Staff Specialist District Women’s and Maternity Medical Co-Lead

Date published: Dec 18, 2025, 14:11 PM

Location

Location Negotiable within Mid North Coast Local Health District

Description

This is a unique opportunity to combine clinical expertise with strategic leadership. The District Women’s and Maternity Medical Co-Lead partners with the Midwife Manager: Maternity and Paediatric Services to lead planning, evaluation, and innovation in women’s and maternity care across MNCLHD. 

Key responsibilities include: 
  • Strategic planning and development of models of care, policies, and procedures 
  • Monitoring clinical risk and ensuring evidence-based, high-quality care 
  • Building a sustainable workforce and contemporary service delivery 
  • The role includes procedural duties and participation in an on-call roster across the district. 

The Mid North Coast Local Health District (MNCLHD) covers 11,335 km² from Port Macquarie to Coffs Harbour, serving over 231,000 residents. Our community is diverse, with 8.2% Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples (well above the NSW average) and a growing multicultural population.

Healthcare is delivered through seven public hospitals and 12 community health centres, addressing a broad range of health needs — from maternity and mental health to cancer care and chronic conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, diabetes, renal disease, and dementia. We are committed to reducing health disparities for Aboriginal, low-income, and remote populations. 

Live and work in one of NSW’s most desirable coastal regions. The Mid North Coast offers pristine beaches, lush hinterland, and vibrant communities with excellent schools and family-friendly amenities. Enjoy a relaxed lifestyle with easy access to outdoor activities like surfing, boating, and hiking, while still benefiting from modern infrastructure and services.

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For role-related queries or questions, contact Jo Campbell on jo.cambell@health.nsw.gov.au.

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Jan 14, 2026, 23:59 PM
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