Clinical Facilitator, Reproductive and Neonatal HealthJames Cook University's College of Medicine & Dentistry is shaping the next generation of health professionals who will serve regional, rural, and remote communities across Northern Australia and beyond.
If you're a clinician with expertise in reproductive and neonatal health who finds purpose in teaching, this part‐time role offers a genuine opportunity to influence graduate outcomes where it matters most.Part‐time opportunity | ****** hours per weekAcademic Level AC‐A Salary $80,****** - $107,****** (Pro rata for part time) plus up to 17% employer superannuation contributionsBased at our Townsville Bebegu Yumba campus in DouglasYOUR ROLE IN SHAPING CLINICAL PRACTICEAs Clinical Facilitator, you will support undergraduate and postgraduate students through the reproductive and neonatal health curriculum, bridging academic theory with real‐world clinical application.
Working within a collaborative academic team, your key responsibilities will include:Facilitating clinical placements and simulation‐based learning in reproductive and neonatal health contextsProviding formative and summative assessment feedback that builds student confidence and competenceMaintaining currency with evidence‐based practice to ensure curriculum relevance for tropical and regional health settingsSupporting students navigating placement environments, including those in remote and Indigenous community contextsWHAT YOU CAN BRING TO THE ROLECurrent registration with AHPRA as a Registered Nurse, Midwife, or relevant allied health professionalDemonstrated clinical expertise in reproductive health, obstetrics, or neonatal careExperience in clinical supervision, preceptorship,



or formal teaching at a tertiary or health service levelUnderstanding of the unique health challenges facing communities in North Queensland and remote AustraliaStrong communication skills and the ability to support a diverse student cohortA current driver's licence and willingness to support students across placement sites in the regionWHY JCUJCU exists to make a difference to the tropics and beyond — and that mission runs through everything the College of Medicine & Dentistry does.
You'll be part of an institution that genuinely values regional health equity, with students who often return to practice in the communities where they trained.
The part‐time arrangement makes this a realistic fit alongside continuing clinical practice.
Working under the values of Authenticity, Excellence, Integrity, and Respect, we support and empower our people through the provisions of;A generous superannuation scheme with up to 17% employer contributions with UniSuper5 weeks of annual recreation leave plus leave loading15 days paid sick/carers leave per yearUp to 6 months paid parental leaveA range of flexible working options dependent upon operational requirementsStaff study assistance and paid study leaveFitness PassportCorporate discount on health insuranceFree Employee Assistance Program (coaching and counselling)Well‐equipped contemporary facilities and contemporary workspaces with access to on‐site childcare and medical servicesApplications close Tuesday 18th August at *****pm.For any enquiries about the role, please contact Lucy Gorton at ****** OUR PROCESSAt JCU, we are committed to employing individuals who meet the requirements of the role and align with our values.
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📌 Clinical Facilitator, Reproductive And Neonatal Health (Townsville)
🏢 James Cook University Employees, Location, Alumni
📍 Townsville