About this role ABOUT CSR CSR Limitedis a leading Australian Manufacturing business with a rich history and an exciting future. We are recognised for our innovative approach to developing sustainable and high performing building products and systems for the residential and commercial segments across Australia and New Zealand. THE ROLE CSR have an exciting opportunity at our Gyprock manufacturing site for a Production Supervisor to join our team in Yarraville, Victoria. You will be working on a 24/7 Rotating Shift Roster (12-hour shifts). As a Production Supervisor, you'll play a crucial role in leading our dedicated team of Production Operators. Your role will include the following: Ensure that all employees are working within the safety requirements of their roles, raising hazards and reporting incidents. Ensure quality monitoring requirements are met and within specifications. Process improvement initiatives implemented. Manage personnel on shift including rostering and training. Minimise plant downtime and maximise efficiency (during delays, changeovers & maintenance days). Co-ordinate's after-hours maintenance call outs Monthly toolbox meetings covering all manufacturing employees. All reporting requirements completed on time. Maintenance work requests raised and followed up on. Follow up on any issues raised on previous shift. Responsible for gypsum shipments into the shed. WHAT'S ON OFFER Attractive Salary Super Benefits: Recognising and rewarding your hard work. Shift allowances: Additional perks for your commitment on the 24/7 rotating shift roster. Annual Leave: 5 weeks provided Employee Benefits and Discounts: Access to exclusive perks and discounts available only to CSR employees. Friendly and Supportive Team: Work alongside an established team that values collaboration. If this sounds like the next step in your career and you want to be part of an organisation that fosters a friendly work environment, whilst providing you with personal and career development – then apply now! For more information on us, please visit our website at www.csr.com.au At CSR, we are committed to creating a supportive and engaging environment that recognises and rewards its people, enabling them to grow their career and truly thrive. We are a diverse and inclusive organisation where differences are valued. We welcome people of all backgrounds, experiences, and abilities.

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Boratto Farms is a family-based business located in the Bacchus Marsh area specialising in growing leafy vegetables for the Australian market.
We are currently seeking two Horticulture Supervisors / Field Production Team Leaders to join our team.
Applicants should have two years experience in a similar position and a background of working in a market garden or other farming enterprise.
This role plays an important part in the operation of the farm and helps to ensure we supply a quality product to our customers and maintain a safe workplace.
You will have daily responsibility for a harvest crew. You will be responsible for training and monitoring your team. You will assist the Staff & Field Production Co-ordinator in various tasks including:
- Ensuring that policies for safety, food safety, quality and foreign object control are implemented and achieved by the harvest crew.
- Organising and managing a harvest crew to harvest crops in a safe, efficient manner, ensuring productivity and quality goals are met.
You will liaise with people at all levels of the business.
This is a full-time permanent position. The farm operates six days a week. Award wages will apply with a salary range of $53,900 – $58,000.
You must have good written and spoken English Skills.
A current car licence is required.

Permanent - Full time role
Location: Dandenong South
Salary up to $130k
Plenty of onsite parking
10% off the onsite butcher shop
Training and development opportunities
Growing company


Our client is currently looking for an experienced maintenance manager who has a proven background in managing staff and able to ensure meat processing plant is running smoothly to ensure minimal downtime. You will be able to remain calm under pressure and sound technical knowledge.
Experience:

Experience in Meat or food processing plants
Sound technical knowledge
Good exposure to people management
Must be trade qualified


Key Responsibilities:

As the Maintenance Manager you will lead and manage a team of maintenance and engineering professionals.
Be on call or designate a response plan to address urgent maintenance issues and breakdowns, especially in the context of a meat processing facility where downtime can lead to product loss or safety concerns.
Oversee the diagnosis and repair of equipment and machinery breakdowns, ensuring that all repairs adhere to food safety standards.
The Maintenance Manager will manage day-to-day maintenance activities.
As the Maintenance Manager you will need to ensure all equipment and machinery is maintained to the required standard.
As part of your role as the Maintenance Manager you will be tasked with developing and implementing continuous improvement programs.
Manage the department's budget and ensure the effective use of resources.
Ensure that maintenance operations comply with safety, health, and environmental regulations.

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Loumain, an established commercial construction company with a steady pipeline of project ranging from $2 - $15M is currently seeking Interns interested in a career pathway leading to construction project coordination and management.
The company operates under an ISO certified Integrated Management System and conforms to accreditations such as Office of Federal Safety Commissioner and various government pre-qualification schemes.

Ideal Candidate?

We don't believe in a one-size-fits all ideal candidate, some of our best people came from various backgrounds (trade background, formal tertiary qualification in construction management or simply a good ability to work with people and get the best out of them).

Learn more about our people and culture by visiting loumain.com.au/our-people-and-culture

General responsibilities and areas of training (modules) include:


Estimating & tendering
Variations and cost management
EOTs, NODs, and RFIs - contract administration
Invoicing and payment schedules
Site Minute Actions/Distributions
NCC, Worksafe construction compliance
Site Specific health and safety management
Organisation and management of sub-contractors and suppliers
Problem solving & negotiating
Programming of multiple tasks simultaneously, both Macro and Micro
Communication and stakeholder collaboration
Design interpretation and understanding
Record keeping and administration


Desired skills?


Strong communication skills,
Candidate should be approachable and have the ability to communicate professionally and relate directly with clients and consultants,
Ability to work with a diverse and distributed team,
Task efficiency with good time management skills


The role and training provided has a strong emphasis on contract administration and sub-contractor management.

The candidate would work either on-site (Victoria - Melbourne SE suburbs, Queensland - Brisbane SE suburbs) or off-site (office in Eight Mile Plains, QLD or Clyde North, VIC), remotely, or otherwise as required depending on life circumstances.

We strongly believe in accommodating variety of life circumstances and have invested heavily in systems allowing remote, part-time or casual work.

Loumain's philosophy is to invest in people, coach, mentor and promote from within.

The opportunity includes a career pathway to a full time Contract Administrator, Project Coordinator and further pathways to a Project Management role.

Full time/ part time registered nurse positions available
Medical / Surgical Nursing
Acute Medical & Surgical experience required
About Jessie McPherson Private Hospital

Jessie McPherson Private Hospital (JMPH) is a 103 bed tertiary level Private Hospital which has been co-located at Monash Medical Centre Clayton since 1987. Co-located with Monash Health provides a unique opportunity for access to world-renowned research and teaching facilities. Jessie McPherson Private Hospital also has a wider official specialist role for greater Melbourne, regional Victoria and interstate in such specialties as cardiology, cardiothoracic surgery, neurosciences, gastrosciences, vascular surgery, general medical and respiratory, maternity and neonatal services. Together with Monash Health, JMPH seeks to deliver quality patient-centred health care and services that meet the needs of our diverse community. Further information about Jessie McPherson Private Hospital is available at http://jessiemcpherson.org/

Why Work At Jessie McPherson Private Hospital?

Jessie McPherson Private Hospital has a highly functioning healthcare workforce, with an enviable high staff retention rate. We believe this is due to the combination of our culture of compassion, opportunities for growth, and our commitment to each other.

Compassion

The cultural benefits of working in small, responsive and compassionate teams. We provide outstanding care to our patients, but also to each other. Our ICARE values are at the heart of everything we do.

Opportunity

Whilst we care for patients with varied needs, we are known for our ability to care for complex cases, this is due to our safety standards and being equipped to handle any situation. This together with being part of the wider health service means that we can offer unrivalled opportunities to develop your experience and confidence.

Commitment

As part of the Monash Health family, Jessie McPherson employees have access to the following benefits:

Salary packaging:

Jessie McPherson Private Health employees are eligible for salary packaging, and due to our status as a public benevolent institution (PBI), we can offer employees a capping limit of $15,900 each FBT year.
Supporting a healthy balanced lifestyle:

Comprehensive health and wellbeing programs to all employees. This includes the Employee Assistance Program for counselling and coaching support as well as mental health training, digital wellbeing and financial wellbeing programs.
Access to an on-site fitness centre, Healthwise Fitness, at Monash Medical Centre. Through a pre-tax salary deduction, employees have access to classes, modern equipment and accomplished instructors.
Through partnerships with Medibank Private and HCF, Monash Health also offers employees cost-effective corporate private health insurance cover.
About the Role - Registered Nurses

We are currently recruiting for Registered Nurses to join our Jessie McPherson Private Hospital Family.

Full time and part time positions available
Rotating roster (morning, afternoon and nights)
Medical/Surgical skilled Registered Nurses
Registered Nurses with interest and skills in Neuroscience speciality
Registered Nurses with interest and skills in Gastroscience speciality
The Grade 2 Registered Nurse (RN) position is a clinical role responsible for delivering high standards of care. The RN conducts comprehensive assessments, planning, implementation and evaluation of care in collaboration with the consumer and the multidisciplinary team to achieve goals and expected outcomes.

What you need

We are seeking professional, passionate and dedicated Registered Nurses with acute clinical experience in Medical / Surgical nursing.

Knowledge of General Surgery, pre and post op care
Evidence based best practice
Exceptional patient centred care & patient advocacy
Team work, striving to meet organisational KPI’s
Critical thinking & problem solving skills
Willingness for continual career development and progression
Demonstrate iCARE values
Current AHPRA registration
How to Apply

Jessie McPherson Private Hospital recognises the value of equal employment opportunity and is committed to patient safety and promoting fairness, equity, and diversity in the workplace. At Monash Health we are relentless in our pursuit of excellence and work to our six guiding principles.

Applications will only be accepted via the Monash Health online Mercury System only. Email applications will not be considered.
For a confidential discussion and to explore the opportunity further, please call:
Vicki Green - Clinical Operations Manager / Deputy Director of Nursing
t: 95945630

Loumain, an established commercial construction company with a steady pipeline of project ranging from $2 - $15M is currently seeking applicants interested in a CA (Contract Administrator) position.
The company operates under an ISO certified Integrated Management System and conforms to accreditations such as Office of Federal Safety Commissioner and various government pre-qualification schemes.

Ideal Candidate?

We don't believe in a one-size-fits all ideal candidate, some of our best people came from various backgrounds (trade background, formal tertiary qualification in construction management or simply a good ability to work with people and get the best out of them).

Learn more about our people and culture by visiting loumain.com.au/our-people-and-culture

General responsibilities and areas of training (modules) include:

Estimating & tendering
Variations and cost management
EOTs, NODs, and RFIs - contract administration
Invoicing and payment schedules
Site Minute Actions/Distributions
NCC, Worksafe construction compliance
Site Specific health and safety management
Organisation and management of sub-contractors and suppliers
Problem solving & negotiating
Programming of multiple tasks simultaneously, both Macro and Micro
Communication and stakeholder collaboration
Design interpretation and understanding
Record keeping and administration

Desired skills?
Strong communication skills,
Candidate should be approachable and have the ability to communicate professionally and relate directly with clients and consultants,
Ability to work with a diverse and distributed team,
Task efficiency with good time management skills
The role and training provided has a strong emphasis on contract administration and sub-contractor management.

The candidate would work either on-site (Victoria - Melbourne SE suburbs, Queensland - Brisbane SE suburbs) or off-site (office in Eight Mile Plains, QLD or Clyde North, VIC), remotely, or otherwise as required depending on life circumstances.

We strongly believe in accommodating variety of life circumstances and have invested heavily in systems allowing remote, part-time or casual work.

Career Path?
Loumain's philosophy is to invest in people, coach, mentor and promote from within. 
The opportunity includes a career pathway to a full time Contract Administrator, Project Coordinator and further pathways to a Project Management role.

Job Title: Stem Cell Collections Network Supervisor (Afterhours)
Occupation: Primary Health Organisation Manager
Salary: 70,000 plus super
Employer: Cell Care Australia Pty Ltd
Location: 42 Corporate Dr, Heatherton VIC 3202
Hours: Full time - 80 hours On Call
Experience Required: Minimum 2 years in a relevant role (Refer to essential knowledge and skills)
Visa Sponsorship: Nomination for temporary work visa and/or Permanent Residency will be considered for eligible candidates.
Some of the DUTIES you will be performing:

• Manage a network of 70+ highly skilled and professional clinical labour workforce
• Provide on-call/after-hours escalations management to coordinate the 24 hour stem cell collection service, please note the requirement is a minimum of 80 hours on call per week
• Coordinate expectant parents and hospital maternity stakeholders regarding pending collections
• Provide emergency stem cell collections training and advice to all stakeholders including collectors, midwives, nurse unit managers, specialist obstetricians and corporate staff
• Monitor progress of client stem cell collections and take steps to improve the service involving other members of the Cell Care team as appropriate
• Participate in cord blood stem cell collection policy development and implementation

PLEASE NOTE: Only successful candidates will receive a reply. Applicants who contact the employer directly or submit applications outside of this online portal will not be considered.

Our Pact Packaging division is pioneering a whole of product life cycle approach to sustainable packaging. Partnering with global brands to local dairy producers, we integrate supply chain efficiencies and sustainable practices into everything we design and manufacture.

About the role 

Working with a great team at our new Altona North plastic manufacturing site, The Toolmaking Supervisor will be responsible for maintaining the fleet of tools / moulds and the preparation and manufacture of new tooling.  This is achieved through managing the maintenance program, engagement with various tool suppliers as well as repairing of the tools / moulds and ensuring stocks of consumable spares.

Supervising a small team, you will:

• Lead a team and contractors with regular participation in hazard identification and WHSE campaigns that actively drive a culture of behavioural safety
• Ensure that a system is in place to determine the maintenance requirements and frequency of the tools and moulds
• Co-ordinate all tool contractor support, services and maintenance activity inclusive of cost and quote establishment for new tools, induction completion, JSEA completion and other risk assessments.
• Lead discussion and implementation on tool engineering design improvements and process improvement

Working closely with the Plant Manager, Production Manager and Engineering Manager as well as external customers, you will thrive in this supervisory opportunity and have an opportunity to step up your mechanical experience. You might not have pneumatic and hydraulic systems experience but if you have familiarity with blow moulding tools and their design requirements and are hands on when it comes to machine maintenance then this is the role for you!

Experience gained in an FMCG tool shop, welding skills and knowledge of quality control/ trouble shooting when it comes to tooling would be advantageous.

Demonstrated hand skill when repairing tools and well as a mechanical trade qualification will see you shine in this newly created role.

About AGA:AGA has more than 30 years’ experience in training people and placing them into employment, with a focus on apprenticeships and traineeships. AGA partners with the MAS National consortium to deliver Apprenticeship Network Provider services in Victoria.About the role:AGA are now seeking a highly motivated and passionate individual who is wanting to enter into a rewarding and exciting career path in becoming a Civil Construction Apprentice located in Mernda. The ideal candidate will be committed to working Full Time for the next 3 years and have a genuine interest in the Civil Construction industry.Our organisation is focused on providing support and mentoring to the successful apprentice as well as providing on the job training for 3 years. The benefits of joining with AGA provides are great way in obtaining a nationally credited recognised qualification and a career pathway for your future. We have additional benefits that may be of interest to you such as:Earn and learn in your own paceOn the job training providedGain a Nationally recognised qualification: Certificate III in Civil ConstructionMentoring and Support from our dedicated teamEarn a weekly wage plus super About you:Must be an Australian citizen/and or Permanent Resident Commit to Full Time 3 year apprenticeshipDrivers licence is a must and needs to be a manual, or willing to get one within 3 monthsUndertake police checks if requiredUndertake pre employment medical checksObtain White/OS&H cardAttend accredited RTO/TAFE training (Paid for by AGA)Possess a positive attitudeWillingness to learn and develop new skills and knowledgeAbility to work in a team environmentStrong understanding of safety and manual handling techniquesStrong attention to detailPassion for working outdoors and physically fit to perform manual tasksAbility to undertake a Medical; including a Drug and Alcohol Screen, Audiometry and SpirometryWhat you will be do: Maintenance activities on civil infrastructure including roads, kerb and gutter, drainage, footpaths, and streetscape infrastructureUndertake general labouring tasks as require including, but not limited to hand digging and shovelling, manual handling, laying pavers, stormwater / subsoil drainage, basic formwork, soft and hard landscaping, street furniture and signageLearn how to conduct maintenance and checks on plant equipment prior to usageAssist in general civil construction duties that are within the limits of the skills, competence and ability of a traineeOther relevant duties which may be required by the Leading Hand or SupervisorIn return, you can enjoy:Wrap around support and mentoringOpportunity to build a career pathFriendly and safe work environmentLocated in Mernda, VIC.Totally excited about this role like we are? What are you waiting for? Sprint towards the 'Apply' button and join our squad today!ONLY ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER AUSTRALIANS ARE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY AS THIS POSITION IS EXEMPT UNDER THE SPECIAL MEASURES PROVISION OF S12(1) OF THE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ACT (VIC).Certain eligibility requirements do apply in relation to prior…

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Permanent full time position (part-time will also be considered)
Fitzroy location
Ongoing training and development opportunities, Collaborative Assessment and Management of suicidality (CAMS) Regular group supervision.
Friendly and supportive team environment

About the Role You as Senior Clinician will provide a high level of clinical expertise in relation to psychosocial interventions for consumers presenting with suicidal ideation, and associated behaviours. This group of consumers may present with multiple complex problems including co-morbid high prevalence disorders, associated social relationship issues, everyday living skill needs and Dual Diagnosis.

Participate within a frameworks providing triage, intake and care coordination for consumers presenting with suicidal behaviours and ideas.
Provide case management for up to 3 months linking into long term follow up services.
Provide clinical leadership to multidisciplinary staff members and actively contribute to clinical practice within the mental health service as a senior staff member.
Provide leadership and encourage a culture of active participation in professional development and ongoing learning opportunities including discipline specific training and research.
Participate on a 7 day roster system which includes weekend working and evenings (when required).

Classifications for this position will range from:

RPN Grade 4 NP75 - NP77 ($110,80 - $115,850 per annum pro rata)
OT/SW Grade 3 YB24 - YB27 or YC46 - YC49 ($99,606 - $119,324 per annum pro rata)
Psychologist Grade 3 PL1 - PL4 ($104,078 - $119,095 per annum pro rata)

Your Contribution

Certificate, Diploma or Degree (minimum) in Nursing which meets the registration requirements of the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, Division 1 or 3 and relevant postgraduate qualification
Masters Degree or Doctorate in Clinical Psychology recognised by the Australian Psychological Society
Bachelor of Social Work (B.SW). Eligible for membership of the Australian Association of Social Work
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy. Eligible for membership of Australian Association of Occupational Therapy
AHPRA Registration (if applicable)
A current Victorian driver's license
Current National criminal history check, or willing to obtain

What We Offer

A focus on wellbeing initiatives, with regular events and programs
Confidential, solutions-focused employee counselling
A healthy work/life balance encouraged.
Ability to join Fitness Passport - Your pass to an extensive choice of fitness facilities
Salary Packaging - Increase your take home pay!
In the heart of Fitzroy, CBD at our doorstep, close to some of Melbourne's best cafes, public transport and lots of carparks
Discounts and Promotions always available through our Foundation
Regular opportunities for professional development to assist you to reach your career goals
Culture of continuous improvement

About the Suicide Prevention (HOPE) Team The Hope teams aims to prevent relapse of consumers from suicide behaviours. This is a community based service providing outreach to both the consumer and their support networks. The team adopts a psychosocial approach to recovery using the CAMS framework. Caseloads are small due to the needs of this consumer group. The team has lived experience staff both Consumer and Carer Peer Support Workers. Working at St Vincent's St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne (SVHM) is a leading teaching, research and tertiary health service. SVHM provides a diverse range of adult clinical services and is driven by values of Compassion, Justice, Integrity and Excellence. Application

Please attach your resume and cover letter to your application.

Shortlisting for this position will commence immediately. We encourage you to apply promptly as the advertisement may close early should a suitable applicant be sourced. We encourage applications from people of all backgrounds and abilities. Inclusion is essential to our mission and diversity reflects the community we serve. Please visit our website, for further information regarding our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Employment at SVHM SVHA has a duty of care under work health and safety legislation to eliminate and/or control the risk of transmission of vaccine preventable diseases in healthcare settings. You may therefore be required to undergo mandatory immunisations/vaccinations (including flu vaccinations). This position is subject to a Victorian government direction regarding vaccination against COVID-19. Successful applicants must meet these vaccination requirements. Please contact us if you would like to know more. Please click here to apply.

Acknowledgement of Country CSIRO acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land, sea and waters, of the area that we live and work on across Australia. We acknowledge their continuing connection to their culture and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. View our vision towards reconciliation The Opportunity Engage with collaboration partners, industry, government and across the business to advance world-class science delivery Leverage CSIRO’s unique research and innovation capabilities to create national and global impact through critical research into human health and biosecurity threats Translate science to industry impact as a key leader in Australia’s National Science Agency About CSIRO The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) is one of the world’s largest and most successful publicly funded research and development organisations. We are committed to outcome-focused research that will generate economic, environmental and social benefits. We maximise the impact we deliver for the Australia by focusing on solving its greatest challenges. As Australia’s national science and engineering agency our innovation and excellence places us in the top ten applied research agencies in the world. We’re the people behind Wi-Fi, soft contact lenses and the Hendra virus vaccine – and we’re Australia’s leading patent holder. About the Health and Biosecurity Business Unit The Health and Biosecurity (H&B) business unit is one of nine impact science business units in CSIRO, dedicated to conducting world class multidisciplinary scientific research and development that addresses the complexity and interdependencies of human, animal and environmental health and biosecurity challenges across Australia and the world, thus improving prevention, detection and responses to health and biosecurity threats. Health and Biosecurity Business Unit - CSIRO The Role We are looking for our next Deputy Director for this world-class Business Unit – Health and Biosecurity (H&B), to provide high level strategic leadership that ensures the H&B Business Unit remains globally scientifically competitive and impactful. Reporting to the BU Director, the Deputy Director forms a significant member of both the H&B Business Unit Leadership Team and the CSIRO Science Council and will deputise for the Business Unit Director as required. In conjunction to holding a leadership role in the establishment and delivery of the scientific vision and the direction for the Business Unit, the Deputy Director will also oversee the delivery of H&B’s Future Science Platforms (FSPs) and Missions to ensure that CSIRO remains scientifically impactful, competitive and future focussed on both a national and global scale.  Exceptional stakeholder engagement and partnership skills will be required to create opportunities for collaboration (both internally and externally to CSIRO) on significant national science initiatives and projects (from early-stage research to commercialisation) to shape science capability that meets future science opportunities, program goals and impact pathways and that ensures optimal outcomes for Australia and the world.…

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Health Assistant in Nursing Date:  23 Nov 2023 Site:  VCCC (Parkville) Location:  MELBOURNE, VIC, AU, 3000 Company:  Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre Unit:  Ward 3A Division:  Chief Operating Officer Department:  Medical Oncology Operations Enterprise Agreement:  Nurses and Midwives (Victorian Public Sector) (Sin Ward 3A At Peter Mac we aim to continuously improve cancer care, research and education across all cancers and for all people affected by cancer: changing lives, breaking new ground. Everything we do is underpinned by our core values, Excellence, Compassion and Innovation. Welcoming people from a wide variety of different backgrounds and experiences is critical to fostering innovation, cultivating compassion, attracting and retaining top talent and providing the best possible cancer care for our patients. YOUR ROLE IN OUR FUTURE   Health Assistant in Nursing (HAN) – Medical Oncology Ward 3A At Peter Mac everything we do is underpinned by our core values – Excellence, Innovation and Compassion. We aim to provide world class cancer care, informed by cutting edge research and state of the art education, to every patient and their family. To achieve this, we need a diverse workforce to deliver equitable, sensitive and culturally safe care. OUR PATIENTS Our medical oncology team cares for patients who have been diagnosed with lung, head and neck, bone and soft tissue sarcoma, neurological, gynaecological, genitourinary, gastrointestinal, skin and melanoma cancers, paediatric inpatients and those receiving nuclear medicine therapies. The treatment modalities provided to patients include chemotherapy, external beam radiotherapy, nuclear medicine treatments, symptom management, palliative care and adolescent care. (with a range of cancers including sarcoma, melanoma, head and neck, lung, neurological, gynaecological, gastrointestinal and genitourinary) OUR TEAM Our multidisciplinary medical oncology team has an exceptional culture of learning and support. Together we work to ensure our patients receive the highest quality care and best health outcomes possible. As a HAN within the team, you will have access to a full-time ward based nurse educator known as the Practice Development Nurse. Our HANs work under the delegation and supervision of the Registered Nurses in the team to provide direct and indirect patient support.  OUR FACILITIES The medical oncology ward is a 32-bed unit located on level 3 at Peter Mac. Our patients are cared for in single and double rooms with a patient entertainment system, online meal ordering and access to our communal spaces within and external to the ward.  Peter Mac sits within the Parkville precinct and is easily accessible by public transport, bicycle or car with staff parking available onsite. Peter Mac also boasts great coffee and food at our multiple cafés. THE OPPORTUNITY You will have access to an orientation program that includes: Hospital and nursing orientation Electronic Medical Record (EMR) training Your Thoughts Matter – communication skills training Smart…

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Overview: We’re seeking a Safety Administrator to take on this new broad based compliance focused role. Duties: Due to a steady pipeline of projects ahead of them, our client is Read More...

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Psychology Supervisor


Applications close by COB on 20th January 2024
5 weeks annual leave
Employee Assistance Program available
Employment Type - Contractor until 30th June 2025
Part time (15.2 hours per fortnight)
Professional memberships or registrations required : AHPRA
Remuneration is dependent on qualifications and experience  + 11% Employer superannuation


About us 

Youth Support + Advocacy Service (YSAS) is one of Australia’s largest and most comprehensive, youth specific community service organisation that enables young people experiencing serious disadvantage to access the resources and support they require to lead healthy and fulfilling lives.

YSAS is a Child Safe organisation. We actively promote the safety and wellbeing of young people, and are committed to protecting young people from harm or abuse who come into contact with and/or access our service. Applicants must undergo rigorous screening and recruitment processes, including providing evidence of current WWCC and National Police Check. 

About the position

This position has a primary role in supervising, mentoring and developing practice for a small team of provisional psychologists (up to 4). The role will support the services’ capacity and capability to meet the needs of young people accessing the service, through the oversight of the headspace psychology training program. The psychology supervisor will be required to provide supervision, reflective practice, case load monitoring for care & safety planning, risk assessment, therapeutic intervention and closure. The Psychology Supervisor will support the Clinical Leadership team to develop and support the delivery of Brief Interventions Clinic (BIC) and sessional psychological interventions within the scope of practice of clinicians within the student lead clinic. 

This role specifically requires an individual that is approved for Clinical Supervision according to the Australian Psychological Association (APA). The role will be supported with additional accredited supervisor in a secondary capacity.

Some of your key responsibilities will be:


Supervision of provisional psychologists on placement at headspace aligned to professional standards and guidelines.
Manage new and existing partnerships with relevant university placement programs
Support ongoing development and review of a student led psychology clinic
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To assist the Reservation Sales Manager in ensuring that all incoming reservations are given a Luxury experience.  To manage the daily operations of the Reservations department to ensure highest conversion of reservation enquiries and maximum average room rate at all times.  Direct the Reservations team to maximise sales of property rooms and facilities, and at all times monitor quality of reservations, statistical information provided and inter-departmental communications.

• Leading the Reservations Team by example with a Guest Centric and Positive Orientation, supporting the team with operational questions and building opportunities for the team to make empowered and informed decisions in the scope of their respective job roles.
• Work with the Reservation Sales Manager in the training, coaching and performance management and development of the Reservations Team to ensure that hotel, team and individual goals are being reached.
• Actively managing guest complaints related to Accommodation Reservations through to resolution and prevention, including daily monitoring and resolution of Glitches that involve Reservation operations.
• Effectively manage all guest priorities on a case by case basis to ensure guest satisfaction and complaints are not escalated further.
• Ensuring there is quality communication and support between Reservations and Front Office, Housekeeping, Sales & Marketing and Finance teams.
  Lead and live Accor's 'Heartist' culture.
• Align work output, behavior, learning and development in line with the AccorHotels Leadership Capability Framework for an Emerging Leader.
• Assisting the team with phone calls by monitoring peak call volume times to ensure no guest call is left unattended and call queue times are kept to a minimum.
• Balancing accommodation rooms inventory for next day arrivals, taking into account upgrade requests to ensure additional rooms revenue opportunities are secured when availability permits, and that a clean inventory is handed over to Front Office. Assisting, liaising and collaborating with Front Office for same day inventory to ensure respect to revenue strategy and rooms open for sale on ResaWeb.
• With the Reservation Sales Manager and in collaboration with the Groups Coordinator, oversee, monitor and support Group Reservations to ensure timely communication between all parties and Group task completion as required. 
• Assist the Reservation Sales Manager with the loading and updating of rates and availability controls in Opera and across all distribution channels to ensure correct rates and packages are available to be booked and that parity across all channels is maintained.