Project Officer | Service Development and Operational Support

Full job description
Department of Health
Community, Mental Health Wellbeing
CMHW - MH Statewide Services
Applications must be submitted by Sunday 01 September, 2024 11:55 PM
Position details
Applications close:
Sunday 1 September, 2024 11:55 PM AEST
Award/Classification:
Health and Human Services (Tasmanian State Service) Award, General Stream, Band 6
Employment type:
Part Time
Region:
South
Location:
Level 2, 2 Terry St, Glenorchy
Job description:
The Department of Health has a permanent part time opportunity available for a Project Officer to join the Statewide Mental Health Wellbeing team, based at Terry Street, Glenorchy.
The role:

The Project Officer - Service Development and Operational Support will:

Coordinate and manage a range of projects designed to support service delivery and achieve objectives of the Statewide Mental Health Service (SMHS).
Provide high level advice on project development and implementation, risk analysis, policy development, communication and evaluation.
Contribute to the planning and development of SMHS.
Develop and maintain effective relationships with stakeholders to support the implementation of project activities.
Lead and support policy or project working parties.
Note: - Please refer to the

Applicant Guide

For more information, please contact

Gail Ward
Position: Director - Population Screening and Cancer Prevention • CPRH
Phone: 0458 164 301
E-mail: gail.ward@ths.tas.gov.au

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