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Paeds Plus in Currambine, Perth, seeks experienced Consultant General Paediatricians to join our growing private practice. You will provide broad paediatric care across infants and children, with opportunities to focus on ADHD, autism, growth and nutrition, and complex multidisciplinary cases.
Based in Perth with a second location planned in Claremont for 2027, the role offers established infrastructure, admin support, and flexible full-/part-time options.
Date published: Oct 20, 2026, 16:01 PM
Location
Paeds Plus, Perth WA
Description
Paeds Plus is seeking experienced Consultant General Paediatricians from across Australia and New Zealand to join our expanding multidisciplinary team.
Based in Currambine, Perth, Paeds Plus is an established private paediatric healthcare organisation with consistent year-on-year growth and a 100% medical staff retention rate.
We are progressing towards opening a second location in Claremont, Perth, targeted for July 2027. Claremont is planned to be one of the largest private paediatric services in Western Australia, with expanded specialist paediatric services and a full allied health line-up.
We offer the opportunity to practise broad general paediatric medicine while developing or expanding your clinical interests in ADHD, autism and other neurodevelopmental conditions.
We are seeking a well-rounded General Paediatrician, not simply an ADHD assessment clinician.
Your practice may include general paediatric presentations, infant and feeding concerns, growth and nutrition, asthma, gastrointestinal conditions, chronic medical conditions, ADHD, autism, learning and developmental difficulties, and complex presentations requiring multidisciplinary management.
We value evidence-based practice, continuity of care and professional collaboration.
$395,000–$512,500 AUD indicative salary per annum FTE, plus statutory superannuation
Retain 60–65% of billings under an individually negotiated service-fee arrangement.
We encourage applications from New Zealand-based specialists considering a move to Western Australia, and welcome confidential discussions about Australian registration pathways, working arrangements and relocation timing.
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