Medical Officer – Clinical Evaluator (MO3)

Job description

$122–$128 per hour + super | 12-month assignment | Full-time and part-time opportunities

Are you a medical practitioner with a strong clinical background and an interest in evaluating complex medical evidence? This is an opportunity to apply your clinical expertise in a specialised assessment role, contributing to evidence-based decisions regarding the safety, quality and effectiveness of prescription medicines.

We are seeking suitably qualified medical practitioners for multiple opportunities across Brisbane, Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne, with hybrid flexibility. These 12-month assignments offer full-time and part-time flexibility and the opportunity to work at the intersection of clinical medicine, scientific evidence and regulatory assessment.

The Opportunity
In this role, you will critically evaluate complex clinical data and evidence submitted in support of prescription medicine applications. You will draw on your medical knowledge and analytical skills to assess clinical evidence, provide specialist clinical advice and develop evidence-based recommendations to support important decisions about medicines.

This is an opportunity to apply your clinical expertise beyond traditional patient-facing practice, contributing to the assessment of prescription medicines and supporting access to safe, effective and high-quality treatments.

Key Responsibilities

• Critically evaluate complex clinical data and medical evidence submitted in support of prescription medicine applications.
• Assess clinical information and scientific evidence to inform recommendations regarding the safety and effectiveness of medicines.
• Provide clinical and scientific advice to support evidence-based decision-making.
• Prepare clear, well-reasoned recommendations based on the evaluation of complex clinical information.
• Contribute to the timely assessment of applications while maintaining high standards of quality, accuracy and professional judgement.

About You
You are a qualified medical practitioner with strong clinical knowledge, excellent analytical skills and the ability to interpret complex medical information. You can critically appraise clinical evidence, apply sound professional judgement and communicate your findings clearly.

To be considered, you will need:

• A recognised medical qualification, such as an MBBS, MD or equivalent.
• Current registration as a medical practitioner with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).
• Australian citizenship.
• Demonstrated ability to critically evaluate complex clinical data, medical literature or scientific evidence.

The following experience will be highly regarded:

• Clinical research or experience interpreting clinical trial data.
• Experience in pharmaceutical medicine, clinical development or medical affairs.
• Experience evaluating treatment efficacy, clinical outcomes and potential safety concerns.
• Experience in medicines assessment, health regulation or a related scientific environment.
• Knowledge of evidence-based medicine and risk-based regulatory frameworks.
• An understanding of Australian Government regulatory processes.

Medical practitioners from a range of specialties may be suitable, particularly those with experience in clinical research, evidence appraisal or pharmaceutical medicine. A specific medical specialty or specialist registration has not been identified as a mandatory requirement.

Assignment Details

• Hourly Rate: $122–$128 per hour + super
• Duration: 12 months
• Hours: Full-time and part-time opportunities available, up to 37.5 hours per week
• Locations: Brisbane, Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne
• Commencement: ASAP
• Eligibility: Australian citizenship is essential

Apply Now
If you are a medical practitioner looking to utilise your clinical expertise in a specialised evidence evaluation role, we would welcome your application.
Apply now to explore this opportunity to contribute your medical knowledge and analytical skills to the assessment of prescription medicines.

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