Clinical Director Women and Children Bendigo Health Date published: Sep 19, 2025, 15:30 PMLocationDescriptionShape regional healthcare - lead a major service with impact across a large regional catchment.Collaborative leadership - partner with an engaged leadership team to deliver integrated, evidence-based care.Lifestyle and impact - enjoy the career fulfilment of senior leadership in a thriving regional city with easy access to Melbourne.Bendigo Health is one of Victoria's largest regional health services, employing more than 5,000 staff and delivering care to communities across a quarter of the state.
With a 778-bed hospital, state-of-the-art facilities, and services extending throughout the Loddon Mallee, we provide emergency, maternity, women's health, mental health, cancer aged care and a wide range of specialist services to one of Victoria's fastest growing regions.We're now seeking an outstanding leader to take on the role of Clinical Director, Women & Children.
About the role This senior leadership position will provide clinical governance, strategic direction, and operational oversight for Obstetrics, Gynaecology, and Paediatrics.Reporting to the Chief Operating Officer (operationally) and the Chief Medical Officer (professionally), you'll:lead a multidisciplinary team to deliver safe, high-quality, patient centred caredrive innovation, continuous improvement, and workforce planning across Women's and Children's servicescollaborate with executive colleagues to shape models of care, strengthen patient access, and improve outcomes across the Loddon Mallee regionThis is a pivotal opportunity to influence the future of women's and children's health in regional Victoria.The successful candidate will:hold current registration as a specialist medical practitioner in Australia in either Paediatrics (FRACP) or Obstetrics & Gynaecology (FRANZCOG)have demonstrated success in a senior healthcare management role with the ability to inspire, build, and lead high-performing teams within a complex clinical environmentextensive knowledge and experience in clinical governance, safety and quality frameworks, and the capacity to contribute strategically to service development, workforce planning and organisational improvement Apply For a further information or a confidential conversation please contact Kim Gillespie, Senior Consultant, Ccentric or on (0).
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