Up to $520,000+ package available
Relocation assistance | Supportive consultant team | Coastal regional lifestyle
An exciting opportunity is available for a Senior Staff Specialist or Staff Specialist Obstetrician & Gynaecologist to join a growing women’s health service within a large regional hospital.
This position offers the chance to work within a collaborative and progressive department delivering comprehensive obstetric and gynaecology care across a diverse regional population. The service is committed to improving patient outcomes, strengthening multidisciplinary care, and supporting ongoing clinical development.
You will play an important role in delivering specialist services while contributing to teaching, mentoring, and the continued expansion of women’s healthcare programs across the health service. The Opportunity
Working closely with senior clinical leadership, responsibilities include:
Delivering high-quality Obstetrics and Gynaecology services across inpatient and outpatient settings
Participating in on-call and rostered consultant services
Supervising and supporting junior medical staff and trainees
Contributing to education, teaching, and multidisciplinary collaboration
Involvement in patient safety initiatives, clinical governance, audit, and research activities
Supporting service development and continuous improvement projects
The department offers a collegial environment with strong nursing and allied health support alongside modern facilities and an established consultant group.
Requirements
FRANZCOG or equivalent specialist qualification
RANZCOG assessed Substantially Comparable applicants encouraged to apply
Advanced Trainees within six months of Fellowship welcome to apply
Eligible for registration with AHPRA
Benefits
Competitive remuneration package exceeding $520k+
Relocation assistance and visa sponsorship support
Flexible appointment options available
Established teaching and training culture
Modern maternity and women’s health facilities
Strong consultant and executive support
IMG-friendly pathway with established supervision processes