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| SENIOR LECTURER/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR (NATIONAL LEAD PPD), SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME Part-time opportunity (0.5), Continuing contract Level C/D + 14.50% super (pro-rata) Generous training and development opportunities The National Domain Lead has leadership of the Personal and Professional Development (PPD) Domain, including oversight of the personal and professional development curriculum and assessment content across the MD program with Schools in Sydney, Fremantle and Broome. This role reports to the National Head of Medical Education and Innovation and can be based on any of the campuses of the National School of Medicine. As a teaching scholar, the successful candidate will work with colleagues based across our 3 campuses as well as our clinical schools in the support of the curriculum and assessment for the personal and professional development domain across the 4 years of our MD program. Key Responsibilities Providing national academic leadership including responsibility for the ongoing development, coordination, and implementation of the PPD domain curriculum. Advising the National Head of Medical Education and Innovation, and the National Head of School and Deputy Heads of School on matters related to the delivery of the PPD domain curriculum. Leading the team nationally including academic staff, supporting PPD domain academics in managing and training the relevant skills of medical educators and tutors. Working with the Medical Education Unit (MEU), clinical schools and/or relevant administrative staff to integrate PPD learning objectives across the national MD program. Working with the Assessment, Curriculum and medical education academics across the MD program in ensuring appropriate PPD learning objectives are suitably assessed and integrated with other domains and disciplines where appropriate. Working with the Assessment team and PPD Domain academics in the development and marking of assessments including standard setting when appropriate. Teaching in the PPD domain for MD Program students and carrying out teaching duties Applications close: 20 March 2026 APPLY HERE |
| ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR/PROFESSOR, HEAD OF KIMBERLEY CENTRE FOR REMOTE MEDICAL TRAINING, THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME Full-time opportunity, fixed-term contract ending 31/03/2027 Level D/E + 14.50% super Generous training and development opportunities You will lead a dynamic academic team based at the School of Medicine Broome campus to deliver the end-to-end Doctor of Medicine program. You will work in collaboration with the National Head of Medical Education and Innovation, National Head of Quality and Assessment, and domain and discipline leads for program delivery and management. Key Responsibilities Provide leadership to the KCRMT team. Coordinate the delivery of the Doctor of Medicine curriculum at KCRMT and assessment. Work collaboratively with Broome campus, faculty, school academics, and professional staff to ensure high-quality teaching and learning experiences. Monitor student feedback and clinical site evaluations to ensure program effectiveness. Contribute to accreditation and internal and external reports. Contribute to the planning and development of long-term strategies for rural medical education and workforce development. Represent the KCRMT program at community events, regional networks, and professional forums. Promote rural medical careers and support outreach to local schools and pre-medical programs. Contribute to the scholarship of teaching and learning. Applications close: 25 March 2026 APPLY HERE |
| RESEARCHER AND EVALUATION ADVISER, AUSTRALIAN MEDICAL COUNCIL LTD Permanent Full time with part time available Academic Level B equivalent: $117,353 to $137, 508 p.a. plus superannuation Location: Canberra. Hybrid & Remote working options available. The Australian Medical Council is a national standards, assessment and accreditation authority for medicine. It sets accreditation standards for medical programs and accredits programs against those standards. It assesses international medical graduates seeking to practice in Australia. The AMC has a vacancy for a Researcher and Evaluation Adviser to join a diverse team planning and delivering research, evaluation and policy activities that shape future standards of medical training and practice. The position requires strong capabilities in research, evaluation and critical and analytical thinking, and effective communication and presentation skills. Much of the work is team based. Enjoying variety, supporting others to achieve success, and learning from others are essential for success. For further information please contact People and Culture careers@amc.org.au Applications Close: 26 March 2026 APPLY HERE |
| MEDICAL EDUCATOR, AUSTRALIAN MEDICAL COUNCIL LTD Contract 18 months /full or part time Academic Level C equivalent: $131,929 to $161,551 p.a. plus superannuation Location: Canberra. Hybrid & Remote working options available. The Australian Medical Council is a national standards, assessment and accreditation authority for medicine. It sets accreditation standards for medical programs and accredits programs against those standards. It assesses international medical graduates seeking to practice in Australia. The AMC Medical Educator will contribute to projects linked to the AMC Strategic Plan as well as two major projects related to the review of assessments of international medical graduates: the Assessment Redesign Project, which concerns the review of the AMC’s national examination for international medical graduates, with a focus on the clinical examination; and the AMC support of the Medical Board of Australia’s review of the specialist international medical graduate assessment pathways. The position requires knowledge of the international medical graduate assessment pathways, including the assessment of specialists trained overseas; experience in education and/or assessment program review and/or developing or testing assessment tools, strong capabilities in critical and analytical thinking, and effective communication and presentation skills. Much of the work is team based, and entails working in in a joint academic and professional staff team. Enjoying variety, supporting others to achieve success, and working respectfully with stakeholders with differing points of view are essential to success. For further information please contact People and Culture careers@amc.org.au Applications Close: 26 March 2026 APPLY HERE |
| ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, LA TROBE UNIVERSITY Work type: Continuing 17% employer contributed superannuation Flexible work arrangements La Trobe University is seeking an outstanding Associate Professor in Occupational Therapy to provide academic leadership and foster excellence in learning, teaching, and research. Recognised nationally or internationally, you will drive curriculum innovation, lead high-impact research, and build strong relationships with industry partners. The School of Allied Health, Human Services and Sport is renowned for its research excellence and strong industry connections. With the construction of a new Clinical Teaching Building and student-led clinic, this is an exciting time to join a team committed to delivering exceptional education and research in health and wellbeing. Applications close: 30 March 2026, 11.55pm APPLY HERE |
| LECTURER/SENIOR LECTURER, SPEECH PATHOLOGIST, CURTIN UNIVERSITY • $118,308 - $140,147 (ALB) pro-rata, plus 17% Superannuation • $144,512 - $166,354 (ALC) pro-rata, plus 17% Superannuation • Fixed-term (5-year contract), part-time (0.8 FTE, 4 days per week) opportunity • On campus gym, childcare, wellbeing program, art gallery and medical centre • Great work environment & excellent leave entitlements
Are you a Speech Pathologist with extensive clinical experience? We are flexible about fields within speech pathology but are looking particularly for experience with disability and/or adult populations. Curtin University School of Allied Health invites applications for a dynamic and motivated individual to join our team as Lecturer or Senior Lecturer (Teaching Academic or Teaching & Research) in Speech Pathology. This is a part-time (0.8 FTE, 4 days per week) fixed-term 5-year contract position, tailored for an individual who excels in their field. The role involves coordinating units, developing materials, and designing curricula, as well as teaching and supervising students at various levels. The ideal candidate should have clinical experience, have engaged in impactful teaching/scholarship of learning and teaching, have research expertise (particularly for Level C), and experience building relationships with industry and the community. Desired capabilities include significant experience in a university setting, particularly in equity programs and supporting diverse students from various backgrounds and age groups. Applications close: 3 April 2026, 8.30pm |
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