Paediatrics Referral
One flat fee for your paediatrics referral
Get a paediatrics referral online from AHPRA-registered Australian doctors. Our telehealth service connects you with qualified practitioners who can issue valid specialist referrals for children's developmental concerns, chronic conditions, and complex health issues.
One flat fee for your paediatrics referral
Start your online telehealth consultation through our secure form. Tell us about your paediatrics concerns, symptoms, medical history, and any relevant test results. Our form takes just 5 minutes to complete and is available 24/7 - no appointment booking required. Perfect for when you can't wait weeks for a GP appointment.
You'll receive a phone call from our AI voice care agent to collect your medical history and paediatrics symptom details. This pre-consultation ensures our clinicians have all the information needed to provide an accurate referral. The AI gathers relevant details efficiently, meaning faster doctor consultations and better referral quality.
An AI voice agent calls you to collect your symptoms, shown here as an audio waveform.
A qualified and registered Australian doctor reviews your pre-consult and chats with you to verify your information. If they decide a referral is appropriate, your paediatrics referral is emailed to you the same day in most cases - ready to book your appointment. Accepted for Medicare rebates and valid for 12 months from your first appointment.

Paediatrics covers the health and development of children from birth through adolescence. Our doctors can refer you to the most appropriate paediatrician based on your child's symptoms and developmental needs.
Diagnoses and manages a broad range of childhood health conditions. Most paediatric referrals are directed to general paediatricians who can assess developmental concerns, chronic conditions, and complex childhood illnesses.
Common conditions
Specialises in children's developmental and behavioural conditions. These paediatricians assess autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, developmental delays, and learning difficulties.
Common conditions
Focuses on allergies, asthma, and immune system conditions in children. These specialists perform allergy testing, manage anaphylaxis plans, and treat complex allergic conditions.
Common conditions
Specialises in digestive system conditions affecting children. These specialists manage coeliac disease, inflammatory bowel disease, and feeding difficulties in children.
Common conditions
Focuses on lung and breathing conditions in children. These specialists manage complex asthma, recurrent respiratory infections, and chronic cough in children.
Common conditions
Not sure which type of paediatrician you need? Our doctors will help determine the most appropriate referral based on your symptoms and medical history.

Our AHPRA-registered doctors can issue referrals for a range of paediatricsconditions. If you're experiencing any of these concerns, you may benefit from seeing a paediatrician.
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Australians trust Doccy when they need healthcare fast. Our AHPRA registered Australian doctors provide specialist referrals online through a simple doctor consultation - no GP appointment required. Read what patients say about our telehealth service.
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Skip the GP waitlist. Our AHPRA-registered doctors assess you online and your paediatrics referral hits your inbox the same day.
Same day referrals • $32.00 flat fee • Valid for Medicare rebates
Common questions about getting paediatrics referrals online in Australia from AHPRA-registered doctors
You can contact a paediatrician directly, but without a referral you'll pay the full fee with no Medicare rebate, and most paediatric practices won't book a new patient without one. A referral covers follow-up visits for the same concern, and Doccy's online doctors can issue paediatric referrals same-day.
A standard paediatric referral is valid for 12 months, counted from your first appointment with the specialist rather than the date it was written. This covers multiple appointments including the initial consultation and follow-up visits for the same condition or concern.
Yes, Doccy can issue referrals for developmental assessments including ADHD and autism spectrum disorder. A developmental paediatrician can conduct comprehensive assessments and provide diagnosis and management recommendations.
Common concerns requiring paediatric assessment include developmental delays, behavioural problems, chronic illness, recurrent infections, growth concerns, allergies, and unexplained symptoms. Our doctors can advise if a referral is appropriate for your child.
With Doccy, most paediatric referrals are issued same-day, often within hours of completing your consultation. After our AHPRA-registered doctor reviews your case, your referral is emailed directly to you.
Absolutely. Your referral can be addressed to a specific paediatrician by name, or issued as an open referral allowing you to choose any appropriate specialist. When requesting your referral through Doccy, let us know if you have a preferred paediatrician.
Yes, a valid referral to a paediatrician covers all consultations for the condition described within the 12-month validity period. This includes the initial assessment and follow-up appointments.
Paediatricians typically see patients from birth until age 18, though some continue seeing young adults with chronic childhood conditions. After age 18, care usually transitions to adult specialists. Your paediatrician can help coordinate this transition.