Work Type: Fixed-term - Part-time
Salary: Salary not specified
Grade: Grade not specified
Occupation: Health and allied health
Location: Melbourne - CBD and Inner Metro suburbs
Reference: 6339
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Austin Health is the major provider of tertiary health services, health professional education and research across three campuses in the north-east of Melbourne and statewide. We have a highly engaged, diverse and collaborative workforce that is unified by our goal to help people live healthy and fulfilled lives.
About the Psychology department
The Psychology Department is committed to promoting the highest level of care for our patients. As a highly valued team based in General Health, we work with a range of medical specialists and allied health professionals both in multidisciplinary teams and in a consultative capacity, across the health service.
The Department leads and excels in research, teaching and the use of person-centred evidence-based practice. We provide services across all three main health service campuses and cover the full spectrum of care (spanning acute, subacute, rehabilitation, and community settings).
About the role
This two-year Clinical Neuropsychology Registrar Program offers a unique opportunity to acquire skills and experience in a wide variety of clinical scenarios and gain ‘Area Endorsement’ as a Clinical Neuropsychologist. Your supervision team consists of an expert and highly supportive group of Senior Clinical Neuropsychologists, including a dedicated Clinical Neuropsychology Educator.
You will rotate through core services (including acute inpatient/outpatient/subacute and rehabilitation settings) and specialist units (including neurology, neurosurgery, epilepsy, stroke, general medical and surgical units, aged-care and acquired brain injury).
Registrars are provided with:
This two-year part-time, fixed term position is 22.8 hours (3 days) per week (February, 2027 – January, 2029).
About you
To be successful in this role you’ll bring with you:
Our benefits
Working at Austin Health means enjoying a strong sense of purpose, engaging in meaningful work every day. Our people also receive a variety of rewarding benefits, including:
Work with us!
We are committed to cultural safety and health equity for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander People. We celebrate, value, and include people of all backgrounds, genders, identities, cultures, bodies, and abilities. We welcome and support applications from talented people identifying as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, people with disability, neurodiverse people, LGBTQIA+ and people of all ages and cultures.
If you feel this role is right for you, we encourage your early application. Even if you don’t meet every single requirement, we encourage you to apply. What matters most is your passion, your drive and your willingness to learn and contribute. Applications will be reviewed as they are received, and interviews may take place prior to the closing date. This means we reserve the right to close a job ad prior to the advertised closing date.
All appointments are made subject to a satisfactory National Police Check and if required, a Working with Children Check. Austin Health is a child safe organisation, committed to upholding the rights, safety, and wellbeing of children and young people in line with Child Safe Standards. If you require any reasonable adjustments to the recruitment process, you are welcome to reach out to the hiring manager: Dr Marie O’Shea, Head, Clinical Neuropsychology, (General Health) at [email protected] or Dr. Renee Hewitt, Clinical Neuropsychology Educator (General Health) at [email protected]
Interested in finding out more about this opportunity? Read the position description for further details.
Application closing date: Tuesday 27 October 2026