships with educational institutions and local health advisory committees.

Location Highlights

Across NSW, regional and rural locations offer a variety of lifestyle benefits - from coastal living to inland escapes, vibrant local communities, and access to natural beauty. Healthcare professionals enjoy a balanced lifestyle, affordable living, and supportive workplaces that promote both career growth and personal wellbeing.

Essential Criteria

• Bachelor of Medicine; Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) or equivalent

• The Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) in Paediatrics or equivalent

• Current registration (or eligibility) with the Medical Board of Australia

• Specialist trainees approaching are also encouraged to apply.

Visa sponsorship options are available to eligible candidates.

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Job title: Paediatrics/Adults Occupational Therapist - Clinical Supervisor

Working Hours: Flexible

Salary: $100K to $130K per annum

Location: Eastern suburbs of Melbourne, VIC

Roles & Responsibilities:

Our client is passionate about supporting people with disabilities to live great lives.

They are looking for a motivated and dynamic Clinical Supervisor to support the leadership of their team and the ongoing development and growth of the service. This position is well suited to a candidate who is looking to progress to a senior clinical position or with relevant experience.

As a Clinical Supervisor you will be:

• Manage a team of high performing Allied Health clinicians.


• Involves face-to-face, Telehealth and clinic sessions.


• Manage a varied caseload and provide assessment and intervention in life skills, social and sensory. Provide high-level Occupational Therapy services to participants of the NDIS that are goal orientated and person-centred.


• Provide mentoring and leadership to a team of Occupational Therapists.


• Provide clinical supervision to a team of occupational therapists.


• Develop programs to further improve the clinical skills of the team.


• Provide in-house training


• Develop holistic therapy plans within a multidisciplinary team and provide direct community, school based and home-based intervention and support programs.


• Work 1:1 and in group contexts with children, teenagers, and adults.


• Develop clinical resources and tools and implement across your team

Benefits:

• Attractive salary package


• Additional benefits (Generous milage, training and equipment allowances)


• Job security


• Growth opportunities


• Ongoing development (CPD allowance is provided)


• Work-life Balance


• Allowances on top of the salary package (Gym membership, equipment and more!)


• Work from home

Essential Criteria:

• Relevant tertiary qualifications and AHPRA registration.


• Relevant clinical and managerial experience.


• 2 years experience in Occupational Therapy (Preferred).


• Previous experience in mentoring, supporting and supervising a team, preferably in a billable environment.


• Must live and have eligibility to work in Australia.


• You are driven, passionate and can work autonomously and as part of a team.


• You are adaptable and flexible, and comfortable working in a high growth business.


• Access to your own car and valid, non-restricted drivers’ license.


• Current Police Check, Working with Children Check and DWES Check.

Job title: FT/PT Paediatrics & Adults Speech Pathologist

Working Hours: Flexible

Salary: Fantastic rates on offer depending on your experience

Location: Northern Suburbs of Melbourne, VIC

Roles & Responsibilities:

Our client is passionate about supporting people with disabilities to live great lives.

They are seeking passionate Speech Pathologists to join their multidisciplinary team in both paediatrics and adults caseloads. You will work collaboratively with the team to support the therapy needs of NDIS participants.

As a Speech Pathologists you will be:

• Deliver Early Childhood Intervention services to children 0-7 years, building on each family's strengths.


• Deliver goal directed therapy services to young people and adults who may be experiencing learning, language, communication, feeding, sensory, intellectual, physical and cognitive difficulties. Services are provided collaboratively with significant others to support a person‘s community participation in a range of environments.


• Emphasize parent, teacher and carer education to nurture change and to support the person's community participation in a range of environments.


• Collaborate with each person's support team to achieve their goals. Work with occupational therapists, physiotherapists and other speech pathologists.


• Support participants and others to develop and review individual therapy and support plans, ensuring goals are meaningful, meet the needs of the individual and reflect their personal goals.

Benefits:

• Attractive salary package


• Additional benefits


• Job security


• Growth opportunities


• Ongoing development


• Individual and group supervision


• Opportunity to progress into a clinical lead position


• Fantastic social events / team outings

Essential Criteria:

• Relevant tertiary qualifications and SPA registration


• Must live and have eligibility to work in Australia.


• You are driven, passionate and can work autonomously and as part of a team.


• You are adaptable and flexible, and comfortable working in a high growth business.


• Access to your own car and valid, non-restricted drivers’ license.


• Current Police Check and Working with Children Check.

Job title: Speech Pathologist - Paediatrics & Adults - Flexible hours

Working Hours: Flexible

Salary: Fantastic rates on offer depending on your experience

Location: Eastern Suburbs of Melbourne, VIC

Roles & Responsibilities:

Our client is passionate about supporting people with disabilities to live great lives.

They are seeking passionate Speech Pathologists to join their multidisciplinary team in both paediatrics and adults caseloads. You will work collaboratively with the team to support the therapy needs of NDIS participants.

As a Speech Pathologists you will be:

• Deliver Early Childhood Intervention services to children 0-7 years, building on each family's strengths.


• Deliver goal directed therapy services to young people and adults who may be experiencing learning, language, communication, feeding, sensory, intellectual, physical and cognitive difficulties. Services are provided collaboratively with significant others to support a person‘s community participation in a range of environments.


• Emphasize parent, teacher and carer education to nurture change and to support the person's community participation in a range of environments.


• Collaborate with each person's support team to achieve their goals. Work with occupational therapists, physiotherapists and other speech pathologists.


• Support participants and others to develop and review individual therapy and support plans, ensuring goals are meaningful, meet the needs of the individual and reflect their personal goals.

Benefits:

• Attractive salary package


• Additional benefits


• Job security


• Growth opportunities


• Ongoing development


• Individual and group supervision


• Opportunity to progress into a clinical lead position


• Fantastic social events / team outings

Essential Criteria:

• Relevant tertiary qualifications and SPA registration


• Must live and have eligibility to work in Australia.


• You are driven, passionate and can work autonomously and as part of a team.


• You are adaptable and flexible, and comfortable working in a high growth business.


• Access to your own car and valid, non-restricted drivers’ license.


• Current Police Check and Working with Children Check.

Job title: FT/PT Paediatrics & Adults Occupational Therapist

Working Hours: Flexible

Salary: Fantastic rates on offer depending on your experience

Location: Northern suburbs of Melbourne, VIC

Roles & Responsibilities:

Our client is passionate about supporting people with disabilities to live great lives.

They are seeking motivated Occupational Therapists to be part of their growing team of high performing Allied Health clinicians to ensure excellence in client care, evidence-based practice and service improvement. You will work collaboratively with the multidisciplinary team to support the therapy needs of NDIS participants.

As an Occupational Therapist you will be:

• Manage a varied caseload and provide assessment and intervention in life skills, social and sensory. Provide high-level Occupational Therapy services to participants of the NDIS that are goal oriented and person-centered.

• Provide mentoring and leadership to a team of Occupational Therapists.

• Provide clinical supervision to a team of AHA and occupational therapists (optional).

Benefits:

• Attractive salary package

• Additional benefits

• Job security

• Growth opportunities

• Ongoing development

• Individual and group supervision

• Opportunity to progress into a clinical lead position

• Fantastic social events / team outings

Essential Criteria:

• Relevant tertiary qualifications and AHPRA registration.

• Relevant clinical and managerial experience.

• Previous experience in mentoring, supporting and supervising a team, preferably in a billable environment.

• Must live and have eligibility to work in Australia.

• You are driven, passionate and can work autonomously and as part of a team.

• You are adaptable and flexible, and comfortable working in a high growth business.

• Access to your own car and valid, non-restricted drivers’ license.

• Current Police Check and Working with Children Check.

Job Details:

• $72.55 per hour base rate plus penalties
• Deliver evidence-based MCH services to families with children aged 0–6.
• Promote optimal health, wellbeing, development, safety, and learning outcomes.
• Work flexibly across the Universal and Enhanced MCH Programs.
• Identify and support families experiencing vulnerability, linking them with early intervention and support services.
• Partner with local maternity, neonatal and early years providers to ensure continuity of care.

• Be registered with AHPRA as both a Registered Nurse and Registered Midwife.
• Hold a Postgraduate qualification in Maternal and Child Health from La Trobe, RMIT or equivalent (essential for VIC MCH eligibility).
• Have experience or a strong interest in Enhanced MCH services, supporting vulnerable families.
• Demonstrate excellent communication, assessment and referral skills.
• Hold a current Working with Children Check, Driver’s License, and be up to date with immunisation requirements.

Job Details:

• $72.55 per hour base rate plus penalties
• Deliver evidence-based MCH services to families with children aged 0–6.
• Promote optimal health, wellbeing, development, safety, and learning outcomes.
• Work flexibly across the Universal and Enhanced MCH Programs.
• Identify and support families experiencing vulnerability, linking them with early intervention and support services.
• Partner with local maternity, neonatal and early years providers to ensure continuity of care.

• Be registered with AHPRA as both a Registered Nurse and Registered Midwife.
• Hold a Postgraduate qualification in Maternal and Child Health from La Trobe, RMIT or equivalent (essential for VIC MCH eligibility).
• Have experience or a strong interest in Enhanced MCH services, supporting vulnerable families.
• Demonstrate excellent communication, assessment and referral skills.
• Hold a current Working with Children Check, Driver’s License, and be up to date with immunisation requirements.

• Up to $94.19 per hour base rate
• Fully furnished housing provided
• Return travel provided
• 4-12 week contract

• Tracking physical, emotional, and cognitive development milestones to ensure children are growing and progressing as expected
• Performing routine health screenings and assessing children for any health concerns or developmental delays
• Administering immunisations to children
• The provision of guidance and education to parents and caregivers on topics such as nutrition, hygiene, safety, and child development
• Working closely with children and families who have chronic health conditions, provide education, support, and help manage the condition to promote optimal health and well-being

• Current AHPRA registration, no restrictions
• Post graduate qualifications in Child Health Nursing
• At least 12 months recent Child Health Nursing experience

Why work with Curis Recruitment?
We have a proven record of placing nurses into fantastic positions across Australia with some of the best hospitals and health centres.

Our clients know that we only represent the best nurses out there so when you are represented by us you are always shown in the best light and this gives you a foot in the door right at that first step.

Not the right role for you but know someone who would be amazing? Refer them to us and if we place them YOU are eligible for a $300 gift voucher of your choice! Make sure they mention your name when they apply.

• Up to $94.19 per hour base rate
• Fully furnished housing provided
• Return travel provided
• 4-12 week contract

• Tracking physical, emotional, and cognitive development milestones to ensure children are growing and progressing as expected
• Performing routine health screenings and assessing children for any health concerns or developmental delays
• Administering immunisations to children
• The provision of guidance and education to parents and caregivers on topics such as nutrition, hygiene, safety, and child development
• Working closely with children and families who have chronic health conditions, provide education, support, and help manage the condition to promote optimal health and well-being

• Current AHPRA registration, no restrictions
• Post graduate qualifications in Child Health Nursing
• At least 12 months recent Child Health Nursing experience

Why work with Curis Recruitment?
We have a proven record of placing nurses into fantastic positions across Australia with some of the best hospitals and health centres.

Our clients know that we only represent the best nurses out there so when you are represented by us you are always shown in the best light and this gives you a foot in the door right at that first step.

Not the right role for you but know someone who would be amazing? Refer them to us and if we place them YOU are eligible for a $300 gift voucher of your choice! Make sure they mention your name when they apply.