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Job Reference Number: 1648443 Join an established, dynamic and high-performing team delivering innovative technology solutions that support the development, delivery and evolution of Australia's
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. Ongoing professional development and effective management of related administrative tasks are encouraged. Additionally, supporting the transition of first-year students to university and ensuring equitable
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the instructions in their advertisement: https://doh.bigredsky.com/page.php?pageID=160&windowUID=0&AdvertID=895468 About the Role: Curtin University and the South Metropolitan Health Service (SMHS) are seeking a
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emergency services and relevant University stakeholders Review, prepare and maintain accurate incident reports and operational records Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives and operational
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specialist expertise across incident management, psychosocial risk and prevention, while contributing to the ongoing development of our established health and safety framework and strategy. Working within
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achievement in the discipline through the scholarly development and delivery of high-quality educational courses. Demonstrated high-level communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to foster
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health education and advocacy, working respectfully and collaboratively to strengthen outcomes for Aboriginal communities. Lead curriculum initiatives and pedagogical developments that enhance student
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problem-solving capabilities. Proven leadership experience with a commitment to developing high-performing teams. Excellent written and verbal communication skills and the ability to manage sensitive
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, people-focused Project Officer to provide high-quality administrative and operational support to our project team. Working closely with the Project Manager/Lead, you will support the development
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flexible support. Oversee the development, submission and management of research grant application processes by applying your extensive experience and expertise of category 1 competitive grants in particular