Applicants must hold a medical degree registrable in Victoria and maintain a contemporary clinical role at Western Health. Substantial experience teaching entry-to-practice medical students in clinical settings is essential, along with expertise in developing and evaluating MD curricula and assessments.

The role involves leading clinical teaching in Principles of Clinical Practice or Transition to Practice across MD years, designing curriculum content, and delivering assessments including miniCEX, OSCE, long case examinations and Standardised Case Based Discussions.

Applicants must hold a medical degree registrable in Victoria and maintain a contemporary clinical role at Western Health. Substantial experience teaching entry-to-practice medical students in clinical settings is essential, along with expertise in developing and evaluating MD curricula and assessments.

The role involves leading clinical teaching in Principles of Clinical Practice or Transition to Practice across MD years, designing curriculum content, and delivering assessments including miniCEX, OSCE, long case examinations and Standardised Case Based Discussions.

Applications are submitted via the university portal before the 2026-07-09 deadline. Prepare a tailored academic CV highlighting clinical teaching experience and curriculum expertise. See our guide: How to Write a Winning Academic CV.

Yes. Candidates must maintain an active clinical role at Western Health while delivering teaching. This ensures practical relevance across all clinical years of the MD program and supports the development of safe, capable doctors.

The Lecturer provides pastoral care, monitors student progress and behaviour, and actively supports students identified as being at academic or professional risk while contributing to equity, diversity and wellbeing initiatives.