What’s on offer
- Attractive salary package of $350,000 – $500,000 p.a., plus a generous relocation allowance
- Dynamic and fulfilling role within a forward-thinking health service, widely respected for delivering high-quality, patient-centred care
- Enjoy a balanced 40-hour work week, giving you ample time to embrace your new lifestyle and explore everything the region has to offer
- Experience the best of both worlds with vibrant city living and natural beauty—including diverse restaurants, boutique and major shopping options, outdoor markets, and a thriving arts, festival, and sporting scene
- Unmatched lifestyle with stunning natural landscapes, clean air, low traffic, and a strong sense of community
- Exceptional education options with access to leading private and public schools to support your child’s learning and development
- Pathway to permanent residency available to support your long-term future in Australia
Child and Adolescent Mental Health services in Tasmania provide support to expectant mothers, infants, children, and young people experiencing behavioural, emotional and mental health related issues. Services include assessments, individual and family therapies, group programs, clinics focusing on specific difficulties, acute inpatient care, consultation services, and mental health education.
About the role
This role may be based in either the North West or Southern region of Tasmania and involves the assessment and treatment of young people aged 12 to 24, including those engaged with intensive outreach services such as the Youth Hospital in the Home program. Care is provided in a variety of settings outside of the traditional inpatient model, including clients’ homes and community-based clinics, ensuring services are responsive, accessible, and youth-focused.
As the successful applicant, you will be delivering high-quality mental health care to young people with acute needs across a range of community settings. Working as part of a multidisciplinary team, you will provide comprehensive psychiatric assessment, diagnosis, and treatment planning for young people experiencing significant mental health challenges. The position also involves consultation and collaboration with other mental health professionals, general practitioners, and service providers, supporting integrated and coordinated care across sectors. Additionally, you will contribute to the supervision and mentoring of psychiatric registrars and other medical staff, supporting the development of clinical expertise within the service. The role also requires participation in an on-call roster, including after-hours and weekend work (such as ward rounds), and may involve intrastate travel.
Relocating to Australia? Support we can offer you!
- Forget Government Job Boards - We know our hospitals. We provide you with exclusive Psychiatrist job vacancies and direct link-ups with Mental Health Dept. Directors
- Our recruitment service is FREE and personalised to your career and location requirements
- Psychiatrist Peer to Peer Group Support with the RANZCP Specialist Assessment and Medical Board Applications
- All job applications prepared and submitted by our recruitment team
- Support with enrolling your children into leading private or state schools
- Registered Migration Agent advice and support
Contact Jonathan Richards, your Psychiatry Recruitment Specialist to find out more about this role and all it has to offer.
Tel: 0422408729
Email: jonathanr@ccjobs.com.au
About Jonathan Richards
“I have 15+ years’ experience connecting Psychiatrists with the best job opportunities across Australia. It is my passion and privilege to ensure you are being provided with the best recruitment services available.”
