• Full time opportunity
• Immediate access to staff travels benefits
• Unique opportunity located at our Tullamarine Airport Hangar

If you’ve ever thought about a career in aviation — now is the perfect time to take off with Jetstar! We are undertaking one of the biggest recruitment campaigns in our 19-year-history. Join us during an exciting period as we welcome more state-of-the-art aircraft, launch new international routes and continue our mission to help more people take off through low fares. 

• Are you an employee relations practitioner with excellent investigation skills or a lawyer seeking a change of scenery? If so, we would love to talk to you about joining our dynamic, collegiate team!

• Work on a variety of challenging and interesting employee relations matters across the entire Qantas Group, including Airlines, Freight, Engineering, Cabin Crew, Ground Services, Qantas Loyalty

• Permanent, leadership role based Head Office, Jetstar (Melbourne)

As one of Australia’s largest employers, our People and Culture function works across Qantas Group business units in the delivery of our corporate and people strategy. We have an unwavering focus on building a flexible and adaptable workforce, driving leadership capability, improving productivity and creating safe workplaces.

We now have an opportunity available in the role of Case Manager (Workplace Investigations and Performance).   Reporting to the National Manager, Case Management Support, this is an employee relations specialist role providing advice, coaching and support on a full range of people management issues.  You will be responsible for delivering high-quality consistent advice, coaching and support to line managers in the areas of misconduct investigations, performance management, formal and informal disciplinary procedures, grievance handling, fitness for work and internal appeals. 

This will include the management of highly sensitive and complex cases, including those which arise under the Group Whistleblower Policy. This role will be based in Sydney, with some interstate travel required.

In addition to building superior relationships with stakeholder groups, such as legal, safety and medical, you will also be passionate about leading, coaching and mentoring a team of Senior Consultants in Case Management Support.

We're looking for an experienced employee relations specialist or employment lawyer who has a strong track record in the area of employee relations and/or case management. Naturally, you are a skilled influencer and stakeholder manager who has a passion for achieving outcomes by partnering with leaders and investing in building solid relationships.  You will genuinely enjoy working in a fast-paced environment and bring a structured, organised, analytical approach to ensure the effective delivery of high-quality outcomes.

What you’ll bring to the role:

• Tertiary qualification in Employment Law/Human Resources/related field, or equivalent experience.

• Proven experience in advising on individual people matters, including complex misconduct investigations and grievances.

• Proactive approach with the ability to provide practical and pragmatic solutions to support business needs and deliver optimal Group outcomes.

• Strong case management experience and the ability to provide advice in a consistent and timely manner.

• Excellent relationship and stakeholder management skills and ability to relate to people at all levels of the organisation along with the ability to influence and negotiate.

• Exceptional written and verbal communication skills and the ability to maintain documented audit trails, advice and investigations with a meticulous attention to detail.

• High level conceptual, analytical and problem-solving skills and the ability to apply them in the management of cases.

• Demonstrated skills using reporting to analyse trends and insights.

• Sound judgement and ability to maintain appropriate confidentiality and discretion.

• Experience in coaching, mentoring and leading others.

• Ability to effectively and efficiently manage multiple projects and tasks.

Why Qantas?

If you’re successful in your application, you’ll join a team where creativity and passion are encouraged. Our people come together to allow us to dream big and deliver successfully.

There are many different opportunities across our team, which means you’ll be able to grow both personally and professionally at Qantas. Your development is a priority for us – so that you can maintain the high standards our customers have come to expect and can continue to develop over time.

You’ll be supported from day 1 with on the job training and coaching as well as our formal training opportunities. While you may start in this role, we’ve got a great track record of supporting our people to take their career in so many different directions, the destinations are endless. 

The Qantas employee benefits program offers amazing benefits that extend well beyond travel.

• We love to travel: Enjoy discounted air travel within Australia and across the globe, both for you and your family and friends, as well as exclusive deals on accommodation and holidays.

• We have flexible leave options: Make use of leave and flexible working opportunities including 18 weeks paid parental leave (plus superannuation payments on all paid and unpaid parental leave until your child turns 1) and additional purchased leave options for eligible employees.

• We’ll give you access to thousands of rewards: Through our partnerships we can offer you discounts across shopping, food and wine, insurance, health and wellbeing, leisure and entertainment. You can also take advantage of our salary packaging for everything from motor vehicles to electronic devices.

• We’ll support your wellbeing: Whether its learning to better support your own and others’ mental health, our interactive wellbeing app or your very own tailored nutrition plan.

Qantas is an equal opportunity employer committed to providing a working environment that embraces and values diversity and inclusion. By coming to work for us, you’ll be part of an organisation that encourages diversity, supports charities and environmental initiatives. We encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, and people of all backgrounds to apply. If you have any support or access requirements, we encourage you to advise us at time of application. Your personal information will be kept confidential in compliance with relevant privacy legislation.

If you’re ready for a culture that will challenge and excite you, submit an application today.

Please note: applications will only be considered for candidates who have the right to work in Australia / New Zealand without restriction or sponsorship.

Applications close: Thursday 4 April 2024

Internal Medicine Head Veterinary Nurse

CARE – Centre for Animal Referral and Emergency

• Permanent full-time basis
• Attractive above-award remuneration.
• Fully equipped hospital with modern facilities.
• An industry leading team based in the heart of Melbourne.

The Centre for Animal Referral and Emergency (CARE) is looking for a motivated, enthusiastic, and conscientious nurse to lead the Internal Medicine Nurse team. If you are passionate about veterinary nursing and have the desire to grow your knowledge and abilities further, CARE will help you develop the skills and experience you need to excel!

About Us

CARE is a well-equipped, multi-specialist veterinary hospital located in Collingwood, in the heart of metropolitan Melbourne. It is a rapidly growing clinic with a busy and interesting caseload. We aim for gold standard patient care at all times and pride ourselves on our friendly, cohesive working environment. We strive for excellent relationships with our referring veterinarians and clients.

The Medicine team consists of two full-time and one part-time internal medicine clinicians, as well as our excellent support staff. We work closely with the specialist surgery and 24-hour emergency and critical care departments. Our priority is to provide outstanding patient care with compassion whilst maintaining exceptional clinical standards.

The Role

The internal medicine head nurse position is an exciting opportunity to extend and advance your nursing career.  The role will comprise of clinical and administrative duties, responsibilities including but not limited to:

• Co-ordination of the daily operation and tasks of the medicine department through continuous and clear communication with senior members of all departments.
• Care of both hospitalised patients and outpatients, assisting in sample collection, sedation, preparation, restraint, and anaesthesia of medicine patients for further specialised diagnostics, such as ultrasound or endoscopy
• Daily communication with both clients and referring veterinarians.
• Optimise scheduling of appointments and procedures throughout the week.
• Working with the senior nurses in other departments to maintain cleanliness/hygiene and order of the hospital.
• Supervision and growth of the medicine nursing staff.
• Co-ordination of the medicine nursing roster.
• Monitoring of stock levels of medicine-only consumables
• Equipment maintenance.

Life at CARE

The successful candidate will enjoy:

• A rich and fulfilling career in a high-performing and well-regarded specialist and emergency centre.
• Competitive above-award remuneration, commensurate with skill level and experience.
• The excitement and challenges that come with our interesting and varied medicine caseload.
• Mentorship and opportunities for continuing professional development.
• A friendly and welcoming team of like-minded professionals.
• Relocation assistance and potential for visa sponsorship for international candidates.
• A workplace community that promotes employee wellbeing, satisfaction, and retention.
• Access to our Employee Assistance Program (EAP), providing free and confidential counselling on issues of work, money, family, health, and everything in between.
• Great staff amenities which include complimentary snacks, beverages, espresso coffee, and fresh fruit delivered weekly.
• Generous discounts on a range of hospital products and services.
• An easy commute to work, owing to our close proximity to multimodal public transport and major arterial freeways. Secure off-street staff car parking is available.
• A centrally located workplace in one of Melbourne's most exciting lifestyle precincts.

About You

The ideal candidate would have a Cert IV or higher in veterinary nursing. They would be professional, genuine, and personable, with exceptional written and verbal communication skills. It is important that the successful candidate works well with our team and is able to adapt to and problem-solve any challenges that may come their way.  While previous referral hospital experience is preferred, previous leadership experience is advantageous but not essential; we will help you develop your leadership skills.

Interested? Apply now via the link below!

About Starbucks Australia

Starbucks has a strong national presence on the Eastern Seaboard and ambitious growth plans to open 100 drive thru stores in the next 5 years. We are currently seeking a Network Property Analyst/Assistant Development Manager who preferably has retail/ QSR property experience to deliver our pipeline of drive-thru developments.

Being a Starbucks partner means having the opportunity to be something more than just an employee. Our mission is to nurture the limitless possibilities of human connection with every cup, conversation and community. Starbucks first opened its doors in 2000 in Sydney, New South Wales. Fast forward 23 years later, Starbucks Australia is a privately-owned company operating 71 stores in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland, with the growth expanding to Western Australia in the second half of 2024!

The Position

This role will support the Property team in developing a network strategy focusing on:

• New drive thru store pipeline, network planning and new store location selection 
• Research and sales estimation
• Helping to find, evaluate, and acquire new store opportunities nationally 
• Sourcing ideal sites to develop into new Starbucks stores based on necessary research and analysis carried out in addition to financial metrics. 
• Day to day property tasks and administration will also form part of the role.

We’re looking for a passionate, driven and experienced Partnership Lead to support the growth of our impact agenda, and deliver exceptional service to our client partners.

We are mostly based in Yálla-birr-ang (Collingwood, Melbourne) and we welcome applications from all lands and backgrounds. We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, mature age workers and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTIQA+) people.

About Today

We are Australia’s most awarded social impact agency.

We use design and technology to make change happen, at pace and at scale. In the last 12 months, we’ve designed and built Australia’s first online family violence intervention order, established a new approach to co-design for the Victorian mental health sector, built a peer-to-peer product that helps people learn Auslan, and launched a campaign to shift mainstream perceptions of climate change—plus many more.

Our practice is built on strong foundations of human-centred design and digital making. There are 50 of us, working across strategy, research, design, content, delivery and a wonderful support team.

At Today, you’ll experience a welcoming environment filled with smart, fun and caring people from a wide variety of backgrounds and disciplines, who are passionate about creativity, making change, and learning from each other.

About this role

We’re interested in meeting talented Partnership Leads who thrive on building long lasting, strategic partnerships with clients. You will enjoy collaborating to secure and nurture partnerships and projects that have a positive impact on people, society and the environment.

Your days will be spent:

• Managing a diverse portfolio of existing client partnerships, small to large, and across all impact areas
• Building trust with new and existing clients, by connecting with their people and understanding their context and what they’re trying to achieve
• Working to agreed quarterly goals for nurturing existing clients and targets for commercial growth and lead generation
• Co-developing strategic, measurable partnership plans with senior leaders in the business
• Listening deeply to understand our clients' context, goals and challenges, and share this knowledge effectively with the team
• Working with our Partnerships team to surface insights relevant to the client and team
• Nurturing new opportunities into projects by shaping high quality proposals and pitches, in collaboration with the Business Director and New business supporters

You will be able to demonstrate:

• 3+ years experience in a similar role
• Proven experience in partnership development, with a successful track record of managing and growing strategic relationships
• Excellent organisational and project management skills, with the ability to prioritise and manage multiple initiatives simultaneously
• Knowledge of the design, technology and impact industries
• Strong negotiation and communication skills, with the ability to influence and collaborate effectively at all levels
• Event management and client hosting experience
• That you can legally work in Australia.

You will also bring:

• Passion for building long term strategic partnerships
• An ability to thrive in a collaborative, creative team environment
• You treat others with kindness, empathy and respect
• You are optimistic and bring humour, lightness and play into your work
• You approach every moment thinking ‘how can I help?’

We encourage everyone to apply for this role.

Research indicates that while men apply to jobs when they meet an average of 60% of the criteria, women and other marginalised people tend to only apply when they check every box. If you don't have all the experience, this is not a deterrent - we will hire on potential. So if you feel that this is something you could and would love to do, please apply anyway and be honest about what you've done and want to learn. We are interested in growing people within the role.

We work on work with purpose. Our projects see us finding solutions to big, complex challenges around climate, care and communities.

Above all else we strive to protect our team’s capacity for resilience and their general wellbeing. This goes beyond our dog-friendly workplace and regular pub lunches as a team.

• We offer a compelling career framework and learning budget to support your growth
• Today is a truly flexible workplace, making space and valuing the other important parts of your life, including generous parental leave and your birthday off
• You are actively empowered to help shape the business, the work we do and the impact we create
• We have an open workplace culture that asks for everyone’s input and is constantly welcoming new ideas and ways of working
• You will work in close-knit, multi-disciplinary, self-managed project teams that make interesting, beautiful things that positively impact the community
• Everyone is equally talented and trusts each other to experiment, and suggest new ways to crack client problems, there is no hierarchy
• There are frequent and respected check-in sessions—digitally or in person—to form strong team bonds
• You will have the opportunity to develop skills on the job through collaborating with great minds on complex problems
• We aspire to create the perfect conditions for creatives to do their best work, work they are proud of, work that makes a difference

We’re looking for a creative, driven and experienced Senior Digital Producer to manage a range of projects with purpose.

We encourage applications from First Nations Australians, people with a disability, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, mature age workers and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTIQ+) people.

About Today

Today is an award-winning strategic design studio working across health, education, giving and public service.

We use design and technology to make change happen at pace and at scale. In the last 12 months, we’ve designed and built Australia’s first online family violence intervention order, established a new approach to co-design for the Victorian mental health sector, built a peer-to-peer product that helps people learn Auslan, and launched a campaign to shift mainstream perceptions of climate change—plus much more.

Our practice is built on strong foundations of human-centred design and digital making. There are 50 of us, based mostly in Melbourne, working across strategy, research, design, content and delivery, backed by a wonderful support team.

You’ll experience a welcoming environment filled with smart, fun and caring people from a wide variety of backgrounds and disciplines who are passionate about creativity and making change.

The opportunity

We’re interested in meeting talented Senior Digital Producers who are keen to work across a broad range of projects including research, CX, branding, digital, product and much more.

We’re looking for people who enjoy collaborating in a meaningful way to create work that has a positive impact on people, society and the environment. You're passionate about supporting teams to deliver impactful work, a masterly coordinator and experienced with agile methods.

Your days will be spent

• Leading the delivery of large digital and strategic projects
• Being a point of contact for our wonderful clients across projects
• Managing project teams, sprints and outcomes
• Coordinating day-to-day project activities across projects
• Being part of our multidisciplinary team to deliver a positive impact

• 4+ years digital production experience in agencies
• Experience running digital and strategic projects
• Experience with budget management - managing, tracking, forecasting and reporting
• Experience with complex external stakeholder engagement
• Experience with human-centred design
• Experience with agile methods
• Exceptional communications skills
• You must be legally able to work in Australia, without limitations

You should

• Have an ability to thrive in a collaborative, creative team environment
• Want to treat others with kindness, empathy and respect
• Be optimistic and bring humour, lightness and play into your work
• Approach every moment thinking ‘how can I help?’
• Be a keen problem-solver
• Have an eye for detail
• Be interested in working on projects that address social/environmental issues

We work on work with purpose. Our projects see us finding solutions to big, complex challenges around climate, care and communities.

Above all else we strive to protect our team’s capacity for resilience and their general wellbeing. This goes beyond our dog-friendly workplace and regular pub lunches as a team.

• We offer a compelling career framework and learning budget to support your growth
• Today is a truly flexible workplace, making space and valuing the other important parts of your life, including generous parental leave and your birthday off
• You are actively empowered to help shape the business, the work we do and the impact we create
• We have an open workplace culture that asks for everyone’s input and is constantly welcoming new ideas and ways of working
• You will work in close-knit, multi-disciplinary, self-managed project teams that make interesting, beautiful things that positively impact the community
• Everyone is equally talented and trusts each other to experiment, and suggest new ways to crack client problems, there is no hierarchy
• There are frequent and respected check-in sessions—digitally or in person—to form strong team bonds
• You will have the opportunity to develop skills on the job through collaborating with great minds on complex problems
• We aspire to create the perfect conditions for creatives to do their best work, work they are proud of, work that makes a difference

Learn more about our values, commitment to diversity, inclusion and equality and the way we work at today.design/careers.

Life as a Talent Manager:

Reporting to the head of partner resources and a key part of the HR leadership team, you will play an integral role in leading the national recruitment strategy, manage a small and effective team whilst owning the corporate recruitment portfolio.  

This is a rewarding and fast paced position that requires someone who is genuinely a ‘people person' and loves connecting with others, someone who thrives under pressure, meets deadlines, has a passion for recruitment and wants to make a positive contribution.

Your role responsibilities will involve but not be limited to:

• Collaborating closely with senior business leaders to develop and implement strategic resourcing plans to address critical workforce segments and addressing talent shortages
• Lead, coach and develop a high performing team to ensure delivery of a great experience for all stakeholders and candidates
• Utilising a variety of attraction strategies and contemporary recruitment methodologies that balance attracting strong talent pipelines with speed to market
• Continue to review and improve the Talent Acquisition operating model and partner with senior leaders to understand key business, customer, environmental, social, technology that will enable talent attraction, speed to hire, and stable candidate pipeline
•  
• Work closely with the Operations team to assess and identify internal talent and integrate in to workforce and recruitment planning.
• Continuous improvement and maintenance of collateral and record keeping to ensure the internal talent pipeline is relevant and current.
• Use a range of data and metrics to monitor performance to generate insights and identify opportunities for continuous improvements
• Work collaboratively across Starbucks Australia’s Leadership team to continually improve the service and experience that our team collectively deliver
• Lead key strategic talent acquisition projects ensuring any changes affecting the business and the team are implemented in line with Starbucks policies and values

• Ongoing, full-time position
• Generous SCHCADS Award Salary on offer - SCHCADS Level 8.1 $120,331.12
• Convenient inner-city location
• Exciting new role

About the Organisation

Djirra is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation with over 20 years’ experience accompanying Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, and their children, on their individual journeys. We find solutions through Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women sharing their stories, journeys, and experiences. Djirra celebrates women’s strength and resilience. We are committed to a future without family violence.

We deliver holistic, culturally safe, specialist family violence support, legal services and case management, alongside cultural and wellbeing workshops, and programs. Our services have state-wide reach, touching every part of Victoria to meet the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women. Self-determination is the foundation of everything we do.

Djirra amplifies the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women. We advocate for system-wide change to improve access to justice, eliminate systemic violence, and strengthen women’s resilience.

We are an active member of the National Family Violence Prevention and Legal Services Forum, the peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are experiencing or at risk of family violence.

About the Role

Reporting to the Director, Strategy and working closely with the Office of the CEO, your primary objective is to develop and execute the entire strategic communications strategy which will include external communications (80%) and internal communications (20%). This is a strategic and hand-on opportunity.

You will manage the annual communications calendar and develop and oversee implementation of communications plans and content to ensure key messages are developed across both external and internal audiences. A key focus is external communications and you will source, write and publish positive stories in a variety of channels including social media and the website, as well pitching to the media to secure for this purpose-driven brand support for its key priorities set out in the Strategic Plan 2023 - 2028.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply.

Applications will close midnight Sunday 11 February 2024, or as soon as a suitable applicant is found.

Please do not hesitate to contact Teresa Kyprianou, HR Advisor on [email protected] for a confidential discussion if you would like further information.

• A Working with Children Check Card
• A National Police Check
• A relevant tertiary qualification in Journalism, Communications or Public Relations, ideally at Masters level.

• Attractive salary packaging options (including meals and entertainment)
• Generous leave provisions apply and annual leave loading

• Employee Assistance Program with supportive, confidential counselling for personal and work concern
• Access to company vehicles for any work related travel
• Cultural awareness training in both formal and informal settings is provided
• Conveniently located in Collingwood near public transport and nearby to some great cafes, restaurants, and the Smith St shopping precinct

• Ongoing, full-time position
• Generous SCHCADS Award Salary on offer - SCHCADS Level 4.1 $82,045.60
• Convenient inner-city location
• Exciting new role

About the Organisation

Djirra is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation with over 20 years’ experience accompanying Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, and their children, on their individual journeys. We find solutions through Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women sharing their stories, journeys, and experiences. Djirra celebrates women’s strength and resilience. We are committed to a future without family violence.

We deliver holistic, culturally safe, specialist family violence support, legal services and case management, alongside cultural and wellbeing workshops, and programs. Our services have state-wide reach, touching every part of Victoria to meet the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women. Self-determination is the foundation of everything we do.

Djirra amplifies the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women. We advocate for system-wide change to improve access to justice, eliminate systemic violence, and strengthen women’s resilience.

We are an active member of the National Family Violence Prevention and Legal Services Forum, the peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are experiencing or at risk of family violence.

About the Role

Reporting to the Head of Strategic Communications, the role supports Djirra’s marketing and communications and engagement activities and projects, and monitors and reports on the effectiveness of communications.

Under the direction of the Head of Strategic Communications and working with the Communications and Engagement Coordinator, you will help implement media and communications activity, underpinning our efforts to effectively communicate Djirra priorities and build Djirra’s public profile, provide timely and accurate measurement and reporting of communications activities, undertake effective copywriting and provide administrative support.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply.

Applications will close midnight Sunday 11 February 2024, or as soon as a suitable applicant is found.

Please do not hesitate to contact Teresa Kyprianou, HR Advisor on [email protected] for a confidential discussion if you would like further information.

• A Working with Children Check Card
• A National Police Check
• A degree in communications, public relations, journalism, or marketing would be highly regarded. Working history in this area is highly favourable.

• Attractive salary packaging options (including meals and entertainment)
• Generous leave provisions apply and annual leave loading

• Employee Assistance Program with supportive, confidential counselling for personal and work concern
• Cultural awareness training in both formal and informal settings is provided
• Conveniently located in Collingwood near public transport and nearby to some great cafes, restaurants, and the Smith St shopping precinct

Greencross Operations Manager Specialist and Emergency

Victoria based role.

About Us

Greencross is Australia's largest integrated pet wellness organisation, boasting a national presence through a network of retail stores (Petbarn and City Farmers), veterinary practices (Greencross Vets), and our cutting-edge Animal Emergency Hospitals apart of our Animal Referral and Emergency Network (AREN). Our purpose is to create a happier world through the love of pets. We seek a results-driven leader who embodies our core values: Passion, Authenticity, Caring, Knowledge, and Togetherness.

Join Our Team as Operations Manager, Specialty & Emergency!

As the Operations Manager reporting directly to the General Manager, Specialty & Emergency, you will be at the forefront, assuming full responsibility for overseeing the Specialty and Emergency Veterinary business within a specific region. This dynamic position requires the development and execution of comprehensive strategies and business plans aimed at driving success.

In your role, you will lead a dedicated cohort of Business Managers and hospital directors, holding them accountable for the commercial performance of their respective hospitals. Your responsibilities cover the entire spectrum of demand stimulation and retention, placing a strong emphasis on effective client attraction and retention strategies alongside the highest possible standards of patient care.

With P&L responsibility for your portfolio, including the execution of agreed plans and targets, you will lead a team capable of supporting an evolving business. This involves adeptly managing recruitment and retention, overseeing clinical standards, and ensuring that quality processes are consistently met.

You will compile and interpret financial and statistical reports to provide comprehensive oversight, delivering strategic and operational analysis to the senior Greencross and local management teams.  If you're ready to take on a leadership role that will significantly impact the veterinary business, we invite you to apply. Join us in our commitment to achieving excellence, fostering growth, and delivering outstanding service in the Specialty and Emergency Veterinary sector.

Your Role and Responsibilities:

• Management of nine S&E Hospitals, including P&L accountability, clinical performance accountability, and client satisfaction.
• Strategic planning and leadership support for each hospital within the region.
• Develop a solid understanding of each individual hospital.
• Implement and manage processes to review and improve hospital performance.
• Maintain a strong customer focus, adding value to clinics through a deep understanding of the market.
• Build relationships with key stakeholders in all hospitals, including shareholders.
• Develop, motivate, and lead Business Managers, Veterinary Directors, and Team Members.
• Establish working relationships between GP Area Managers, GP Practice Managers, Regional Clinical Directors, Clinics, and support office departments.

Competencies to succeed:

Essential:

• A bachelor’s degree in business or a related field, or extensive business management expertise.
• A minimum of 5 years’ experience in a similar role, showcasing strong leadership, team-building,  notable financial growth, P&L management and reporting.
• Negotiation and financial management skills with capabilities in identifying financial levers, building and clearly articulating business cases and delivery of strategic plans.
• A collaborative approach, ability to lead change with strong interpersonal skills
• High level of energy, self-directed attitude and an ability to work independently.
• High level of emotional intelligence and well-developed influencing and communication skills
• The ability to coach, develop, and support peers.
• Strong problem-solving skills for complex matters.
• Demonstrated ability to lead and manage a team towards goal achievement and outcomes consistent with organisational objectives.
• Highly organised and ability to adapt quickly to changing priorities.
• Strong IT skills, including databases and the Microsoft Office Suite.
• Valid Driver’s License and the ability to travel interstate for site management.

Desirable:

• A bachelor’s degree in Veterinarian Science, Technology, Science or Business.
• Extensive experience within the Veterinary or Medical Industry
• Multi-Site Management experience, with a strong understanding of the challenges of supporting a 24/7 business.
• Proven track record in business and financial principles including budget development.

How to Apply

Please provide your resume and cover letter via the link below.

We’re looking for a resourceful, thoughtful and creative human to lead strategy, service and innovation projects for the benefit of people and planet.

We are mostly based in Yálla-birr-ang (Collingwood, Melbourne) and we welcome applications from all lands and backgrounds. We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, mature age workers and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTIQA+) people.

About Today

We are Australia’s most awarded social impact agency.

We use design and technology to make change happen, at pace and at scale. In the last 12 months, we’ve designed and built Australia’s first online family violence intervention order, established a new approach to co-design for the Victorian mental health sector, built a peer-to-peer product that helps people learn Auslan, and launched a campaign to shift mainstream perceptions of climate change—plus many more.

Our practice is built on strong foundations of human-centred design and digital making. There are 50 of us, based mostly in Naarm (Melbourne), working across strategy, research, design, content, delivery and a wonderful support team.

You’ll experience a welcoming environment filled with smart, fun and caring people from a wide variety of backgrounds and disciplines, who are passionate about creativity, making change, and learning from each other.

We’re looking for an experienced strategic design or service design lead, with a solid (8+ years) experience. You’ll be part of a strategic design team that has diverse skills across service design, digital strategy and innovation, with a well-developed research practice and a strong focus on co-design.

You’ll be experienced with:

• Service, product and business design
• Facilitation
• Co-design
• Human-centred design
• Systems thinking
• Experimentation and hypotheses-led approaches
• Change management
• Bringing clarity to ambiguity
• Aligning and navigating stakeholders and partnerships
• Coaching and mentoring

You will also demonstrate:

• Passion for delivering work that makes social and environmental impact
• Experience with managing multiple, complex projects, with constraints of budget and time
• An ability to thrive in a collaborative, creative team environment
• You treat others with kindness, empathy and respect
• You are optimistic and bring humour, lightness and play into your work
• You approach every moment thinking ‘how can I help?’
• You know your strengths and can support others to grow their skills in these areas

What you’ll be doing:

• Conducting research and gathering inspiration from interesting places
• Leading multidisciplinary teams on projects big and small, from early discovery to implementation
• Collaboratively developing ideas for business models, services and products
• Proposing improvements to organisations with big ambitions for impact
• Giving form to ideas through wireframes, prototypes or service scenarios
• Facilitating workshops and other collaborative experiences with clients, stakeholders and people with lived experience
• Effectively communicating ideas using a variety of techniques, including storytelling, user journeys, system maps, and service blueprints
• Building cases for change based on robust data and best practices
• Supporting business development and client engagement
• Coaching and supporting others in the team
• Taking an active interest in the design discipline and regularly sharing the subject with the broader team and community

Working at Today

We work on work with purpose. Our projects see us finding solutions to big, complex challenges around climate, care and communities.

Above all else we strive to protect our team’s capacity for resilience and their general wellbeing. This goes beyond our dog-friendly workplace and regular pub lunches as a team.

• We offer a compelling career framework and learning budget to support your growth
• Today is a truly flexible workplace, making space and valuing the other important parts of your life, including generous parental leave and your birthday off
• You are actively empowered to help shape the business, the work we do and the impact we create
• You will work in close-knit, multi-disciplinary, self-managed project teams that make interesting, beautiful things that positively impact the community
• Everyone is equally talented and trusts each other to experiment and suggest new ways to crack client problems
• We aspire to create the perfect conditions for creatives to do their best work, work they are proud of, work that makes a difference

Learn more about our values, commitment to diversity, inclusion and equality and the way we work at today.design/careers.

We’re interested in meeting talented Project Managers who want to work on projects with purpose. 

We are mostly based in ngar-go (Fitzroy, Melbourne) and we welcome applications from all lands and backgrounds. We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, mature age workers and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTIQA+) people.

About Today

We are Australia’s most awarded social impact agency.

We use design and technology to make change happen, at pace and at scale. In the last 12 months, we’ve designed and built Australia’s first online family violence intervention order, established a new approach to co-design for the Victorian mental health sector, built a peer-to-peer product that helps people learn Auslan, and launched a campaign to shift mainstream perceptions of climate change—plus many more.

Our practice is built on strong foundations of human-centred design and digital making. There are 50 of us, working across strategy, research, design, content, delivery and a wonderful support team.

At Today, you’ll experience a welcoming environment filled with smart, fun and caring people from a wide variety of backgrounds and disciplines, who are passionate about creativity, making change, and learning from each other.

About this role

We’re interested in meeting talented Project Managers who enjoy collaborating in a meaningful way to create work that has a positive impact on people, society and the environment. You're passionate about supporting teams to deliver impactful work, a masterly coordinator and experienced with agile methods.

Your days will be spent:

• Leading the delivery of large strategic or digital projects
• Being a point of contact for our wonderful clients across projects
• Managing project teams, requirements, sprints and outcomes
• Coordinating day-to-day project activities across projects
• Being part of our multidisciplinary team to deliver positive impact

You will be above to demonstrate:

• 4+ years project management experience in agencies or organisations
• Experience running strategic, product or digital projects
• Experience with human-centred design
• Experience with agile methods
• A level of comfort with ambiguity, complexity and a process for working through it
• Exceptional communications skills
• You must be legally able to work in Australia

You will also bring:

• An ability to thrive in a collaborative, creative team environment
• You treat others with kindness, empathy and respect
• You are optimistic and bring humour, lightness and play into your work
• You approach every moment thinking ‘how can I help?’
• You know your strengths and can support others to grow their skills in these areas

We work on work with purpose. Our projects see us finding solutions to big, complex challenges around climate, care and communities.

Above all else we strive to protect our team’s capacity for resilience and their general wellbeing. This goes beyond our dog-friendly workplace and regular pub lunches as a team.

• We offer a compelling career framework and learning budget to support your growth
• Today is a truly flexible workplace, making space and valuing the other important parts of your life, including generous parental leave and your birthday off
• You are actively empowered to help shape the business, the work we do and the impact we create
• We have an open workplace culture that asks for everyone’s input and is constantly welcoming new ideas and ways of working
• You will work in close-knit, multi-disciplinary, self-managed project teams that make interesting, beautiful things that positively impact the community
• Everyone is equally talented and trusts each other to experiment, and suggest new ways to crack client problems, there is no hierarchy
• There are frequent and respected check-in sessions—digitally or in person—to form strong team bonds
• You will have the opportunity to develop skills on the job through collaborating with great minds on complex problems
• We aspire to create the perfect conditions for creatives to do their best work, work they are proud of, work that makes a difference

We’re interested in meeting talented Business Analysts who want to work on projects with purpose. 

We are mostly based in ngar-go (Fitzroy, Melbourne) and we welcome applications from all lands and backgrounds. We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, mature age workers and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTIQA+) people.

About Today

We are Australia’s most awarded social impact agency.

We use design and technology to make change happen, at pace and at scale. In the last 12 months, we’ve designed and built Australia’s first online family violence intervention order, established a new approach to co-design for the Victorian mental health sector, built a peer-to-peer product that helps people learn Auslan, and launched a campaign to shift mainstream perceptions of climate change—plus many more.

Our practice is built on strong foundations of human-centred design and digital making. There are 50 of us, working across strategy, research, design, content, delivery and a wonderful support team.

At Today, you’ll experience a welcoming environment filled with smart, fun and caring people from a wide variety of backgrounds and disciplines, who are passionate about creativity, making change, and learning from each other.

About this role

We’re interested in meeting talented Business Analysts who enjoy collaborating in a meaningful way to create work that has a positive impact on people, society and the environment. As a Business Analyst at Today, you will play a pivotal role in translating insights into precise requirements and ensuring a seamless connection between the needs of the user and the technical solution.

Your days will be spent:

• Translating insights into development requirements, bridging the gap between user experience design and technical implementation
• Creating user journey maps and technical maps to ensure alignment between user needs and technical solutions
• Collaborating with cross-functional teams to understand and define the scope in technical terms, advocating for the user perspective throughout the process
• Acting as the bridge between experience design and technical teams, ensuring effective communication and understanding of project goals and user requirements
• Participating in research efforts to gather insights and contribute to technical scoping sessions
• Contributing to sprint planning, backlog grooming, and agile rituals to drive project success
• Advocating for accessibility and ensuring compliance with WCAG 2.0 standards

You will be above to demonstrate:

• 3+ years experience as a Business Analayst or Technical Project Manager in an agency, consultancy or large organisation
• Experience with human-centred design
• Advanced understanding of WCAG 2.0 standards, with demonstrated knowledge of additional accessibility standards
• Experience with agile methods
• A level of comfort with ambiguity, complexity and a process for working through it
• Exceptional communications skills
• You must be legally able to work in Australia

You will also bring:

• An ability to thrive in a collaborative, creative team environment
• You treat others with kindness, empathy and respect
• You are optimistic and bring humour, lightness and play into your work
• You approach every moment thinking ‘how can I help?’
• You know your strengths and can support others to grow their skills in these areas

We work on work with purpose. Our projects see us finding solutions to big, complex challenges around climate, care and communities.

Above all else we strive to protect our team’s capacity for resilience and their general wellbeing. This goes beyond our dog-friendly workplace and regular pub lunches as a team.

• We offer a compelling career framework and learning budget to support your growth
• Today is a truly flexible workplace, making space and valuing the other important parts of your life, including generous parental leave and your birthday off
• You are actively empowered to help shape the business, the work we do and the impact we create
• We have an open workplace culture that asks for everyone’s input and is constantly welcoming new ideas and ways of working
• You will work in close-knit, multi-disciplinary, self-managed project teams that make interesting, beautiful things that positively impact the community
• Everyone is equally talented and trusts each other to experiment, and suggest new ways to crack client problems, there is no hierarchy
• There are frequent and respected check-in sessions—digitally or in person—to form strong team bonds
• You will have the opportunity to develop skills on the job through collaborating with great minds on complex problems
• We aspire to create the perfect conditions for creatives to do their best work, work they are proud of, work that makes a difference

• Fulltime/ongoing position
• Generous SCHCADS Award Salary - Level 8.1 ($120,331.12pa plus superannuation)
• Brand new exciting role!

About the Organisation

Djirra is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation with over 20 years’ experience accompanying Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, and their children, on their individual journeys. We find solutions through Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women sharing their stories, journeys, and experiences. Djirra celebrates women’s strength and resilience. We are committed to a future without family violence.

We deliver holistic, culturally safe, specialist family violence support, legal services and case management, alongside cultural and wellbeing workshops, and programs. Our services have state-wide reach, touching every part of Victoria to meet the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women. Self-determination is the foundation of everything we do.

Djirra amplifies the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women. We advocate for system-wide change to improve access to justice, eliminate systemic violence, and strengthen women’s resilience.

We are an active member of the National Family Violence Prevention and Legal Services Forum, the peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are experiencing or at risk of family violence.

About the Role

Working closely with the Senior Executive Team, program development and grant writing teams, this is a strategic opportunity for an experienced engagement and philanthropy professional to establish a new function at Djirra. In establishing this function, you will both have strategic and operational responsibilities.  

A key part of this position is to drive the development and implementation of Djirra’s engagement and philanthropy strategy, including building on existing, and establishing new strategic partnerships with donors, universities (internships, research etc) and philanthropic organisations that support Djirra’s vision.  

Another key part of the role is building Djirra’s sustainability through diversifying income. You will be a strong communicator, working closely with the CEO, senior executive team and the program development team (which includes a grant writer), as well as a range of external stakeholders to identify, nurture and grow relationships for Djirra.

We are on the search for values driven, enthusiastic, hands-on professional with a creative and innovative approach to problem solving, and a passion in driving change for Aboriginal women experiencing family violence.

This role will be based primarily in our Collingwood office, with the opportunity to work from our head office in Abbotsford and from our newest office in Melton at times.

Further information, including a detailed position description is available on our website here: https://djirra.org.au/get-involved/work-with-us/

Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply.

Applications will close midnight Friday 12 January 2024.

• A Working with Children Check Card
• A Police Check
• A current driver’s license is essential. Some out-of-hours travel, regular regional travel and/or overnights may be required.

• Attractive salary packaging options (including meals and entertainment) available.
• Generous leave provisions apply
• Ability to enter into the ADO program
• Employee Assistance Program with supportive, confidential counselling for personal and work concern
• Conveniently located in Collingwood near public transport and nearby to some great cafes, restaurants, and the Smith St shopping precinct
• Cultural awareness training in both formal and informal settings is provided

We’re looking for a creative and driven Senior Digital Producer to manage a range of projects with purpose. We are ideally looking for someone with availability from January, for a 6 month contract to cover upcoming parental leave.

We encourage applications from First Nations Australians, people with a disability, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, mature age workers and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTIQ+) people.

About Today

Today is an award-winning strategic design studio working across health, education, giving and public service.

We use design and technology to make change happen at pace and at scale. In the last 12 months, we’ve designed and built Australia’s first online family violence intervention order, established a new approach to co-design for the Victorian mental health sector, built a peer-to-peer product that helps people learn Auslan, and launched a campaign to shift mainstream perceptions of climate change—plus much more.

Our practice is built on strong foundations of human-centred design and digital making. There are 50 of us, based mostly in Melbourne, working across strategy, research, design, content and delivery, backed by a wonderful support team.

You’ll experience a welcoming environment filled with smart, fun and caring people from a wide variety of backgrounds and disciplines who are passionate about creativity and making change.

The opportunity

We’re interested in meeting talented Senior Digital Producers who are keen to work across a broad range of projects including research, CX, branding, digital, product and much more.

We’re looking for people who enjoy collaborating in a meaningful way to create work that has a positive impact on people, society and the environment. You're passionate about supporting teams to deliver impactful work, a masterly coordinator and experienced with agile methodology.

Your days will be spent

• Leading the delivery of large digital and strategic projects
• Being a point of contact for our wonderful clients across projects
• Managing project teams, sprints and outcomes
• Coordinating day-to-day project activities across projects
• Being part of our multidisciplinary team to deliver positive impact

• 4+ years digital production experience in agencies or organisations

• Experience running large digital and strategic projects
• Experience with human-centred design
• Experience with agile methodologies
• Exceptional communications skills
• You must be legally able to work in Australia

You should

• Have an ability to thrive in a collaborative, creative team environment
• Want to treat others with kindness, empathy and respect
• Be optimistic and bring humour, lightness and play into your work
• Approach every moment thinking ‘how can I help?’
• Be a keen problem-solver
• Have an eye for detail
• Be interested in working on projects that address social/environmental issues

• community-inspiredWork on projects with purpose. We work on big, complex challenges around people, communities and planet
• Our studio is set up to welcome clients in and develop close partnerships
• A creative, open workplace culture that asks for everyone’s input and is constantly welcoming new ideas and ways of working
• You are actively empowered to help shape the business, the work we do and the impact we create
• We care about people’s learning and career ambitions and have a compelling career framework to support this
• We offer an annual professional development allowance and time off for learning activities - we want you to grow
• A truly flexible workplace to make space for the other important parts of your life, including generous parental leave and your birthday off
• Bring your whole self to work. We love working with people who bring their personality, their experience and their uniqueness to the team
• An inclusive working environment that is warm and community inspired