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Location: Melbourne | Southern Metropolitan Job type: Full time, Part time Organisation: Monash Health Salary: Salary not specified Occupation: Nursing Reference: 63200 Job posted: 01/11/2023 Closes: 06/05/2024 Occupation: Nursing Classification: Job duration: Not provided Contact: Monash Health Graduate Program Team - [email protected] Reference: 63200 Occupation: Nursing Salary Range: Salary not specified Work location: Melbourne | Southern Metropolitan Applications are now open for candidates anticipating initial registration as a Registered Nurse and/or Midwife in 2024 to join the Monash Health Graduate Program in the following professional streams:  General Nursing Mental Health Nursing Nursing & Midwifery (Double Degree) Midwifery   Positions are available in the following intakes:  Summer (February 2024 Commencement) commences in clinical areas on Monday 5th February 2024 with a paid Graduate pre-commencement orientation program conducted in December 2023 - January 2024. Autumn (May 2024 Commencement) commences in clinical areas on Monday 6th May 2024 with a paid Graduate pre-commencement orientation program conducted in April 2024. Winter (August 2024 Commencement) commences in clinical areas on Monday 5th August 2024 with a paid Graduate pre-commencement orientation program conducted in July 2024. Eligibility These positions are a part of the PMCV Late Vacancy and Post PMCV for Graduate Recruitment for 2024.  To be eligible to apply candidates must meet the following criteria:Participated in the Post Graduate Medical Council of Victoria (PMCV) Match process and were unmatched in the first round and or second round PMCV Match (Late Vacancy Round Recruitment Process) Not eligible or did not participate in the Post Graduate Medical Council of Victoria (PMCV) match Eligible to receive initial registration as a Registered Nurse and/or Midwife with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia in 2023/2024 Be anticipating completion of a Bachelor or Master's entry to practice degree in the academic year January 2023 to June 2024 Have never previously participated in a Graduate Program for Registered Nurses and/or Midwives (excluding Post Graduate Midwives who have previously completed a Registered Nurse only program). Note: Postgraduate Midwives who are currently working in a Health Service Employment Model can only apply in post-PMCV recruitment. Post Graduate Medical Council of Victoria (PMCV) candidates who have matched with another Health Service are not eligible to apply to subsequent rounds of recruitment unless they fulfil the PMCV exceptional circumstance guidelines. These positions are also open to candidates that were not eligible or did not participate in the Post Graduate Medical Council of Victoria (PMCV) match process.Applications are accepted from domestic candidates, Australian Trained Temporary Residents ATTR (previously known as PMCV ineligible candidates) and New Zealand trained candidates with Australian working rights.About the Program Monash Health takes pride in providing our Graduates with excellent opportunities to consolidate their skills and grow their experience as a beginning practitioner within a structured twelve-month graduate program.General Nursing and Mental Health Nursing Streams General Nursing and Mental Health Nursing Graduates complete two 6-month rotations with a wide range of clinical areas on offer. Graduates within General Nursing Streams rotate into a preference area for at least one rotation, with a wide range of different specialties available across the Monash Health network.   Sites include Monash Medical Centre, Monash Children’s Hospital, Jessie McPherson Private Hospital, Dandenong Hospital, Kingston Centre, Moorabbin Hospital, Casey Hospital, The Victorian Heart Hospital, Cranbourne Integrated Care Centre and Residential Aged Care facilities. Graduates within the Mental Health nursing stream have the opportunity to experience a range of mental health operational settings at dedicated facilities located at Monash Medical Centre, Dandenong Hospital, Kingston Centre, Moorabbin Hospital, Casey Hospital and Doveton. Midwifery and Double Degree Nursing/Midwifery Graduates Midwifery and Double Degree graduates complete four 3-month rotations within their program. Graduate Midwives undertake:Two (2) birth suite rotations Two (2) post/antenatal rotations Double Degree Graduates undertake:Two (2) birth suite rotations One (1) post/antenatal rotation One (1) nursing rotation within a wide range of acute clinical areas Midwifery and Double Degree graduates are allocated to a Maternity Team at either Clayton, Dandenong, Casey or Sandringham for the duration of the Graduate Program to ensure continuity of support and learning.For their nursing rotation, Double Degree Graduates rotate to acute clinical areas including Emergency, Newborn Services, Surgical Services and Cardiology at sites across the Monash Health network.All Midwifery and Double Degree graduates are provided with extensive paid study leave to complete Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RANZCOG) Fetal Surveillance Education Program (FSEP), lactation and maternity emergency education during their program.What we offer: All graduates have the option to work either full time (1.0 EFT; 76 hours per fortnight and the opportunity to accrue a paid day off every four weeks, accruing at 4 hrs per fortnight) or part time (0.84 EFT; 64 hours per fortnight) Access to benefits including salary packaging options that increase your take-home pay  A great opportunity to become a part of our innovative and supportive teams Five (5) weeks annual leave pro rata over twelve (12) months for graduates working part time or Six (6) weeks annual leave pro rata over 12 months for graduates working full-time. An extensive Graduate specific paid orientation and training program prior to commencing in the clinical area Guaranteed permanent employment with Monash Health Bureau on completion of the Graduate Program, at your choice of either part time or full-time hours Paid supernumerary period for each rotation, paid graduate specific study days, tutorials and debriefs Support from our dedicated clinical education teams Graduate specific learning pathways to support your professional development within clinical specialty areas Access to onsite subsidised staff car parking and a comprehensive Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Why Monash Health? Monash Health is Victoria’s largest public health service, and we are committed to delivering high quality patient centred care to fulfil our vision of "Exceptional Care, Outstanding Outcomes".Monash Health provides a world of healthcare to one quarter of Melbourne's population across the entire lifespan from newborn and children to adults, the elderly, their families and carers. We offer uniquely integrating primary, secondary and tertiary health services as well as world-renowned research and teaching facilities and employee more than 18,000 staff who work across 40 care locations.  Our employees are advocates of Monash Health's Strategic Guiding Principles and are relentless in their pursuit of excellence.Monash Health recognises the value of equal employment opportunity and is committed to patient safety and promoting fairness, equity and diversity in the workplace. For more information about the organisation please visit www.monashhealth.org.How to Apply The Monash Health Graduate Program application process has been streamlined to support candidates to submit strong applications that give them the best chance of success. Candidates must complete the following steps:Step 1:  Create an account (if you do not already have one) and login on the Monash Health Mercury website (https://monashhealth.mercury.com.au/)Applications will only be accepted via the Monash Health online eMercury website.   Email applications will not be considered.  Existing Monash Health Employees should apply using their Monash Health employee account. For any queries regarding employee accounts please contact Recruitment Services at [email protected] Step 2: Prepare and complete the Monash Health 2024 Graduate Program Late Vacancy Management and Post-PMCV Digital Application Form - All Streams as per the 2024 Graduate Program Late Vacancy Management and Post-PMCV Application Guidelines’ (see the ‘Position Documents’ section below). Applications must include:A completed PDF version of the Monash Health 2024 Graduate Program Late Vacancy Management and Post-PMCV Digital Application Form - All StreamsRecent Academic Transcript, including the grading key page Working with Children’s check card (Can be Volunteer or Employee for the purposes of application) Medicare Immunisation History Statement showing three doses of COVID-19 vaccine.  Offers of employment will only be made to candidates who can provide evidence that they meet full vaccination status. Step 3: Submit your application to Job # 63200: 2024 Monash Health Graduate Program – Late Vacancy/Post PMCV All Streams job advertisement on the Monash Health Mercury website. Note: Any unmatched applicants that applied via Round 1 or Round 2 of the PMCV match process will need to complete the above process to be considered for the Late Vacancy / Post PMCV recruitment stage.Offer of Employment Offers of employment are subject to satisfactory completion of the following probity checks:Submission of a valid ‘Employee’ Victorian Working with Children Check (WWCC) Completion of a clear Fit2Work police check conducted within three months of the contract commencement date Submission of proof of immunisation Confirmed registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) as a Registered Nurse and/or Midwife prior to the program clinical commencement date Evidence of a valid Visa allowing full working rights with no restrictions (if not an Australian or New Zealand citizen or permanent resident) by the program clinical commencement date In compliance with PMCV Business rules, offers of employment for these positions will be made from: Wednesday 8th November 2023 onwards. If you are looking for endless opportunities in a supportive environment, then the Monash Health Graduate Program is for you!You can also access further information on the Graduate Program website. Search our Facebook community 'Nursing and Midwifery Careers at Monash Health' to be part of an online group; keep updated with recruitment tips and opportunities at Monash Health.To submit your application please click the "Apply Now" button below.

Location: Geelong Job type: Part time Organisation: Barwon Health Salary: Salary not specified Occupation: Health and Allied Health, Research, Medical, Aged Care Reference: 182115 Job posted: 07/12/2023 Closes: 05/02/2025 Occupation: Health and Allied Health, Research, Medical, Aged Care Classification: Job duration: Not provided Contact: Tracey Young - 0414 227 896Carol Mioduchowski - 0407 044 231 Reference: 182115 Occupation: Health and Allied Health, Research, Medical, Aged Care Salary Range: Salary not specified Work location: Geelong Work with an innovative team to provide world class health care to all members of our communityOngoing training and professional development in a supported work environmentUp to 40 permanent hours per fortnightAbout the facilityBarwon Health is the major regional health provider for the Barwon South West Region.  It is Victoria’s largest regional health services with one of the busiest Hospital’s in the State, University Hospital Geelong.  We serve over 500,000 people through the efforts of over 7,500 staff and more than 1,200 volunteers.  We provide care at all stages of life and circumstance through a wide range of services from emergency and acute to mental health, primary care, community services, aged care and subacute/rehabilitation.  Care is provide to the community through over 28 key locations throughout the region.Barwon Health's Safety and Quality unit provides support to the organisation in the areas of accreditation, incident and complaint management, clinical audit, risk management, policy and procedure management, medico-legal services and consumer-centred care.About the role The successful applicant will work as part of an interdisciplinary team, delivering client focussed, evidence informed Allied Health Assistant services to community in the Northern suburbs of Geelong.High-level communication and clinical skills are essential, as is the ability to work as part of the wider team to support clients to achieve their goals.Care will be delivered through group-based services, with some individual face to face assessment and follow up to a wide variety of clients.About the cultureYou will have the opportunity to be part of a highly skilled, professional, friendly and dedicated workforce who take pride in providing high quality service. You will have support and guidance from fellow team members and management who exhibit our Barwon Health values, respect, compassion, commitment, accountability and innovation. We are all dedicated to supporting the organisation in achieving our vision of - By 2050 everyone in our community enjoys the best health and wellbeing in Victoria.Barwon Health staff benefitsFlexible working arrangementsProfessional developmentAccess to employee wellness programSalary packagingSocial clubDoorstep to the Great Ocean Road, Bellarine Peninsula and the Surf CoastAbout the Geelong Region, AUSTRALIASitting within one of Victoria’s six regional health centres, Barwon Health serves the community of Greater Geelong and beyond. Victoria’s second largest city after Melbourne! Derived from the local Wathaurong Aboriginal name for the region Djilang, Geelong is thought to mean ‘land’ or ‘cliffs’.Enjoy a range of lifestyle choices including inner city, coastal, suburban and rural homes at affordable prices.High standard of schooling options throughout the areaA stone throw from the Surf Coast and Great Ocean RoadAppreciate beautiful parks, rivers, walks and wineriesTo find out more about the Geelong region, visit our Moving to the Region page on the Barwon Health website.Diversity and InclusionAt Barwon Health we are committed to a diverse and inclusive workforce where we value each person’s uniqueness. We embrace diverse life experiences and the perspectives of our people, whilst providing high-quality health care to all members of our community, regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, religion, cultural background, disability, or sexual orientation.At Barwon Health we are committed to providing positive employment opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and welcome employment applications from candidates of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander background.We at Barwon Health strongly encourage people with disability and diverse backgrounds to apply for our roles.We are strongly committed to the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people. Click here for further information on the Victorian Government’s Child Safe Standards: About Child Safe Standards | Victorian Government (www.vic.gov.au) We are also proud to be Totally Smoke Free.If we can assist you with any reasonable adjustments in order to submit your application for this role, Please contact the Talent Acquisition team via email at [email protected] noting your preferred method of communication and contact details and a member of the team will be in touch.This role must be fully vaccinated for Covid -19 and influenza and meet the requirements of the Barwon Health immunisation policy.

Location: Western Region | Grampians Job type: Full time, Part time Organisation: Grampians Health Salary: Salary not specified Occupation: Medical Reference: 18034 Job posted: 16/11/2023 Closes: 04/08/2024 Occupation: Medical Classification: Job duration: Not provided Contact: Medical Workforce - 03 5320 8500 Reference: 18034 Occupation: Medical Salary Range: Salary not specified Work location: Western Region | Grampians Medical Oncology Advanced Trainee (RACP accredited) Ballarat Regional Integrated Cancer Centre (BRICCC) Grampians Health, Ballarat Fixed Term – Full Time (12-month contract) About the roleApplications are invited from suitably qualified applicants for the position of a second Medical Oncology Advanced Trainee at Ballarat Regional Integrated Cancer Centre for 2024. This 12-month RACP-accredited training position will commence in February 2024. The successful candidate will gain a valuable and rewarding clinical experience in medical oncology at a regional cancer centre.Our service currently employs five full-time medical oncologists, six visiting medical oncologists and four visiting haematologists. Our junior team consists of one medical oncology fellow, one oncology advanced trainee registrar, two basic physician trainee (BPT) medical registrars, and three Hospital Medical Officers (HMO). Of these, one BPT and one HMO position support haematology inpatient and outpatient services. All unit members participate in the after-hours roster. The two advanced trainees will participate in a roster to support outpatient clinics, oncology ward and inpatient consultative services, after-hours on-call and weekend rosters. The advanced trainee will also provide services to an outreach service and will have an excellent opportunity to gain experience in managing a wide array of oncology conditions in the rural-regional setting with one-to-one interaction with a supervising consultant. It is a fantastic opportunity to oversee the inpatient unit, providing teaching and guidance, all overseen by a cadre of senior and very supportive consultants.In addition to the weekly journal club, the trainees will benefit from weekly teaching sessions by the consultant staff and protected time to attend the VMOTG Friday teaching sessions. The oncology unit at Ballarat works closely with all the clinical teams at Grampians Health, with regular Breast, Upper Gastrointestinal, Colorectal, Urological, Thoracic, Neuro-oncology and Head and Neck multidisciplinary team meetings. We also have fortnightly oncology-radiology and oncology-pathology meetings. We have an excellent and dynamic clinical trial unit; the trainee will have an excellent opportunity to learn about various aspects of clinical trials. The trainee will also have full support to conduct or participate in a research project. There will be an opportunity to participate in the national and international oncology conferences.We work closely with the radiation oncology unit (BAROC) and the palliative care team with an outstanding inpatient palliative care facility, “Gandarra”, situated nearby. A significant proportion of cancer care west of Melbourne utilizes our service, with a catchment population of over 350,000. We have a close affiliation with the Medical Oncology and Haematology Units at the Austin Hospital. We also provide teaching to medical students from both Melbourne and Deakin Universities.Key ResponsibilitiesYou will:Provide supervised outpatient services to Medical Oncology patientsContribute to enhancing the development of the Medical Oncology serviceAssist with the training and development of medical students and basic physician traineesManage the inpatient ward with support of the junior team and with medical oncologist oversightParticipate in the overnight and weekend on call rosterParticipate in combined and specialty multidisciplinary meetings held within the unitSkills and experienceYou will have:Registration as a legally qualified medical practitioner with Medical Board of Australia.Eligibility for registration with the RACP for Advanced Physician Training.Detailed knowledge of the investigation and management of acute and chronic general medical conditions.Understanding of the professional roles of the broad health care teamUnderstanding of the impact of illness on a patient’s life.Demonstrated patient management, technical and physical examination skills.Culture & BenefitsAt Grampians Health, we recognise our staff are our greatest asset.  We are committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for our staff, patients, residents, visitors, volunteers and contractors at all sites.Flexible work arrangements and purchase leave opportunitiesSalary packaging for living expenses such as rent/mortgage plus meals, entertainment & holidaysAccess to discounted health club membershipStaff rewards and recognition programsBallarat RegionBallarat is the largest centre in Western Victoria and the states fastest growing inland city.  Dubbed Australia’s most liveable city in 2020, Ballarat is home to first class education, fine dining and boutique shopping.  Uniquely located within easy access to Melbourne, Geelong, Bendigo and the Western district, Ballarat is blessed with some of Australia’s most significant heritage buildings and natural landscapes.How to applyClick APPLY or contact Dr Sharad Sharma, Head of Medical Oncology, on 03 5320 8500 or via email [email protected] for a confidential discussion.All appointments are subject to a satisfactory police records check, immunisation clearance and Working with Children check and/or NDIS Worker Screening Check.All employees must be willing and able to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when required, which at a minimum is a surgical mask.  Additional PPE requirements are role-dependent.Grampians Health is a child safe organisation, committed to the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people.Grampians Health is committed to providing a diverse and inclusive workforce. We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, mature age workers and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (or questioning), intersex and asexual LGBTQIA+.

The New Product Development and Innovation - Food has the following responsibilities:Oversee the entire NPD process and strategy (ideation, concept development, costing, sampling, etc.) collaborating closely with commercial key account managers and operational leads.Foster and empower a high-performing NPD teamEngage with different customers across the board, addressing feedback and presenting innovative solutions for major retailersLed and coordinated the NPD gate process, conducting post-launch product reviews and coordinating action plans to mitigate risks and enhancements.Identify revenue-generating opportunities across multiple channels by proactively seeking out products suitable for existing or potential new customersManage product labelling and nutritional panel development and requirements for all value-added products, ensuring compliance with customer and regulatory standards.Support the QA Manager to implement QA and QC requirements for all new value-adding operations or process changes.The successful New Product Development and Innovation - Food meets the following requirements:Qualification in Food Science, Food Technology & Processing, or similarMinimum 8-10 years of experience as an NPD, R&D, and Food Science manager in a large, structured company working with a multi-channel product environment (retail)Familiarity with Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ), food labelling, allergen regulations, State legislation, and international requirements. Proficient understanding of packaging materials and their suitability for various product types.Dedication to adhering to safe work practices consistent with WHS policies and procedures.Significant commercial awareness, including experience collaborating with Australian retailers.

Break addiction, provide safety, hope, & opportunity to vulnerable youthCultivate & grow philanthropic relationships fostering a culture of generosityFull-time | Sydney based | Blended WFH flexibility | Small supportive team The RoleAs the Philanthropy Manager, you will play a vital role in advancing the mission of the Foundation by cultivating and stewarding meaningful philanthropic relationships. You will work closely with the General Manager and the fundraising team to develop the strategy and deliver results to increase major giving, bequests, and funding from grants, trusts, foundations, and high-net-worth individuals, ensuring the sustainability and growth of impactful programs supporting vulnerable young people.Additionally, you will:Develop key relationships through moves management and implement a solid acquisition plan Engage with donors at events and through face-to-face meetings Create meaningful donor journeys and acknowledgments Manage key partner and stakeholder relationships Provide reports on impact and outcomes Skills RequiredYou have experience in relationship-based fundraising, development, sponsorship, or sales with experience in writing funding proposals and grant applications. You are motivated to achieve success with a can-do attitude and genuine interest in the philanthropic sector and can make sound decisions, and manage projects and CRM systems.Your skills and experience will include;Robust multi-tasking, planning, and creativity skills Strong understanding of prospect research and social impact measurements Ability to produce impactful proposals and donor communication High-level emotional intelligence, interpersonal communication, and negotiation skillsThe OrganisationSir David Martin Foundation is a 30-year-old family foundation, helping young people in crisis. The Foundation is the major funder of Mission Australia's Triple Care Farm, a unique, holistic treatment centre that each year gives over 200 vulnerable young Australians, aged 16-24, a safe place to get well and prepare for new opportunities.The Foundation has raised over $70M since 1990 through fundraising and philanthropy, enabling best practice models of treatment for youth drug and alcohol addiction.Benefits & CultureFlexible working conditions including work from home provisions Collegial, supportive, and work life balance friendly environment Access to professional development opportunities

Work with an organisation that champions community media across AustraliaWould suit candidates from broadcasting, social justice, government or politicsFull or part time role - $93,128 pro rata plus superannuation at 15.4%. The Organisation The Community Broadcasting Foundation (CBF) is a champion of community media - Australia’s largest independent media sector. Each year CBF awards more than $20 million in funding to community broadcasting organisations, radio and television stations and program makers.These grant programs provide vital support to community media organisations in urban, regional, rural and remote Australia. The community media sector reaches 5 million Australians every week. From major cities to remote communities, CBF grants inspire people to create, support and listen to local, independent media.The BenefitsJoin a team of 12 full and part time employees and more than 100 volunteers Flexible, inclusive and collaborative work environment Tax effective salary packaging available Melbourne head office, interstate candidates considered Work from home flexibility, remote working consideredThe Role This newly created role will expand CBF’s capacity to engage with a broad policy agenda working with stakeholders and accessing CBF’s significant amounts of available grant data to help inform policy recommendations and submissions.You will undertake research and analysis and provide input across policy issues, contributing to CBF’s organisational purpose to fund a thriving, impactful and resilient community broadcasting sector. You’ll provide broad evidence-based advice and contribute to developing solutions, proposals and recommendations that influence progress in the sector and you will also:Build relationships and liaise with stakeholders on policy recommendations and implementation Monitor the regulatory landscape and research and analyse current and future policy issues Assist with the framing of reporting to and liaison with the Australian Government Provide advice and guidance to the CEO and executive officer in relation to policy recommendations and submissionsSkills RequiredYou will have experience writing and providing high level policy advice within a social justice, advocacy or political setting. With your interpersonal skills and a strategic mindset, you have the expertise to identify and develop strong partnerships, collaborate, negotiate and influence a diverse range of stakeholders.You’ll have an understanding of policy development within a lobbying environment and a track record in government relations or advocacy in either the NFP, government or like-minded corporate sector. Knowledge of the broadcasting and media sectors would be ideal but not essential.To apply your policy development skills to influence positive change within the community broadcasting ecosystem, submit your resume and cover letter responding to the skills required above or speak with Gabrielle Patterson on 03 8080 8978 for further information.Please note there is no formal closing date for this role,

Iconic organisation supporting and empowering young people at riskSuits people with major donor, fundraising, or business development skillsPlay a key role in facilitating the rollout of an exciting new 5-year strategy About the OrganisationYouth Off The Streets (YOTS) works with children and young people, their families and communities to create safety, offer support and provide opportunities to build a positive future. Since being established more than 30 years ago YOTS has grown significantly, attracting ongoing government and public support.YOTS employs 200 staff, supported by hundreds of volunteers, with an annual turnover of $30m including 70 cost centres. YOTS delivers a broad range of services including crisis accommodation, housing, independent high schools, alcohol and other drugs counselling, justice and cultural support, life skills, employment programs, and community engagement.After the appointment of a new CEO last year, YOTS has developed an innovative five-year strategy, so this is a great time to join the team and influence future positive outcomes for young people. Benefits & CultureWork with an experienced NFP senior leadership team Flexible working arrangements with hybrid WFH opportunities Based at Alexandria Head Office location, close to public transport The RoleIn this role, you will lead the development and execution of YOTS’ Philanthropy & Partnerships strategy. Reporting to the Head of Fundraising, you'll be instrumental in building sustainable fundraising income and achieving strategic objectives. Your role involves cultivating relationships with philanthropic partner organisations, maximising revenue streams, and enhancing YOTS' reputation as a 'partner of choice'.Additionally, you will;Build effective and ongoing relationships with internal and external stakeholders Drive acquisitions and reactivate campaigns for consumer and corporate sectors Source and manage high net worth relationships including corporate partnerships, grants (government and private sector), and trusts and foundations Manage research and analysis to understand partner organisations, including their goals, culture, and alignment with YOTS objectives Lead and support skill development of the team to support the expansion of income streamsSkills RequiredThis role is suited to a hands-on senior fundraising professional who can create and implement partnership strategies. As a natural leader, you have experience engaging with senior stakeholders, inspiring your colleagues, and are proficient in cultivating relationships across government and private sectors. You are an excellent communicator with creative and innovative thinking along with strong business acumen gained from major gift and/or philanthropic fundraising, corporate partnerships, or a business development background.If you're eager to contribute to the success of an exciting new strategy that supports and empowers young people in need, we encourage you to apply. Submit your cover letter addressing the required skills and your resume or contact Kelly Gentle on 02 8243 0570.Please note there is no formal closing date for this role,

Step into a purpose-driven role that taps into the heart of supporting strong familiesEarn between $97,124 to $118,172, plus superannuation and a tax-free salary packaging option up to $15,834Relocation support negotiable dependant on experienceBecome part of a team that fosters resilience, self-empowerment, and a sense of belonging to the community, ensuring that no one is left behind and that together, we create a brighter future for all.About Mallee Family CareAt the forefront of social justice and individual empowerment in the north-west of Victoria and far-west of New South Wales, Mallee Family Care is an organisation of real people making a difference since 1979. We have embarked on a mission to unlock human potential, stand firm against social barriers, support all families and foster a culture of equity and trust. Our dedicated team delivers tailored services across a vast region including Mildura, Swan Hill, and beyond, reaching out to those in exceptional need or facing vulnerable circumstances.With services offered in Local Government Areas spread across three states, our compassion fuels action. Our expansive network and rich history of impactful service have established us as a top employer of choice for those eager to contribute to a legacy of community enrichment. Through engaging extensively both internally and externally, we ensure that our journey towards advancing social justice is a collective endeavour.Come, be a part of Mallee Family Care, and redefine what’s possible when a noble mission aligns with unwavering commitment.To learn more about us, please visit www.malleefamilycare.org.auAbout the OpportunityMallee Family Care is seeking a full-time Team Leader - Family Support Services based in Mildura, VIC.This pivotal role, reporting to the Manager of Child and Family Services, is responsible for providing leadership, support, and mentoring to program team members to ensure the successful accomplishment of goals and objectives for various Family Support Services programs.More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:Leading and supervising a team of staff across various programs including Children with Complex Disability Support Needs and Specialist Disability Practitioner servicesContributing to the ongoing development of a dynamic, creative, and cohesive teamEnsuring that all service agreement KPIs and reporting requirements are met within timeframesProviding oversight of case management, support, information, advice, referral, advocacy, and group work activities to children, families, and carersEnsuring caseworkers are working within relevant program requirements, statutory case management requirements, and frameworksLeading the development and continuous improvement of practice and operational processes for relevant programsTo read the full position description, please click here.About YouTo qualify, you will need an accredited qualification at Degree Level or above in Social Work and at least 5 years experience in a senior or leadership role. A current driver's license, a willingness to travel, and preparedness to be accommodated overnight when required will also be essential.Additionally, the following skills and background will be highly valued:Ability to lead and manage a teamDemonstrated ability to train, coach, and support othersUnderstanding of Victorian Child Safe Standards and the Charter of RightsExperience and knowledge of the Orange Door and Child Protection systems, including knowledge of current Child Protection and other relevant legislationDemonstrated understanding of working with and acceptance by culturally diverse groups, particularly Aboriginal peopleThis role will be particularly suited to someone with previous casework experience, a solid understanding of child protection and demonstrated leadership experience.As our ideal candidate, you will possess the following soft skills that will make you succeed in this role: resilience, a solutions-focused mindset, and excellent communication skills. Your time management and organisational skills, along with a demonstrated awareness and commitment to working within the Best Interest Principles outlined in the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005, will also be crucial. These traits, along with your passion, empathy and commitment to supporting children and families across the child and family support/child protection continuum, will make you a perfect culture fit.This is a transformative opportunity for a proactive and supportive leader. We are looking for a candidate who is eager to make a substantial impact on the lives of children and families, embodying our values of dedication, inclusivity, and excellence in service delivery.About the BenefitsIn appreciation of your dedication, enjoy a competitive salary between $97,124 to $118,172 plus superannuation, negotiable based on experience, alongside notable benefits including:Relocation support negotiableSalary packaging of up to $15,834 tax-free, pro-rataRobust annual and personal leave allowanceEnhanced work-life balance with a 35-hour work week in a family-friendly organisationFlexible working arrangementsOpportunity for study leave grants for continuous professional developmentWellness package, discounted fitness memberships, and a confidential Employee Assistance ProgramAnd many more!Join a dedicated team committed to creating meaningful change and offering comprehensive support to families and children in North-West Victoria and South-West New South Wales. Seize this chance to make a real impact - Apply now!