Latest Medical Job Opportunities

The Position

A fantastic opportunity to advance your psychiatry career across CAMHS (0–18 years) or Adult Mental Health (18–65 years). These roles offer the opportunity to provide high‑quality psychiatric care, support multidisciplinary colleagues and contribute to the ongoing development of accessible, person‑centred mental health services.

Consultant Psychiatrist – CAMHS (0–18 years)

Provide assessment and treatment for infants, children, and adolescents with complex mental health needs. Lead clinical reviews and decision‑making within the CAMHS team. Offer guidance to families, schools, and youth‑focused support services. Support implementation of child and adolescent mental health reform initiatives and evidence-based models of care.

Consultant Psychiatrist – Adult Mental Health (18–65 years)

Deliver assessment, treatment, and ongoing management for adults presenting with a range of mental health conditions. Provide senior clinical input into adult case reviews and complex care planning, while strengthening partnerships with GPs, community services, and adult-focused support networks.

Key Responsibilities (Both Roles)

• Provide comprehensive psychiatric assessment, formulation, and treatment within a community setting.
• Offer clinical leadership and specialist consultation to multidisciplinary teams.
• Support GPs, health professionals, and community agencies with expert advice.
• Contribute to service improvement, care coordination, and best‑practice clinical pathways.
• Ensure compliance with relevant mental health legislation, policies, and clinical standards.
• Participate in case reviews, clinical governance activities, and collaborative care planning.

The Hospital

The service delivers high-quality, recovery-focused mental health care for all ages, including Aboriginal and culturally diverse communities. Teams include Consultant Psychiatrists, Clinical Psychologists, Social Workers, Child and Adolescent specialists, Aboriginal Health Workers, and Community Mental Health Nurses, with strong liaison across hospitals and specialist services.

The Location

Enjoy a peaceful regional lifestyle with welcoming communities, affordable housing, natural landscapes and vibrant local towns - all just an hour from Perth for city amenities, international travel and cultural experiences. This makes it ideal for professionals seeking the perfect balance of work, lifestyle and family-friendly living.

Essential criteria

• be eligible for registration by the Medical Board of Australia.
• Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP) or equivalent.
• Substantial clinical experience in CAMHS or Adult Psychiatry.
• UK/Ireland candidates may be eligible via the Expedited Specialist Pathway (MRCPsych + CCT/CCST and AMC primary source verification).

Apply now or contact Chloe for a confidential discussion.

The Position

This senior leadership role provides strategic and operational clinical oversight for a regional mental health service, offered as a fixed-term appointment of five years with the possibility of extension. The position is preferably full-time, with flexibility to consider part-time or sessional arrangements.

Reporting to the regional manager and as a member of the Mental Health Executive Advisory Group, you will lead clinical governance, service quality, workforce leadership and strategic planning. The role oversees a medical workforce of approximately 4.5 FTE, including Consultants, Registrars and locum staff, ensuring safe, high-quality care.

Key priorities include developing the Alcohol and Other Drug Consultation Liaison Service and leading workforce growth through the Rural Psychiatry Training Program, offering a unique opportunity to shape services and deliver meaningful outcomes for regional communities.

The Hospital

This mental health service provides confidential, high-quality care to people of all ages across diverse communities. Care is grounded in compassion, cultural understanding and recovery-focused practice.

Services are delivered through locally based multidisciplinary teams with regular outreach to surrounding areas. Teams include Consultant Psychiatrists, Clinical Psychologists, Social Workers, Child and Adolescent specialists, Aboriginal Health Workers, and Community Mental Health Nurses, with strong liaison across regional hospitals and specialist services.

The Location

This diverse regional area offers a rewarding lifestyle with welcoming communities, affordable housing and excellent work–life balance. Residents enjoy easy access to natural landscapes, coastal escapes and vibrant local towns, while remaining within close reach of Perth - just an hour’s drive away - for city amenities, international travel and cultural experiences. It’s an ideal setting for senior clinicians seeking both professional influence and lifestyle flexibility.

Essential criteria

• Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP) or equivalent.
• Unconditional General and Specialist registration with the Medical Board of Australia (AHPRA).
• Extensive clinical leadership experience with demonstrated expertise in clinical governance systems.
• Current or recent specialist psychiatric experience in Australia.

Apply now or contact Chloe for a confidential discussion.