Consultant Psychiatrist

Cc Medical; Mount Isa City; On-site; AUD 558,000 - 682,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Rent-free accommodation (17 months)

5 weeks annual leave + 3.6 weeks PD

Attraction & retention allowance + 12.

Job summary

Cc Medical in Mount Isa, Queensland, is seeking a permanent, full-time clinical leadership psychiatrist to deliver specialist care across diverse mental health and AOD services. You will lead multidisciplinary teams and advance patient-centred care in a remote regional setting.

Join a community-focused role with a total package up to AUD 620,000 p.a., rent-free accommodation for 17 months, generous leave entitlements and superannuation, and a commitment to culturally responsive care.

Qualifications

• Deliver specialist psychiatric care across mental health and AOD services.
• Provide expert assessment and treatment.
• Lead multidisciplinary teams and drive quality patient-centred care.
• Contribute to service planning, governance and improvement.

Responsibilities

• Deliver specialist psychiatric care across mental health and AOD services.
• Provide expert assessment and treatment.
• Offer clinical leadership to multidisciplinary teams.
• Support service planning and continuous improvement.

Job description

What’s on offer

• Total package up to $620,000 p.a. including salary and allowances
• Permanent, full-time clinical leadership role
• Rent-free accommodation provided for 17 months
• 5 weeks annual leave + 3.6 weeks professional development leave
• 50% attraction & retention allowance + 12.75% superannuation
• Major regional city located in the heart of stunning Outback Queensland

About the role

This position will see you play a key role in delivering specialist psychiatric care across a diverse range of mental health and AOD services, supporting people with complex and varied clinical needs. You will provide expert assessment and treatment, while offering clinical leadership to multidisciplinary teams and helping to drive high-quality, patient-centred care.

Working collaboratively with colleagues and key stakeholders, you will contribute to service planning, clinical governance and continuous improvement, helping to strengthen models of care and improve outcomes. You will also have the opportunity to make a meaningful contribution to the delivery of safe, contemporary and culturally responsive mental health services across a broad and diverse patient population.

An important part of the role will involve working closely with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, as well as people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Strong communication skills, cultural awareness and a commitment to respectful and inclusive care will be essential to building trust, fostering effective partnerships and delivering care that is responsive to the needs of each individual and community.