Mater Mothers’ Hospital’s Neonatal Critical Care Unit (NCCU) is seeking a Neonatal Fellow or Senior Registrar with neonatal experience to join the team as a Neonatal Fellow on a full time basis commencing 9 June 2025 until February 2026.

Mater Mothers’ Hospital (MMH) South Brisbane is Australia’s largest maternity hospital, caring for over 11,000 births a year. The Neonatal Critical Care Unit (NCCU) is also one of Australia’s largest neonatal units and is a combined tertiary perinatal NICU as well as providing services often given in a children’s hospital NICU, such as pre and post-operative surgical care, sub-specialty liaison and pre-operative cardiac care. Over 2,000 babies from Queensland and Northern New South Wales receive care in the NCCU every year. The Mater NCCU consists of 42 intensive care cots and 34 special care cots.

The Mater South Brisbane campus is directly next to the Queensland Children’s Hospital and this proximity and the close collaborative working relationship we have with QCH makes us a quaternary referral centre for babies with cardiac or surgical conditions or who require sub-specialty input into their care.

Salary: Commensurate with experience plus superannuation and access to not-for-profit salary packaging up to $15,900  + access to many staff benefits!  

What you’ll be doing

Depending on neonatal experience, you will be working in the Neonatal Fellow or Neonatal Registrar roster, with the opportunity to step up in as skills and experience are acquired. Neonatal Fellow is a key clinical and leadership role within Mater Neonatal Critical Care Unit (NCCU). You will work as part of a multidisciplinary team in the provision of family-centred developmental care to babies in the Neonatal Critical Care Unit as well as to babies in other areas of the organisation, including in an outpatient setting.

Essential qualifications

• Registration as a medical practitioner without conditions, with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)
• Undertaking or completed fellowship training in neonatal perinatal medicine or general paediatrics with the Royal Australasian College of Physicians or equivalent
• Experience in providing evidence-based family-centred neonatal care
• Tertiary level registrar experience in perinatal, cardiac and surgical neonatology is desired
• Up to date knowledge of all aspects of neonatal perinatal medicine, including the use of equipment used in neonatal intensive care
• Skills in performing procedures commonly used in neonatal intensive care
• Ability to work harmoniously within a team and communicate effectively at all levels
• Ability to evaluate situations and make objective judgements and decisions
• Clinical leadership qualities

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