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Mildura Base Public Hospital (MBPH) is seeking a Paediatric Advanced Trainee Registrar to provide high-quality care for paediatric patients across inpatient and outpatient services. The role includes supervision of trainees, collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, and involvement in teaching and clinical governance.
The position requires MBBS, AHPRA eligibility, and RACP training, with ongoing professional development and a fixed-term contract until February 2029.
Employment Type: Full Time - Fixed Term, February 2029
Hours: 86 hours per f/n, rotating roster including nights and weekends
Remuneration: $129,048.40 - 177,622.12 + super + salary sacrifice
Classification: HM25-HM30
Advances is the provision of care for patients and families at a level of skill and autonomy consistent with advanced training in Paediatrics.
This includes assessment of children admitted, rational use of investigations, ongoing management of care, anticipation and monitoring of progress and planning of timely discharge and appropriate follow up and/or referral to the appropriate Staff Specialist.
The Paediatric Advanced Trainee Registrar is a senior member of Junior Medical Staff within a clinical team. In matters relating directly to patient care, the role is responsible to the Staff Specialist Paediatrician in charge of the patients care and other Staff Specialist Paediatricians where appropriate.
As an Advanced Paediatric Registrar you will
Deliver high-quality care to neonates, infants, children and adolescents across inpatient, outpatient and neonatal services, including the management of complex clinical presentations.
Provide clinical advice and support to General Practitioners, Emergency Department clinicians and multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
Assess and manage paediatric inpatients, including care planning, investigation requests, monitoring clinical progress and coordinating safe discharge and follow-up arrangements.
Support and supervise Paediatric Residents, Junior Medical Officers and Medical Students within the paediatric unit.
Participate in consultant-led ward rounds and contribute to clinical decision-making and patient management.
Conduct outpatient clinics across General Paediatrics, Developmental Paediatrics, Behavioural Paediatrics, Neonatal Follow-Up and other specialty services.
Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams, including the Autism Spectrum Support and Evaluation Team (ASSET), Child and Youth Mental Health Services (CYMHS) and allied health professionals.
Participate in rural and regional outreach clinics, helping improve access to specialist paediatric services for children and families.
Contribute to teaching, training and mentoring activities that support the development of healthcare professionals.
Maintain accurate clinical documentation and uphold the highest standards of professional, ethical and patient-centred practice.
Engage in ongoing professional development and evidence-based practice to ensure contemporary, high-quality patient care.
To be the successful applicant in this role, you will have:
At MBPH, we're driven by a genuine focus on patient-centred care. Our workforce of over 1,200 employees is committed to delivering care to our community 24/7, guided by our H.E.A.R.T. values.
Our H.E.A.R.T. values (Happy Empathetic Accountable Respectful Team Based) are so much more than words; they are the driving force behind what we do every day. These values are lived throughout the organisation across each department, role and location.
At MBPH, we continue to strengthen our focus on diversity, equity and inclusion practices. This is supported through our internal network if LGBTQIA+ Allies and organisational membership with ACON Pride in Diversity.
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A valid Working with Children Check and a National Police Check (undertaken in the last three months), and mandatory role specific immunisations are required