Registrar Positions - providing entry into the Victorian Paediatric Training Program in 2027.

The Royal Children's Hospital (RCH) in Melbourne is a leading provider of specialist public health services for children and adolescents and is the major specialist paediatric hospital in Victoria, caring for children from Tasmania and southern Recent South Wales as well as other states around Australia and overseas. We welcome applications for 2027 Junior Resident Medical Officer Positions and 2027 entry in Victorian Basic Paediatric Training Registrar Positions.

The Victorian Basic Paediatric Training Consortium (VBPTC) oversees basic paediatric training across a network of two primary training programs based at the Royal Children's Hospital (RCH) and Monash Children's Hospital (MCH), and a total of sixteen outer metropolitan, regional and rural adjunct training program sites. Trainees will be exposed to a full range of clinical services provided in the care of children and their families.

In order to become a Basic Paediatric Trainee (BPT) with the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP),



trainees must first secure an accredited position. Trainees can potentially enter BPT as either a Junior Resident Medical Officer (JRMO), Senior Resident Medical Officer (SRMO), or Rotating Registrar or Consortium Registrar.

Recruitment for entry into basic paediatric training at registrar level occurs through the RCH in coordination with the VBPTC.

Application Process

Eligibility

To be eligible to apply for a 2027 Registrar position you must:

- demonstrate at least 24 months of paediatric experience, including at minimum six (6) months of neonatal intensive care (note: no more than 12 months of neonatology will be considered in the 24 months of experience required)
- Hold GENERAL medical registration in Australia by 1 February 2027

Please note: a maximum of 12 months of neonatology experience will be considered in the 24 months of total paediatric experience that is required.

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📌 Victorian Paediatric Training Registrar (Melbourne)
🏢 Royal Children's Hospital
📍 Melbourne