Paediatrician - Telehealth, Work from anywhere

Access Telehealth; Brisbane; Remote; AUD 200,000 - 270,000; Full time

Job summary

Access Telehealth is seeking a Behavioural Paediatrician to join a nationwide telehealth network. You will conduct behavioural assessments, develop treatment plans, and provide ongoing guidance to referrers and families, delivering care remotely to rural and remote communities across Australia.

You will work with a team of clinicians, with operations handling logistics so you can focus on clinical care. This role offers flexible scheduling and meaningful impact without geographical limits.

Qualifications

• Qualified medical doctor with specialist registration (FRACP).
• AHPRA registration with no conditions.
• Experience delivering video-based assessments via telehealth.

Responsibilities

• Conduct behavioural assessments via telehealth.
• Develop treatment plans and provide ongoing guidance to referrers and families.
• Provide timely consultation summaries and documentation to referrers.
• Maintain clear communication with the scheduling team about your availability.
• Review relevant investigations to support clinical decisions.
• Keep up-to-date with clinical knowledge and apply new insights.

Skills

Telehealth delivery

Family communication

Clinical decision making

Education

FRACP

AHPRA registration (no conditions)

Tools

Access Specialist platform

Job description

Paediatrician - Telehealth, Work from anywhere

We are looking for another General Paediatrician with a special interest in developmental and behavioural paediatrics, autism and ADHD. Dealing mainly with Rural areas of Australia where health care is not accessible.

About us

Access Telehealth exists to close the gap between people and healthcare. Founded by clinicians, we sit at the leading edge of the health sector and continue to grow strongly year on year.

We provide nationwide telehealth services across General Practice, Allied Health, Nursing, and Specialist care. Our work improves outcomes for rural and remote communities, Indigenous patients, Aged Care residents, NDIS participants, and individuals who need timely access to expert clinical support.

About the role

We are seeking a Behavioural Paediatrician to join our expanding specialist team. You will join a network of experienced Australian clinicians who deliver fast, reliable appointments without long wait periods. Our patients and referrers include GP clinics, individuals, other specialists, and Indigenous community partners.

Your work will be fully remote with the freedom to create a schedule that suits your life. You will conduct behavioural assessments, develop treatment plans, and provide ongoing guidance to referrers and families. Our operations and administration teams manage the logistics, which allows you to focus solely on clinical care.

This role is an opportunity to deliver meaningful impact without geographical limits. You will help build stronger access to behavioural care for communities that need it most.

Why Access Telehealth?

• We have an entire support network to ensure you only need to focus on the care.
• Our team books your appointments, chases referrals and manages all the administration that comes after you complete your notes.
• Freedom to work fully remote, within the hours that suit you.

Key responsibilities

• Use our Access Specialist platform to deliver high quality video based consultations.
• Complete behavioural assessments and provide evidence based treatment and guidance.
• Send timely consultation summaries and documentation to referrers to support continuity of care.
• Maintain clear communication with the operations team about your availability.
• Request and review relevant investigations to support accurate clinical decision making.
• Keep current with clinical updates and incorporate new knowledge into your practice.

Key selection criteria

• Relevant medical qualifications and specialist registration (FRACP)
• AHPRA registration with No conditions
• Strong capability in video based assessment and telehealth service delivery
• Confident communication skills for working with families, referrers, colleagues, and the operations team
• Confident with technology to manage availability via our scheduling systems and digital tools