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Our client is seeking to employ a Psychiatrist for the role of Clinical Director Mental Health.Senior Staff Specialist level12 month appointment and option to apply for permanent appointmentSalary indication: $350,000 + paid annual leave and superannuationYou will lead and manage medical staff including recruitment, rostering, performance management, ongoing education and attending to administrative matters related to medical staff.POSITION DESCRIPTIONProvide clinical leadership and support to mental health staff and ensure a genuine collaboration with consumers,carers and partner organisations for quality patient outcomes.In partnership with the Director of Medical Services Mental Health and Alcohol & Other Drugs initiate, develop,manage and evaluate plans, strategies, policies and systems to align with local, state and national strategic andoperational requirements.Coordinate, monitor and evaluate the delivery of mental health services at strategic and operational levels for theservice and ensure that expenditure monitoring, activity data and case mix management is consistent with thedevelopment and management of budgets in collaboration with the Service Manager.Provide initiative, academic knowledge and supervise residents, registrars and career medical officers in accordance with their level of training and experience. Act as a clinical resource and teacher for medical students, junior doctors,nurses and allied health staff to foster safe clinical practice.ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTSRegistered or eligible for full registration with AHPRA as a Specialist Psychiatrist with Fellowship of the RANZCP and/or overseas trained specialist eligible to be assessed by the College as substantially comparable.SELECTION CRITERIA1. Demonstrated current clinical experience as a Senior Medical Officer in Psychiatry at the role delineationof the service.2. Demonstrated recent leadership and management experience.3. Ability to provide leadership and work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team.4. Demonstrated effective clinical communication through the use of information technology and written,verbal and interpersonal skills.5. Demonstrated commitment to teaching, continuing education, research, and quality improvement.6. Availability to participate in an on-call roster and to respond on site within a reasonable time.7. Valid unrestricted drivers licence for use in Australia and willingness to travel in the course ofemployment.Please contact  John on one of our free call numbers for a confidential discussion or email your CV to: [email protected]  and we will contact you within 24 hoursWe have a wide choice of Psychiatry positions in Brisbane, Canberra, Gold Coast, Adelaide, Perth, NSW Coast, Sydney, Perth, Melbourne, Darwin. Check out our vacancies on our website www.healthstaffrecruitment.com. auHealthStaff Recruitment – We are looking after you!HealthStaff Recruitment is Australia’s most successful healthcare recruitment company. Providing recruitment services since 1998, the company has developed extensive expertise and experience in both national and international recruitment of Hospital Doctors and General Practitioners and other healthcare professionals.HealthStaff Recruitment has certification in the RCSA Service Delivery Standard. The RCSA Service Delivery Standard sets a benchmark for the highest quality service and operational efficiency in the recruitment industry.  This certification is a demonstration of our commitment to excellence in recruitment serviceOur service is Free for all candidates.Free call from Australia 1800 330 533* NZ 0800 223 381 * UK 0800 028 8376 or 0800 047 0924 * Ireland 1800 422 011 *Canada 1866 286 734Do you wish to apply for this job? Click below and apply now!APPLY NOW UPLOAD RESUME Get contacted Get an offer!

Location: North West Region | Central Goldfields Job type: Ongoing - full time or part time Organisation: Maryborough District Health Service Salary: Salary not specified Occupation: Medical and Nursing Reference: VG/24002 Job posted: 04/01/2024 Closes: 31/12/2024 Occupation: Medical and Nursing Classification: As per award Job duration: Not provided Contact: Mary-Ann Smith, Nurse Unit Manager | [email protected] or via 5461 0312 Reference: VG/24002 Occupation: Medical and Nursing Salary Range: Salary not specified Work location: North West Region | Central Goldfields This is a great opportunity for a Registered Nurse or Endorsed Enrolled Nurse to join the team at MDHS, looking to work across a range of departments!MDHaS services the Central Goldfields and Pyrenees Shire with campuses in Avoca, Dunolly and Maryborough. The strong clinical and social links between the three campuses ensure that the community is cared for by qualified staff who are committed to high standards of person-centred care. MDHS is one of the largest employers in the region, providing the perfect setting to become part of our team and community.Nursing Pool Staff: Registered Nurse & Endorsed Enrolled NursesPermanent Part or Full Time – greater than 32 hours per fortnight. Multiple positions availableClassification: Dependent on qualifications and experienceAward: Nurses and Midwives (Victorian Public Sector) (Single Interest Employers) Enterprise Agreement 2021 - 2025This is exciting opportunity for experienced Registered and Endorsed Enrolled Nurses to join our pool staff bank. In this role, you will be employed to work across the Health Service where vacancies are available, with a minimum contract of 32 hours per fortnight. Working within the Nurse Pool will provide the opportunity to work across a range of clinical areas wherever the need requires, including:Acute ward including dialysis and oncology;Urgent Care Centre;Theatre/Day Surgery;Aged Care at Maryborough, Avoca and DunollyCommunity/District NursingWe are looking for someone with the following qualities:Embrace and promote the values of MDHS – Genuine, Respect, Excellence, Accountability & TogethernessBasic Life Support CertificatePerson-centred careMotivated, empathetic and enthusiastic approachExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsWhat's in it for you?Great Working Environment – Join a group of motivated health care professionals with a Permanent contract. Opportunity to join the Social Club, offering a wide range of social events and local retail discounts.Fantastic Earning Potential – Generous Base Salary under the Nurse and Midwives EBA with Salary Packaging available.Supportive Culture with Continuous Improvement Opportunities – Culture that promotes and embraces the organisational values of GREAT (Genuine, Respect, Excellence, Accountability, Togetherness) and encourages and supports employees to engage in professional development with access to the Centred of Inspired Learning and Simulation Lab. KEY SELECTION CRITERIA – Registered NurseEssentialQualifications:Registration with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA) as a Registered Nurse with no restrictions.Technical/Professional Knowledge and skillsSound understanding of the role and responsibilities of a Registered NurseAbility to communicate effectively with patients, visitors and staff at all levels within the organisationAbility to practice collaboratively as part of a multi-disciplinary teamKnowledge of and involvement in evidence-based practice and research activitiesCommitment to ongoing education and professional development to ensure working within current scope of practice.Excellent organisational skills particularly with respect to time managementWell-developed interpersonal skillsExcellent communication and computer skills at the level required to fulfil the role. KEY SELECTION CRITERIA – Endorsed Enrolled NurseEssentialRegistration with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA)Demonstration of an NMBA approved qualification in administration of medicines, with an Administration of Medication Scope of up to four/five routes (as applicable).Technical/Professional Knowledge and skillsEEN who demonstrates commitment to professional development, maintaining a record of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) as per the AHPRA requirements.Demonstrates person-centred focus, adaptability, respecting diversity, innovative thinking, application of evidence into practice and self-managementDemonstrates people and communication skills including relationship building, co-operation, conflict resolution, influencing others and facilitating open discussions.DesirableAwareness of limitations in own knowledge and seek appropriate education and training as requiredAwareness of own values and beliefs surrounding healthcare with an ability to identify and respect an alternative view For further information, please contact Mary-Ann Smith, Nurse Unit Manager via [email protected] on 5461 0312.Applications for this position close on Tuesday, 31st December 2024.Applications are to include:Covering LetterResumeWritten response to the Key Selection Criteria, available in the Position Description on the position advertisement. Applications are to be submitted by selecting the "Apply Now" button below. MDHS is an equal opportunity employer. Appointments are subject to a satisfactory National Police Check and a Working with Children Check. NDIS Workers Screening will be required for workers identified as working within a risk assessed role.

Grand Pacific GroupSydney NSW 2000Full Time Restaurant Manager$70,000 - $75,000 + SuperGrand Pacific Group has a premium venue within the QVB in Sydney’s CBD NSW. We are looking for a professional Restaurant Manager to be a key Full-Time member of our Front of House team at The Palace Tearoom. The successful candidate will utilise their skills and experience in order to maintain and enhance our customers' satisfaction.Multiple positions are available.DUTIES:• To play a key role in the consistent delivery of high-end restaurant quality Service• Setting, implementing, and reviewing service standards• To assist in the recruitment, induction, training and development of Floor staff• Provide advice and support to senior staff with policy and procedures• Rostering and staff management• Driving revenue and maintaining budgets• Maintaining a modern menu and beverage list• Monitoring stock through stock control and stock takes• To ensure COGS are within the KPI’s as set by the executive management team• To ensure the upkeep of the venue is at all times of the highest level and to report otherwise• To liaise with all suppliers, building relationships and managing accounts to ensure KPI’s are met• To work with and alongside fellow managers and Directors to ensure the directional growth of the business is achieved• Ensure any staffing issues are resolved fairly and quickly• Ensure wastage is minimised• Ensure staff are always aware of and follow safe work practices and that the FOH team is compliant to relevant laws and regulationsWorking Conditions:• The position will require flexible hours of work, including weekends and public holidays.REQUIRED SKILLS• Minimum 3-6 years relevant work experience• Demonstrate experience in hiring, directing and supervising the training of all service/bar staff• Having management and supervisory experience at different restaurants• Ability to manage other people• Ability to motivate staff• Excellent communication skills• Exceptional English skills• Attention to detail• Ability to resolve conflict in a constructive manner• Willingness to take initiative and make decisions• Ability to delegate tasks effectively

As a Recruitment Associate Director at PageGroup you will be responsible for things such as:Work and form relationships with clients to know the ins and outs of their departments and better understand their hiring needs and job specificationsDevelop and release job postings on platforms, such as social media and job boardsUtilise knowledge of multiple recruiting sources and execute innovative recruiting strategies to find quality candidates and prospect for new businessScreen resumes and prospects, qualify, interview, and manage candidates throughout interview process from interview preparation to assisting with final offer negotiationMaintain a database of candidate records, including active and passive prospects, and other candidate relationshipsFollow up on interview process status and update records in internal databaseBuild mutually beneficial relationships with clients and candidates and work as part of a passionate team to maximise PageGroup's commercial performance.Candidates we believe are successful in the role have these skills and qualifications:Experience specifically in positions both executive and seniorExperience managing and leading a small team (2-5 members)Exceptional communication, interpersonal, and decision-making skillsFamiliarity with job boards, HR software, databases, and management systemsA natural drive to succeed in your personal goals and celebrate the success of the teamThe ability to build relationships with different people and personalitiesThe ability to handle adversity and rejectionDesire to grow professionally with networking and ongoing training opportunities

Be part of a growing business and achieve fantastic outcomes for our clients!$180,000 OTE, UNCAPPED commissions and other perks!Enjoy flexible working arrangements and professional development opportunities!About GPK GroupEstablished in 1999, GPK Group stands at the forefront of Australia's IT industry, offering transformative solutions that go beyond traditional IT services. With a focus on empowering small and medium-sized businesses, GPK Group delivers expertise in cloud computing, cybersecurity, and specialised retail solutions, ensuring technology not only meets but anticipates the needs of its diverse clientele.GPK Group aspires to be Australia and New Zealand's #1 Technology Service Provider, a testament to the rapid growth and ambitious vision that defines the company. Our vision is to lead through innovation, simplifying complex challenges and fostering growth for businesses in an ever-evolving digital landscape. What sets us apart is our commitment to delivering tangible results, reducing IT overheads while maximising operational efficiency. Join us at GPK Group, where exciting projects and a mission to redefine IT solutions await the brightest minds looking to make a real impact. Your New Sales Career AwaitsGPK Group is looking for a full-time Sales & Business Account Manager based in Wangara, Perth or Parkside, Adelaide.This role is central to managing and growing business accounts, reporting directly to the Sales Director, and is accountable for achieving sales targets and maintaining strong customer relationships.More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:Developing and executing sales strategiesBuilding and maintaining strong, long-lasting customer relationshipsNegotiating contracts and closing agreementsIdentifying and pursuing new sales opportunitiesDelivering presentations and product demonstrationsCollaborating with team members to achieve better resultsProviding detailed reports on sales performance and market trendsGathering customer feedback to inform product and service improvementsThe GPK Edge: YOUTo qualify, you'll have a proven track record in sales and the ability to manage key accounts, ideally with experience in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector.Please note that we welcome experienced sales professionals from diverse industries! Our comprehensive training program will support those who are on their journey to becoming the ideal candidate.While these preferences are not mandatory, candidates who meet the following criteria will be prioritised:Possessing 3 to 5 years of B2B sales experience, particularly within IT, network services, managed services, SIP, and cloud/hosting solutions, preferably with experience at a Managed Service Provider (MSP)Demonstrating a high level of commercial insight and a consistent application of sales methodologiesHaving a proven track record of engaging effectively with stakeholders at every level, up to and including C-suite executivesThis role will resonate with you if you’re:Solutions-focused, directly addressing client needsDriven to achieve, with a hunger and enthusiasm that motivate both you and your teamAgile and flexible, adapting swiftly to new challengesPatient, understanding the value of nurturing relationships over timeGenuine in your interactions, fostering trust and long-lasting partnershipsAs a relationship-builder, your ability to connect and communicate confidently will be crucial. Ambition and a desire to progress within sales are key to your success here.What It Means Joining the GPK Group TeamThis role comes with a competitive salary of $100,000 to $120,000 (negotiable based on your relevant industry experience). You will also have access to fantastic benefits, including:Earn up to $180,000 OTE (base + super + UNCAPPED commissions)!Ongoing learning and development opportunitiesFlexible working arrangementsGym/fitness initiativesPersonal and professional development through extensive training materials and upskilling opportunitiesTechnology allowance covering mobile and laptop needs, with the option for a GPK provided laptopCompany-paid lunches every FridayOur culture emphasizes exceptional work-life balance, fostering an environment where you can grow and thrive. If you're looking to make a significant impact and value a workplace that cares genuinely about its employees, join us at GPK Group!Ready to Apply?Submit your application below to become part of our expanding team.

Be part of a growing business and achieve fantastic outcomes for our clients!$180,000 OTE, UNCAPPED commissions and other perks!Enjoy flexible working arrangements and professional development opportunities!About GPK GroupEstablished in 1999, GPK Group stands at the forefront of Australia's IT industry, offering transformative solutions that go beyond traditional IT services. With a focus on empowering small and medium-sized businesses, GPK Group delivers expertise in cloud computing, cybersecurity, and specialised retail solutions, ensuring technology not only meets but anticipates the needs of its diverse clientele.GPK Group aspires to be Australia and New Zealand's #1 Technology Service Provider, a testament to the rapid growth and ambitious vision that defines the company. Our vision is to lead through innovation, simplifying complex challenges and fostering growth for businesses in an ever-evolving digital landscape. What sets us apart is our commitment to delivering tangible results, reducing IT overheads while maximising operational efficiency. Join us at GPK Group, where exciting projects and a mission to redefine IT solutions await the brightest minds looking to make a real impact. Your New Sales Career AwaitsGPK Group is looking for a full-time Sales & Business Account Manager based in Wangara, Perth or Parkside, Adelaide.This role is central to managing and growing business accounts, reporting directly to the Sales Director, and is accountable for achieving sales targets and maintaining strong customer relationships.More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:Developing and executing sales strategiesBuilding and maintaining strong, long-lasting customer relationshipsNegotiating contracts and closing agreementsIdentifying and pursuing new sales opportunitiesDelivering presentations and product demonstrationsCollaborating with team members to achieve better resultsProviding detailed reports on sales performance and market trendsGathering customer feedback to inform product and service improvementsThe GPK Edge: YOUTo qualify, you'll have a proven track record in sales and the ability to manage key accounts, ideally with experience in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector.Please note that we welcome experienced sales professionals from diverse industries! Our comprehensive training program will support those who are on their journey to becoming the ideal candidate.While these preferences are not mandatory, candidates who meet the following criteria will be prioritised:Possessing 3 to 5 years of B2B sales experience, particularly within IT, network services, managed services, SIP, and cloud/hosting solutions, preferably with experience at a Managed Service Provider (MSP)Demonstrating a high level of commercial insight and a consistent application of sales methodologiesHaving a proven track record of engaging effectively with stakeholders at every level, up to and including C-suite executivesThis role will resonate with you if you’re:Solutions-focused, directly addressing client needsDriven to achieve, with a hunger and enthusiasm that motivate both you and your teamAgile and flexible, adapting swiftly to new challengesPatient, understanding the value of nurturing relationships over timeGenuine in your interactions, fostering trust and long-lasting partnershipsAs a relationship-builder, your ability to connect and communicate confidently will be crucial. Ambition and a desire to progress within sales are key to your success here.What It Means Joining the GPK Group TeamThis role comes with a competitive salary of $100,000 to $120,000 (negotiable based on your relevant industry experience). You will also have access to fantastic benefits, including:Earn up to $180,000 OTE (base + super + UNCAPPED commissions)!Ongoing learning and development opportunitiesFlexible working arrangementsGym/fitness initiativesPersonal and professional development through extensive training materials and upskilling opportunitiesTechnology allowance covering mobile and laptop needs, with the option for a GPK provided laptopCompany-paid lunches every FridayOur culture emphasizes exceptional work-life balance, fostering an environment where you can grow and thrive. If you're looking to make a significant impact and value a workplace that cares genuinely about its employees, join us at GPK Group!Ready to Apply?Submit your application below to become part of our expanding team.

Strategic Planning and Communications ManagementWork closely with the Executive team and external agencies to protect and enhance the organisation's reputation and public profile globally, and manage internal and external crisis communications.Understand and implement the organisation's business plan.Plan and execute communication programs globally to enhance the organisation's brand equity.Manage relationships with media suppliers to derive commercial benefits.Collaborate with internal teams to develop and lead market communications initiatives.Business Performance:Understand the organisation's long-term revenue and profitability targets.Contribute to other business plan targets as necessary.Policy and Process Management:Ensure compliance with all applicable policies and delegations in the role's activities and decisions.The ideal candidate will have:Experience in management and crisis communicationsExperience within a global investment management or political office environment or equivalentProven track record on managing complex media and reputation management issues, including acute crisis managementSolid understanding of fund management Industry ideally with experience in infrastructure or real estate investingPresence and confidence to interface with senior management, sales heads and portfolio/asset managersExcellent writing skills.Established credentials with financial and investment press and mediaAbility to work as part of a global team, communication across time zones and regionsManagement experience of media agencies and vendors.Sufficient depth of corporate communication expertise to be treated as a senior specialist.Excellent project management skills.Ability to develop communication briefs to facilitate external agency development and internal communication clarity.Understanding as to how to leverage and manage journalist networks and media outlets to optimise brand awareness opportunities for the organisation.Previous experience as a Communications advisor to Leadership Team and Chief Executive.

Heatherton location, free parking onsite|Growth opportunitiesOur client is a leading global supplier in defence equipment who design, manufacture, and integrate products and systems. Based in Heatherton with free on-site parking.Receiving goods checking, documenting, and storing incoming materials from customers, vendors and subsidiaries.Preparing products for shipment including documentation.Booking shipments.Manage all dispatch related duties.Create shipments and receipts, generate receiving documents, perform enquiries on purchase order and sales order and make necessary modifications and corrections.Proven experience in supply chain or warehouse-based roles.Ability to meet physical demands such as lifting and materials or containers.High attention to detail and focus.Strong verbal and written communication skillsMust have a forklift license & White Card admirable.You'll be joining an already established team that values, fun, respect, and teamwork plus additional benefits of:Free on-site ParkingOpen plan working spaceThe opportunity to progress within the company

Promote Labor values of equity, fairness, and social justiceSecure, steward, and strengthen long-term partnershipsCanberra or Sydney based | Hybrid working options About the OrganisationThe Federal Labor Business Forum (FLBF) is a pivotal arm of the Australian Labor Party (ALP) and serves as a platform for dialogue and collaboration between the Australian Labor Party and the business community, aiming to address economic policies, industry challenges, and promote mutually beneficial partnerships.Labor believes in the values of equality, fairness, and social justice. Labor has fought for more than a hundred years to ensure everyone can get a job, and that essential health and education services are accessible. Working with the FLBF means you will significantly contribute to a movement dedicated to keeping Australia fair.Benefits & CultureEstablished portfolio including large and mid-tier companies, industry bodies, and major donors Competitive salary with six weeks of paid leave Regular travel across Australia Work from home arrangements Passionate, professional, and highly dedicated team The RoleAs the partnerships manager, you will collaborate closely with the FLBF Director to identify and implement innovative engagement strategies and fundraising opportunities. Your role will involve coordinating communications, managing financial records, and collaborating with internal teams to organise events for members, partners and stakeholders.Your responsibilities will also include serving as a primary contact for inquiries, overseeing seamless onboarding and renewal processes, and providing ongoing support to valued members and partners. Additionally, you will represent FLBF at various events and networking opportunities to promote membership and enhance visibility.Skills RequiredYou have developed your career in corporate partnerships, fundraising, sponsorship, memberships, or development, and you have strong presentation skills, including high-level written and verbal communication. You may have a background from a movement-building campaigning organisation within politics, human rights, social justice, the arts, education, or a similar values-driven organisation.Additionally, you:Are capable of contributing towards a revenue budget Have experience writing and presenting proposals and value propositions Feel confident with your ability to make supporters feel valued and nurtured Are looking for a role that requires considerable time client-facing Possess high-level organisational, administrative, and IT skills

Reporting to the Australian Managing Director, your main role and responsibilities will include but not limited to:Partner with senior leaders in the business in all HR matters, including updating policy and procedure.Coordinate the end-to-end recruitment for internal roles.Development and ongoing maintenance of the rewards and benefits program for approx. 120 employees.Partner with business units to implement retention strategies.Assist with annual planning meetings and discussions around cultural initiatives.Partner with business leaders on upskilling, performance, and training programs.We are looking for an enthusiastic HR Generalist who is a self-starter and wants to take on a challenge of being the sole HR representative in the Australian business. To be successful, you'll need to have excellent communication skills, understanding of policy improvement and be ready to take on multiple HR responsibilities, daily. This is a newly created role, where you'll have autonomy to run and develop the HR environment.

Competitive remuneration and salary sacrifice packaging optionsMake a tangible impact in remote communities and enjoy fantastic benefitsFully furnished accommodation with all bills and utilities includedAbout Ngaanyatjarra Health Service:Ngaanyatjarra Health Service (NHS) is an Aboriginal Community Controlled health service providing care to indigenous people living in communities across the vast Ngaanyatjarra Lands in remote Western Australia, near the Northern Territory/South Australian borders. Approximately 2,000 Ngaanyatjarra people live in the communities on the Lands. We are governed by an indigenous Board of Directors and are AGPAL accredited.About the Positions:NHS has the opportunity for Primary Health Care Nurses to work in the clinics in the Ngaanyatjarra Lands to treat illnesses, promote well-being, maintain health systems, provide education and training, encourage community health action and promote a comprehensive Primary Health Care Service. We offer contracts on both a permanent and casual status, with multiple FIFO rosters available.The successful candidates will be required to:Deliver a high standard of clinical care to all residents across the Lands.Initiate and coordinate care of clients with complex health problems utilising clinical and electronic information systems.Serve as the client's advocate and protects the rights of the individuals.Work with and encourage the learning and development of the Aboriginal Health Workers.Evaluate the quality of nursing practice by participation and contribution to the Continuous Improvement program.Prioritise clinic workload using resources appropriately and cost-effectively.Encourage effective client-centred communication and the promotion of Primary Health Care.Prioritise clinic workload ensuring continuum of care.Maintain clinic equipment and pharmacy supplies, health information and recall systems.Participate in the planning, development, implementation and evaluation of health development initiatives.Participate in, and support existing and new health programs.What We Offer:Competitive annual salaryProfessional development opportunities6 weeks annual leave (pro-rata'd)17.5% leave loading on annual leaveFully furnished, individually occupied and rent free accommodationAll bills and utilities paid forFlexible FIFO options are available, both full-time, part-time, and casualThe successful applicant will possess:Minimum 3 years experience working as a Primary Health Nurse in a similar environmentCurrent registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of AustraliaHighly developed interpersonal and communication skills to work across a multi-disciplinary workforce comprising people from language and culturally diverse backgroundsDemonstrated understanding of issues affecting Aboriginal health, the principles of Primary Health Care and legislation governing work practiceDemonstrated ability to promote and manage change in a complex remote practice settingDemonstrated knowledge and commitment to Quality Improvement, evidence-based practice, research, education and professional developmentProficiency in the application of a range of information technologies including patient information and other data managements systemsCurrent Manual WA Drivers Licence or the ability to obtainCurrent National Police Clearance and WA Working with Children Clearance or the ability to obtainWillingness to complete the South Australian Immunisation Course, prior to commencing employment; andWillingness to drive /fly regularly between remote community clinics. This involves driving on unsealed roads and flying in small aircraftsThis is a unique chance to take on a rewarding role, making a real difference in remote Aboriginal communities.

Competitive remuneration and salary sacrifice packaging optionsMake a tangible impact in remote communities and enjoy fantastic benefitsFully furnished accommodation with all bills and utilities includedAbout Ngaanyatjarra Health Service:Ngaanyatjarra Health Service (NHS) is an Aboriginal Community Controlled health service providing care to indigenous people living in communities across the vast Ngaanyatjarra Lands in remote Western Australia, near the Northern Territory/South Australian borders. Approximately 2,000 Ngaanyatjarra people live in the communities on the Lands. We are governed by an indigenous Board of Directors and are AGPAL accredited.About the Positions:NHS has the opportunity for Primary Health Care Nurses to work in the clinics in the Ngaanyatjarra Lands to treat illnesses, promote well-being, maintain health systems, provide education and training, encourage community health action and promote a comprehensive Primary Health Care Service. We offer contracts on both a permanent and casual status, with multiple FIFO rosters available.The successful candidates will be required to:Deliver a high standard of clinical care to all residents across the Lands.Initiate and coordinate care of clients with complex health problems utilising clinical and electronic information systems.Serve as the client's advocate and protects the rights of the individuals.Work with and encourage the learning and development of the Aboriginal Health Workers.Evaluate the quality of nursing practice by participation and contribution to the Continuous Improvement program.Prioritise clinic workload using resources appropriately and cost-effectively.Encourage effective client-centred communication and the promotion of Primary Health Care.Prioritise clinic workload ensuring continuum of care.Maintain clinic equipment and pharmacy supplies, health information and recall systems.Participate in the planning, development, implementation and evaluation of health development initiatives.Participate in, and support existing and new health programs.What We Offer:Competitive annual salaryProfessional development opportunities6 weeks annual leave (pro-rata'd)17.5% leave loading on annual leaveFully furnished, individually occupied and rent free accommodationAll bills and utilities paid forFlexible FIFO options are available, both full-time, part-time, and casualThe successful applicant will possess:Minimum 3 years experience working as a Primary Health Nurse in a similar environmentCurrent registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of AustraliaHighly developed interpersonal and communication skills to work across a multi-disciplinary workforce comprising people from language and culturally diverse backgroundsDemonstrated understanding of issues affecting Aboriginal health, the principles of Primary Health Care and legislation governing work practiceDemonstrated ability to promote and manage change in a complex remote practice settingDemonstrated knowledge and commitment to Quality Improvement, evidence-based practice, research, education and professional developmentProficiency in the application of a range of information technologies including patient information and other data managements systemsCurrent Manual WA Drivers Licence or the ability to obtainCurrent National Police Clearance and WA Working with Children Clearance or the ability to obtainWillingness to complete the South Australian Immunisation Course, prior to commencing employment; andWillingness to drive /fly regularly between remote community clinics. This involves driving on unsealed roads and flying in small aircraftsThis is a unique chance to take on a rewarding role, making a real difference in remote Aboriginal communities.

Are you a community leader wanting to make a difference in the lives of remote Aboriginal people?Join an Aboriginal Council representing the interests of around 2000 people in the Central Desert region of WA!Attractive base salary plus amazing benefits, including an annual remote allowance, Salary packaging and more!About Ngaanyatjarra Council GroupWe are a multi-functional non-government organisation. Our purpose is to make a significant contribution and impact to the Ngaanyatjarra Lands to ensure the reliable delivery of services including housing, power, water and community engagement and development. Additionally, we provide health services to the community through Ngaanyatjarra Health Service.The Ngaanyatjarra Council Group represents the interests of around 2000 Ngaanyatjarra, Pintupi and Pitjantjatjara people, living in 12 communities in the Central Desert region of Western Australia. Today, the Ngaanyatjarra Council is one of the largest Indigenous Corporations in Australia and has grown to be the major representative body for the Ngaanyatjarra people.Our Vision: “Ngaanyatjarra people living in their country and keeping strong.”Ngaanyatjarra Council currently has a number of exciting opportunities for Community Development Advisors (CDA) to join our teams. You'll be based in a remote location on the Ngaanyatjarra Lands, and have a real impact on the lives of the Aboriginal communities.You will join a friendly and dynamic organisation with ongoing support and training. We will also provide free, fully furnished accommodation, utilities and WIFI. This role comes with a generous salary in line with the size of the community you work within. Ngaanyatjarra Council is also offering the successful candidates a host of outstanding benefits to help them enjoy life in the local community, including:About the OpportunitiesAs one of our Community Development Advisors, you will provide advice and guidance on all matters related to the administration of the community, ensuring the aspirations of the community are effectively achieved.Your day-to-day duties will include (but will not be limited to):Support the Community Directors / Board to perform its governance duties in line with community aspirations, constitution and relevant state and commonwealth lawManage the day-to-day functions of the community officeEncourage the community to be fully engaged in community decisions including policies, land and culture activities, health and safety and economic developmentLiaising with a wide range of individuals/organisations involved in the operations of the communityActing as the community administration contact point for internal and external entities delivering a service to the communityEnsuring the effective recruitment, training, and management of staff reporting to this positionMaintaining a financial system that meets the requirements of funding agencies, in cooperation with service providers and monitoring all relevant fundsEncouraging community engagement in decision-making and working with the Community Council to develop policies for all areas of the communityAbout YouNgaanyatjarra Council is open to candidates from a range of backgrounds, provided you have demonstrable leadership experience in the community sector and have lived and worked in a remote Aboriginal/Indigenous location previously.Moreover, as you will be tasked with overseeing the functioning of an entire Aboriginal community, your strong commitment to the principles of Aboriginal self-determination and respect for Aboriginal culture must be of paramount importance.What you'll bring:Demonstrated ability to build and maintain relationships with a wide range of stakeholders including the ability to provide accurate, timely and appropriate services to clientsWell-developed work management, time management and organisational skills including the ability to effectively assign and manage workloads and identify resource needsHigh level of judgement and decision-making skills, including the ability to solve problems and resolve conflicts in a sensitive and appropriate mannerHigh level of oral and written communication skills including the ability to communicate information coherently and concisely in a cross-cultural environmentPrevious remote experience is highly desired but not essential.Benefits on Offer for Permanent CDA’s:This role comes with a generous salary in line with the size of the community you work within. Ngaanyatjarra Council is also offering the successful candidates a host of outstanding benefits to help them enjoy life in the local community, including and attractive remuneration package inclusive of the following;Annual remote allowance Salary Packaging available8 weeks leave per annum17.5% leave loading on 4 weeks annual leaveAn annual airfare allowance 3 additional airfaresFully furnished accommodation, including utilities and WIFIVehicle for work useRelocation can be arranged, and reasonable costs will be coveredOnsite support and trainingYou will join a friendly and dynamic organisation offering real job satisfaction as you see your impact on the local community - Apply Now!

About Our ClientWith a clear strategy for growth and an unwavering commitment to quality, Cork Supply Australia & Studio Labels (part of the Harv81 Group) is a global leader in the sourcing, production and supply of Cork, Oak, Capsules, Closures, and Labelling products, servicing the Australian wine industry. After successfully completing a Strategic Review resulting in the development of their 5-Year Global Strategic Plan, partnering with customers and fostering long-term relationships, it has been determined to commence a national search and recruitment process to appoint a high-caliber Chief Executive Officer as the organisation embarks on the next phase of growth.About The RoleReporting to the Internationally based President, the role is charged with strategically implementing and executing the growth strategy through leadership of the team, contact with key customers and commercial partners, building brand awareness, leading growth initiatives, marketing capability and operational effectiveness. With full P&L responsibility for all Revenue, Finance and Operational activities, the successful candidate will have responsibility for the daily management of operations across the entire Cork Supply Australia and Studio Labels product and services portfolio. With highly developed communication capabilities and an engaging presence, specific responsibilities of this critically important role will include;• Achievement of Revenue, Gross Profit and EBITDA budgets• Organisational leadership and performance management• Cultivating and building long-term relationships• Championing growth and,• Preparing and delivering company business plansJob RequirementsAbout You - The Successful CandidateAs the ideal candidate you will have extensive leadership and operational management experience, coupled with the ability to identify and develop opportunities for growth, through the development of a high-performing and accountable culture. Comfortable operating in a matrix management reporting structure, dealing with ambiguity, and competing priorities you will display natural motivation, drive, tact, poise, and strong EQ skills. Ideally, with a recognised degree-level qualification in Commerce or Finance you will have demonstrated success in similar CEO/ General Management or Operations roles gained within the Wine/ Beverage, Manufacturing, Production, Labelling, Packaging, FMCG or aligned sectors, with experience in Lean Manufacturing and ISO Accreditation.Naturally, you'll need a strong analytical skill set, sharp commercial acumen, supported by excellent leadership development capabilities, communication, and negotiation skills.If you’re prepared to roll up your sleeves, lead the business through its next chapter of growth and possess an energetic can-do attitude, then we encourage you to apply. In return, a competitive salary package will be negotiated, including ongoing professional development within an organisation that has a rewarding culture and excellent team environment.Confidential enquires can be made to Roland Roccioletti, Managing Director Future Proof Advisory by phoning 0417807475 quoting Reference Number 56/CEOConfidential applications via email using the 'APPLY FOR JOB' link above.

Port Melbourne Location|$80,000 -$85,000 + Super (pending experience)Our client, nestled in Port Melbourne, specialises in the development, manufacturing, importing, and distribution of high-quality FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Goods) to various leading retailers across Australia. With partners across APAC, our Client is a true market leader in innovation within their space.Reporting to the Operations Director & Finance Manager, the main responsibilities will include but not limited to:Process, document, and bill customer orders received via various channels including EDI, online portals, and email.Coordinate with retailer's purchasing teams for order fulfilment and dispatch instructions.Monitor deliveries, obtain proof of delivery (POD), and manage necessary paperwork for accounts payable departments.Manage production orders and ensure accurate Bill of Materials creation.Coordinate inventory movements and transfers, maintaining proper documentation.Conduct regular inventory checks and cycle counts to ensure accuracy.Monitor inbound shipments and communicate with relevant teams regarding expected deliveries.Prepare Landed Cost Reports by collecting and verifying invoices.Efficiently manage stock booking and documentation processes.Liaise with freight forwarders for timely stock delivery, handling import/export paperwork.End-of-month financial reporting and reconciliation, including debtor and creditor statements, invoice processing, sales reporting, tracking warehouse activity and freight charges, and ensuring data accuracy for system roll-over.Answering inbound calls and customer enquiries, prepare meeting rooms and general administrative dutiesOther ad-hoc duties as requiredThe successful candidate will be someone who can seamlessly navigate between customer service, logistics, operations, and administrative tasks. The ideal candidate will possess exceptional accuracy and attention to detail, with the ability to cross-check all work to ensure accuracy. Proficiency in MS Office, particularly Excel, is a must, along with strong organisational skills to handle multiple tasks and meet deadlines. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, are essential, as is the ability to work collaboratively within a team or independently. We're looking for someone with a positive attitude, enthusiasm, and outstanding interpersonal skills to interact effectively with both colleagues and customers. Previous experience with Arrow Accounting Package would be advantageous but not mandatory. If you're ready to take on a dynamic role where no two days are the same, we want to hear from you!- Innovative and Dynamic role within an FMCG leader across Australian retailers- $80,000 - $85,000 + super (Pending experience)- Customer Service, Operations and Administration 360 Role- Permanent Full time or Part time Options in Port Melbourne Location

Flexible and truly Hybrid workplace|Freshly refurbished office spaceThe client is a multinational corporation specialising in information technology, consulting, and business process outsourcing. They offer services such as software development, digital transformation, and cloud solutions to clients across industries globally.Go to & Executive Assistant to the Director of Finance. Complex diary and email management. Understanding business priorities and applying this knowledge in managing the Executives commitments and correspondence.Managing and arranging travel and travel-related activities.Managing expectations and daily workflow.Leveraging strong relationships internally to achieve outcomes.Working with internal teams to support the delivery of business strategies.Developing reports, presentations and other documents as required.Supporting selected management and committees with scheduling, minute taking and actions management.Executing expenses, time sheets, and invoices.Event management and coordination.Leading and participating in ad-hoc projects.2-3 years' experience, this role will suit a team assistant or personal assistant looking for a step up or an executive assistant looking for a change in responsibilities. Experience in executive level email and appointment scheduling.Ability to prioritise and stay one step ahead.Strong communication skills both written and verbal.Ability to build exceptional rapport with clients.Overall great team player.A keen eye for detail.Excellent planning and organisation skills while being extremely flexible.Intermediate - Advanced Microsoft knowledge.Excellent time management skills. You'll be joining an already established team that values, fun, respect, and teamwork plus additional benefits of:- Hybrid working arrangement- Open plan working space- The opportunity to progress within the company

Opportunity to join a vibrant and supportive culture|Ongoing professional development This role sits in an extremely important area of the organisation supporting the school principle as well as their leadership team and other key stakeholders. The role will require you to demonstrate absolute discretion and confidentiality to provide a high level of one-to-one support.Skills & ExperienceManage professional scheduling for the Founder and Director, including agendas, mail, email, calls, travel arrangements, client management, and other company logistics.Coordinate complex scheduling and extensive calendar management, as well as management of content and flow of information to the team.Manage, coordinate, and arrange travel and travel-related activities, including hotel booking and transportation.Perform administrative and office support, such as typing, taking minutes, presentation creation, report preparation, agendas, communicating to clients on behalf of consultants, expense management and maintenance of filing system and contact database.Significant demonstrated experience as an EA and Team Coordinator is essential.Strong rapport with C-suite or senior executives across corporate, government and not for profit settingsProficiency in Microsoft Office suite (Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, Excel) and other office productivity tools, with aptitude to learn emerging software and systems, including artificial intelligence.Strong communication skills, both verbal and written, with a commitment to fostering inclusively and respect for diverse perspectives.Excellent organisational and time management skills, with the ability to prioritise tasks often on competing time frames and meet deadlines.The successful candidate must possess a strong "can do" approach whilst having the ability to work both autonomously and within a team. A high standard of attention to detail and time management skills are imperative along with the ability to provide a high level of professionalism and customer service to both internal and external stake holders.The passionate and down to earth team collaborate strongly with colleagues who are committed to delivering exceptional experiences. As well as a competitive salary, you'll be encouraged to innovate; you'll work in a collaborative environment knowing your difference will make the difference.Permanent opportunityMelbourne CBD LocationMeaningful, challenging work