We are seeking Paediatric Registrars for the 2026 clinical year, offering both 6- and 12-month terms, with opportunities for extension and career progression.
Make a difference in the heart of Australia. Join a passionate team delivering high-quality paediatric care to Central Australia's diverse and remote communities.

Attractive Salary package up to $212,600

• An ideal opportunity for registrars who are adventurous, adaptable, and committed to making a difference in underserved populations.
• Vibrant community with stunning landscapes and outdoor activities
• Small, collegiate team with strong mentorship
• Make a genuine impact in remote paediatric care
• Be immersed in Indigenous culture and remote medicine
• Enjoy access to stunning natural landscapes and a vibrant, welcoming community
• Relocation support and accommodation provided
• 183 bed teaching hospital accredited for training.

This is a rare chance to develop your skills in a highly unique and rewarding clinical setting, with exposure to Rural/Remote Paediatrics, Indigenous Child Health, and a broad spectrum of general and developmental paediatrics.
30 bed Paediatric Ward, 8 bed Neonatal Nursery (>30-32/40, >1000-1500g)
Position Streams
We are recruiting to two streams:

• General Paediatric Registrar
  Rotational position across:
• Paediatric and neonatal inpatient services
• General and subspecialty outpatient clinics
• Community/Outreach Paediatric Registrar

Foused Focon:

• Remote outreach clinics across Central Australia
• Developmental and behavioural paediatrics
• Premature infant follow-up and clinics
• Working within multidisciplinary teams

Training and Accreditation

• Accredited for Advanced Training in General Paediatrics – including Community/Developmental and General Paediatrics (Rural with Perinatal focus)
• Accredited for Community Child Health (non-core) training
• Supportive environment for Basic Trainees through secondment or non-accredited positions.

The location offers a distinctively Australian outback lifestyle with modern amenities, making it an ideal place for adventurous professionals, seeking meaningful work and a strong sense of place.

Lifestyle:

• Affordable housing compared to major cities
• Strong local community with friendly atmosphere
• Well-serviced for families, schools, healthcare, and outdoor recreation

Who Should Apply:

• RACP Advanced Trainees in Paediatrics & Child Health (priority applicants)
• Basic Trainees and experienced clinicians seeking to enhance skills in paediatrics
• RACP Advanced Trainees in Paediatrics & Child Health will be prioritised, but applications are also open to Basic Trainees (non- accredited) and experienced clinicians looking to up-skill in paediatrics.

How do I Apply:
Please forward your resume to Nicki Wade at [email protected].
For more information about this and other opportunities and a confidential discussion please contact Nicki Wade on 0401010048