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Description
Psychiatrist – Medico-Legal - Family Law Assessments (Legal Aid QLD Funded)
Remote Work | Flexible Schedule | High Demand for Assessments
We are seeking an experienced Psychiatrist to join our multidisciplinary team to complete Legal Aid Queensland funded psychiatric assessments and reports specifically for family law matters. This role is fully remote, offering flexibility and strong administrative support.
About the Role
You will conduct psychiatric assessments via video conference and prepare highquality clinical reports to support Legal Aid QLD funded and private funded clients in family law proceedings.
Demand for assessments is consistently high, making this an excellent opportunity for psychiatrists seeking structured, reliable work with flexibility.
Work Environment & Support
Remote-only role – assessments are conducted exclusively via secure video conferencing
Private home office required to ensure confidentiality and professional delivery
Full administrative support provided throughout scheduling, coordination, and reporting
Clinical assistants available to support each interview and streamline the assessment process
Organised, respectful, and supportive team focused on quality
Flexibility & Workload
You choose:
Your preferred days of work
The number of assessments/reports you complete (typically 2–3 reports per week – more if you want)
This arrangement suits psychiatrists seeking autonomy, predictable workflow, and a well-supported remote practice.
We welcome a conversation about how this role can align with your availability and clinical interests. Reach out to explore joining our team.
Requirements
Registered Psychiatrist with AHPRA
Strong assessment and report-writing skills
Experience in mental health or forensic assessments
Ability to work from a private, confidential home office (using your own computer equipment)
Familiarity with family law contexts (advantageous but not essential)
Willingness to attend requested court evidence/cross examination as required
