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Oral Health Victoria is seeking a specialist paediatric dentist to join the Paediatric Dentistry Unit at Royal Dental Hospital Melbourne in a part-time role. You will deliver advanced dental care to children across Victoria, including those with disabilities and complex medical needs, within the public system.
Time is split: three weeks at RDHM and one week with the Smile Squad Specialist Care Program, providing clinical leadership and support to the broader oral health workforce.
About the role
At the Royal Dental Hospital Melbourne (RDHM) we know our team is key to delivering better oral health. Join our Paediatric Dentistry team and make a real difference for children and young people across Victoria. In this part-time role you'll provide specialist paediatric dental care within Victoria's public dental system, supporting children with disabilities, complex medical histories, and complex social circumstances. Does this sound like a place you want to be?
Your time will be split across two settings, working a four-week cycle:
You'll carry out advanced specialist procedures with support from more senior colleagues, act as a consultant to the wider oral health workforce, and provide clinical support and direction to general dentists, therapists, dental auxiliaries, and specialists in training.
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About you
Applications close Friday 27 November 2026 at 11:59pm.
We acknowledge that diversity increases our ability to transform and achieve better health outcomes therefore we encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people from culturally and linguistically diverse background, all members of the LGBTQI community and people with disability.
If you require any reasonable adjustments to fully participate in our recruitment process, please email *******@dhsv.org.au
OHV is committed to child safety and wellbeing and has zero tolerance for child abuse and harm. We provide an inclusive and welcoming environment where cultural safety for children is promoted and practiced.
OHV is a public health service and requires employees to be vaccinated in accordance with policies published by the Department of Health and/or public health orders issued by the government.