Manager Sector Capacity & Communications

WHNSW requires an experienced woman 28 hours per week.  Located in Leichhardt the position requires someone comfortable working as part of a team committed to community-based women’s health care.  Demonstrating exceptional operational and program management skills coupled with an ability to advocate for trauma informed models of care, improved health outcomes and health care that is gender and culturally appropriate, affordable and accessible to women and girls.

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Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in health, social sciences, business administration, or a related field (Master’s degree desirable).
Proven experience in operations management, preferably in the non-profit or health sector.
Demonstrated understanding of women’s health issues, gender equity, and community development.
Strong knowledge of governance, compliance, and risk management principles.

Essential Criteria

Exceptional organisational and project management skills.
Strong leadership abilities with experience managing teams and driving organisational change.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build relationships across diverse stakeholders.
Commitment to Women’s Health NSW’s vision, mission, and values.
Problem-solving mindset with a focus on achieving strategic outcomes.

Desirable Criteria

I.        Experience working in community or not-for-profit organisations

II.        Experience working in the Women’s Health Sector

Other Information

Women’s Health NSW considers that being a woman is a genuine occupational qualification for the position under s.31 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 (NSW).

A criminal record check is a requirement upon employment.

How to Apply

Send applications by email to: admin@whnsw.asn.au

Include your resume and correspondence addressing the selection criteria outlined in qualifications and experience, key skills and attributes.  Please nominate two referees.

Women's Health NSW

Women's Health NSW (WHNSW) is the peak body representing the 22 NGO Women's Health Centres (WHCs) in NSW.  WHNSW is proactive on priority issues relevant to women’s health, advocating for trauma informed models of care and improved health outcomes, policy, practice and legislation so that all women and girls can reach their potential within a gender and culturally safe, healthy environment.