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About us

Carpentaria is a not-for-profit organisation providing disability and therapy services for children, adolescents and adults in the Northern Territory. We deliver innovative and flexible services to empower people to thrive and live a great life, and we are committed to a philosophy that respects the rights of individuals to make informed choices about their lives.

 

About the role

We are searching for a Speech Pathologist to deliver specialist services to adults with complex swallowing and communication needs. You will work as part of our multi-disciplinary Therapy Services team, to deliver person-centred services to enhance participation and independence, empowering people with a disability to live a full life and achieve their goals. You will also have the opportunity to be part of our remote clinical team and deliver speech pathology services across remote communities in the Top End and Central Australia. 

Responsibilities include:


Working in a culturally diverse environment, providing a contemporary, evidence-based speech pathology service, including assessment, treatment planning and evaluation, for people presenting with a wide range of conditions and syndromes, with a focus on dysphagia and swallowing disorders
Working with clients and their representatives to identify individualised goals and preferences, developing dysphagia, mealtime management, and/or communication plans
Selecting, developing, and tailoring augmentative and alternative communication systems, programs and resources for participants with communication needs 
Leading and contributing to the development of individual and group programs within Carpentaria Therapy Service areas


 

About you

This position is open to candidates seeking either full-time or part-time employment. We are looking for someone with experience in the delivery of speech pathology services within a disability sector context, with a focus on dysphagia and swallowing disorders, and the ability to develop individualised strategies and clinical management plans that are responsive to the person’s needs and in line with their goals.

You will have a positive attitude and be adaptive and flexible to the changing needs of clients, NDIS and the organisation. Throughout your work you will build on strengths, and where challenges arise, you will approach them collaboratively, in partnership with families, carers, teachers and colleagues.

In addition, you will be able to demonstrate:


Tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology and current Certification with Speech Pathology Australia 
Minimum 2 years of clinical experience with adult caseload including experience working with people with specialised or complex needs and disability
Well-developed interpersonal, communication, negotiation and influencing skills
Demonstrated clinical competency and experience in conducting assessments and writing high quality individualised assessment and program reports


You will also need to hold (or have the ability to obtain) a current Ochre Card, Criminal History Check, NDIS Worker Screening Clearance, First Aid certificate, evidence of Australian work rights, and an NT Drivers Licence.
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Challenger Limited is an ASX-listed investment management firm managing $105 billion in assets (as at 30 June 2023). Life with us is fast moving and always exciting. Together we’re driving to deliver our vision to provide our customers with financial security for a better retirement.

We achieve this goal by providing a work environment where people from diverse backgrounds, with a range of skills and experiences can contribute and succeed.

Join us as an Accountant in our Group Financial Control Team

- You'll be joining a tight knit, cohesive and collaborative team, who are passionate about supporting each other and identifying opportunities for continuous improvement in everything they do.
- You’ll be responsible for the day-to-day accounting of Challenger Group Services Pty Limited, which is the main operating entity and service company for the Group.
- We work flexibly from our Sydney CBD Office where you can expect to work 3 days in the office and 2 days from home.
About the Team

Group Financial Control is a team of six (6) working towards the common goal of delivering the statutory reporting and financial results for the Challenger Group, along with accounting support for strategic transactions, and monthly consolidated results.

Team members share common tasks and work collaboratively, as well as owning unique tasks depending on your role and experience. The wider finance team includes Life Financial Control, Business Performance, Tax, Treasury, Actuarial, Risk & Compliance, with teams operating in a highly interactive and collaborative manner.

The role

As an Accountant you’ll provide hands on financial control and accounting support to the Group Financial Control team as well as involvement in the Challenger Group interim reporting process (for inclusion in Group ASX external reporting) and monthly management reporting.

You’ll continually drive process improvements and automation initiatives across both the Group, Treasury, and Artega reporting and financial control areas.

Other key responsibilities will include (but aren’t limited to):

- Preparation of monthly balance sheet reconciliations
- Monthly reporting of results and analytical review
- Tax effect accounting and tax return completion
- Consolidation & cashflow reporting (preparation and review of consolidation journals, performing key checks etc.)
- Preparation of audit files and dealing with auditors with regards to audit queries
- Board papers preparation, including workpapers for audit and risk committees; as well as preparation of accounting memos on new standards or areas of reporting.
- Preparation of audit files and dealing with auditors with regards to audit queries
- Develop and maintain strong working relationships with key business stakeholders and wider finance colleagues.
- Ongoing review of procedures and processes to identify opportunities to improve efficiencies, facilitate process changes and ensure appropriate controls are enforced to manage risks.
- Participation in ad hoc projects including strategic transactions, new system implementation, new accounting standards implementation.
The skills you’ll need.

You’ll be CA / CPA (or equivalent) qualified, with at least 3 years post qualification experience within a financial control’s environment with strong analytical and problem-solving skills. With a meticulous level of attention to detail you’ll have a track record of being able to break down problems, identify key issues and remedy with a range of different options.

A strong user of MS Office in particular MS Excel, you’ll be comfortable working with large amounts of data with the ability to synthesise into meaningful insights and analysis.

You’ll also have

- Working understanding of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)
- Experience of identifying, assessing, and evaluating key financial controls in a finance function
- Experience in accounting for mortgages and other financial instruments desired but not essential.
- A working knowledge of the corporate regulatory environment, governance principles, corporate accountability and conduct frameworks and the process for managing risk in a large and complex business – ideally withing financial services.
- Ability to work effectively in a team environment, you’ll be as comfortable working collaboratively as you are when working independently.
Additional Information

Working at Challenger means being part of a diverse, connected team that has fun and loves what they do. We’re small enough, but big enough to accelerate bold ideas, realising what’s possible for our customers and partners.

At Challenger, we provide access to a range of exclusive employee benefits that will support you both personally and professionally and a hybrid work environment. Visit our benefits page for more information.

https://www.challenger.com.au/about-us/careers/our-benefits

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We value inclusion and diversity of thought, promote flexible working practices so our people can integrate their work and personal lives, and are proud to be a Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) Employer of Choice for Gender Equality.

We believe in bringing your authentic self and a belonging in our culture. We are prideful in participating in the Australian Workplace Equality Index (AWEI) as a national benchmark on LGBTQ+ workplace inclusion and best practice in Australia. We offer the opportunity for a broad career experience and value people who are inquisitive and rigorous and are driven to make a difference.

We are currently seeking a brilliant Early Childhood Teacher to join our one-of-a-kind, award-winning Early Childhood service in Camperdown!

This is an opportunity to join Rise Early Learning Camperdown as our Early Childhood Teacher where you will enjoy working as part of a dynamic team to deliver quality outcomes for children with unparalleled career progression.


About Rise Early Learning

Rise Early Learning is a privately-owned and operated Early Childhood Education and Care service catering for children from birth to six years. We have used our combined personal and professional experience in the sector to design a service which offers spaces for children, families, and Educators to develop trusting relationships and foster a sense of community.

To ensure your next role offers you stability, an experienced team and service that is committed to high quality Early Childhood environment and being the best in their field, you should contact us!


Why join our Rise family?

At Rise, we honour childhood by providing an Education and Care program that supports the learning and development of each child. What you can expect:

• Innovative service with stunning environments and natural resources to support practice, education and care for children’s unique learning journey
• Access to a range of benefits to encourage your professional fulfilment and growth
• Exclusive childcare fee discount to facilitate your return to work and know your family is close by
• Free Employee Wellbeing & Assistance Program to enhance your wellbeing
• Opportunities for working arrangements that promote a positive work-life balance as per the service's needs and demand
• Extensive professional development calendar combined with in house training, coaching and mentoring within work hours
• Strong focus on driving a positive and inclusive culture where everyone has a voice
• Access to the Rise Early Learning network which spans across multiple centres in QLD and NSW (and growing)
• Small business where owners and major stakeholders care, are approachable and involve their teams in decisions
• Visa sponsorship options available for eligible candidates.


The ideal candidate will meet the following selection criteria:

• Be a strong leader, inclusive of others, and bring a positive attitude everyday
• Have a flair for building meaningful relationships with peers, families and children
• Have a passion for the RIE approach
• Be open to our unique way of programming and practice and ready to implement contemporary, evidence-informed pedagogy
• Be relentless in the pursuit of excellence for children.


Essential Criteria:

• An ACECQA approved Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (or working towards with more than 50% completed)
• Minimum of three years' experience as an Early Childhood Teacher
• Proven mentoring and/or leadership experience
• Current First Aid, CPR, Anaphylaxis and Asthma Certificates (or willing to obtain)
• Valid Working with Children Check
• Unwavering passion for children and Early Childhood Education and Care.


How to Apply

Submit your resume and a cover letter addressing the selection criteria above. We want to know what makes you different. We look forward to hearing from you!

We are currently seeking passionate and professional Educators to join the team at our award-winning Early Childhood service in Camperdown!

• Are you an experienced Educator looking for a new workplace to call home?
• Are you ready to join a diverse team of passionate individuals and help make an impact on children and families during the early years?
• Are you looking for an opportunity to advance your career goals within a multi-service, growing business?

If this sounds like you, and you’re up for your next career challenge, then we really want to hear from you!


About Rise Early Learning

Rise Early Learning Camperdown is a privately-owned and operated Early Childhood Education and Care service catering for children from birth to six years. We have used our combined personal and professional experience in the sector to design a service which offers spaces for children, families, and Educators to develop trusting relationships and foster a sense of community.

To ensure your next role offers you stability, an experienced team and service that is committed to high quality Early Childhood environment and being the best in their field, you should contact us!


Why join our Rise family?

• Innovative service with stunning environments and natural resources to support practice, education and care for children’s unique learning journey
• Access to a range of benefits to encourage your professional fulfilment and growth
• Exclusive childcare fee discount at Rise Early Learning to facilitate your return to work and know your family is close by
• Free Employee Wellbeing & Assistance Program to enhance your wellbeing
• Opportunities for working arrangements that promote a positive work-life balance as per the service's needs and demand
• Extensive Professional Development calendar combined with in-house training, coaching and mentoring within work hours
• Strong focus on driving a positive and inclusive culture where everyone has a voice
• Join the Rise Early Learning network which spans across multiple centres in QLD and NSW (and growing)
• Small business where owners and major stakeholders care, are approachable and involved in every aspect of the business
• Visa sponsorship options available for eligible candidates.


Our ideal candidate will meet the following selection criteria:

• Be inclusive of others and bring a positive attitude every day
• Motivation to build and foster positive relationships and meaningful connections with fellow Early Childhood Educators, families, children and the wider community
• Have a passion for the RIE approach
• Be open to our unique way of programming and practice and ready to implement contemporary, evidence-informed pedagogy
• Be relentless in the pursuit of excellence for children
• Be a dedicated professional who enjoys Early Childhood Education and Care programs.


Essential Criteria:

• An ACECQA approved minimum Certificate III or Diploma of Children's Services (or working towards Diploma)
• Current First Aid, CPR, Anaphylaxis and Asthma Certificates (or willing to obtain)
• Valid NSW Working with Children Check.

Please note that we currently have assorted full-time and part-time opportunities available and are open to considering suitable candidates for both types of positions.


How to Apply

Submit your resume and a cover letter addressing the selection criteria above. Tell us about yourself and your career and what makes you the right candidate for our Camperdown service. We look forward to hearing from you!

Your responsibilities

Consultant on best practice delivery models, organisational structure, and growth planning to drive exceptional performance.
Coach managers on fostering high-performance individuals, teams, and culture.
Design and implement strategies to enhance retention and engagement.
Lead Randstad's annual talent management process
Lead and manage HR projects aligned with the HR and business strategy
Guide managers on performance management policy, assessing risks and recommending appropriate actions.


We are looking for a confident HR professional who has worked within complex organisations and preferably in a fast-paced multi-site environment. Experience working across APAC regions would also be highly desirable.

Please reach out to Sophie Ryan to find out more about the newly created role. [email protected] or 0481 214 184.


At HR Partners by Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background. Please click here to apply.

BRICKFIELD HOSPITALITY GROUP is looking for experienced Assistant Venue Managers to join the team at 3 Wise Monkeys in Sydney NSW.

In this busy role, reporting to the Venue Operations Manager, you will help to take the lead in our busy venue whilst on shift, to ensure the service we offer to guests is above expectations every time. You will help lead a team of hospitality professionals and will be responsible for the overall day-to-day operations of the venue.

ABOUT THE ROLE:

In this role, you will be responsible for:

- running a profitable & efficient operation
- leading & managing the front-of-house team
- developing & implementing superior service standards that consistently exceed guest expectations
- working with senior managers on business planning & staff motivation
- assisting managers & chefs with menu developments
- stock control & management including purchasing
- training, developing & coaching food & beverage staff
- succession planning programs that focus on staff development & progression
- financial management including cost control
- implementing systems & processes to ensure the smooth running of the various departments within the venue
- managing the reservations system including taking bookings, greeting & seating guests
- ensuring the business is compliant with health regulations & that WHS is a focus for all team members

Full-Time Salary: $70,000 - $80,000

ABOUT YOU:

To be successful in this position, you will need to have:

- hospitality management training/study
- at least 2-3 years' experience in a similar role
- leadership & management skills
- excellent communication skills
- a passion for delivering excellent customer service
- strong business & financial acumen
- a drive & results-focused attitude
- comprehensive food & beverage knowledge
- the ability to motivate the team
- the ability to train & develop staff members

ABOUT US:

With a number of iconic venues throughout Sydney, including Cheers Bar & Grill, Scruffy Murphy's, 3 Wise Monkeys and Laughing Buddha, Brickfield Hospitality Group has a diverse portfolio offering quality dining, entertainment, food/beverages & great experiences. We promote a see-something, do-something attitude, encouraging a positive work culture which strives for excellence on every step of the hospitality journey.

If this sounds like the opportunity for you, please "Apply Now".

About us

Carpentaria is a not-for-profit organisation providing disability and therapy services for children, adolescents and adults in the Northern Territory. We deliver innovative and flexible services to empower people to thrive and live a great life, and we are committed to a philosophy that respects the rights of individuals to make informed choices about their lives.

 

About the role

Carpentaria has an exciting opportunity for an Occupational Therapist to join our dynamic multi-disciplinary team. In this role you will work collaboratively with clients and stakeholders to deliver person-centred services to enhance participation and independence, empowering people with a disability to live a full life and achieve their goals. 

We have positions available in both Darwin and Alice Springs, with the opportunity to also be part of our remote clinical team and deliver Occupational Therapy services across remote communities in the Top End and Central Australia. 

Responsibilities include:


Working in a culturally diverse environment, providing contemporary, evidence-based Occupational Therapy services, including assessment, individualised treatment planning and evaluation for people presenting with a wide range of conditions and syndromes
Provide independent, specialist and clinical input into treatment planning, development and delivery of core business
Working collaboratively with families/caregivers to assess, plan, implement and review targeted and meaningful developmental therapy
Leading and contributing to the development of individual and group programs within Carpentaria Therapy Service areas


 

About you

This position is open to candidates seeking either full-time or part-time employment. We are looking for someone with experience in the delivery of Occupational Therapy services within a disability sector context, with the ability to develop individualised strategies and clinical management plans that are responsive to the person’s needs and in line with their goals.

You will have a positive attitude and be adaptive and flexible to the changing needs of clients, NDIS and the organisation. Throughout your work you will build on strengths, and where challenges arise, you will approach them collaboratively, in partnership with families, carers, teachers and colleagues.

In addition, you will be able to demonstrate:


Tertiary qualification in Occupational Therapy and current AHPRA registration
Experience working with people with complex needs and challenging behaviours
Well-developed interpersonal, communication, negotiation and influencing skills
Experience in implementing evidence-based frameworks and delivering holistic supports
An understanding of working within the NDIS environment


You will also need to hold (or have the ability to obtain) a current Ochre Card, Criminal History Check, NDIS Worker Screening Clearance, First Aid certificate, evidence of Australian work rights, and an NT Drivers Licence.

 

Why work with us?

We provide a positive work environment that encourages and promotes work/life balance, a sense of humour and having fun.  Apply Now

About the job

- delivery of orthodontic services as per the treatment plan

• taking digital photographs, radiographs & 3D-imaging

• patient record management

• customer centric attitude

• Ability to work autonomously

• Efficient delivery of high-quality treatment

• Maintain accurate detailed clinical records

• Adhere to infection protocols and meet practices treatment philosophy

• Accurately interpret treatment plans

 

What’s on offer:

• Fully flexible hours on offer to suit your lifestyle and availability.

• Practice open hours – Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. No weekends!

• Modern facility.

• In house lab technician.

• Attractive renumeration negotiated, based on your experience.

 

Our Company

We are a long-standing, well-established orthodontic clinic, located in the Darwin City area. We conveniently have 3 clinics: Darwin CBD, Tiwi and Palmerston. Our aim is to provide the most contemporary orthodontic treatment, for the whole family, in a friendly and relaxed environment.

About you and the role

• Qualified, skilled and passionate Orthodontic OHT

• Minimum 12+ months experience in Orthodontics

 

Our requirements

To be successful with this role you should demonstrate the ability to work effectively as part of a team and provide a welcoming and friendly customer experience. Flexible in your approach to work, you will have the opportunity to make a difference to the team's success. Additionally, you should have;

• qualified as an Oral Health Therapist

• full AHPRA registration

• good communication skills and positive demeanour

• high attention to detail and good time management

• be a team-player

Our culture

 

Our focus is to support an individual that joins our friendly and welcoming team, in providing the best orthodontic treatment journey for our patients. Apply Now

ABOUT US

Boston Consulting Group (BCG) is a global management consulting firm and the world’s leading advisor on business strategy. We partner with clients from the private, public, and not-for-profit sectors in all regions to identify their highest-value opportunities, address their most critical challenges, and transform their enterprises. Our customized approach combines deep insight into the dynamics of companies and markets with close collaboration at all levels of the client organization. This ensures that our clients achieve sustainable competitive advantage, build more capable organizations, and secure lasting results. Founded in 1963, BCG is a private company with more than 90 offices in 50 countries. For more information, please visit bcg.com.

BCG PLATINION

As a seamlessly integrated part of the BCG network, we provide consulting services focused on the development and implementation of business-critical IT architecture and digital solutions. We create technology platforms and deliver exceptionally customized solutions of the future for our clients, from data strategies to next-generation customer journey solutions and transformational business models. We solve the most daunting challenges that companies face today and envision for tomorrow. Our style is entrepreneurial – nimble and innovative, with multifaceted, cross-functional teams and completely vendor-independent. Our unique selling proposition is technology expertise and delivery excellence.

Platinion was founded in 2000. Since then, we have grown continuously and successfully. Today we have offices in Europe, North and South America, Asia Pacific and Africa.

PRACTICE AREA PROFILE

BCG Platinion launched in Germany in 2000 to add deep technical expertise to the Boston Consulting Group’s existing capabilities. Today, our presence spans across the globe, with offices in Asia, Europe, and South and North America. Our New York-based North American team began in 2014 and in 2017 acquired MAYA Design, a Pittsburgh-based digital design and innovation lab, to grow our capabilities around technology and design. We support our clients’ total digital transformation through technology, design, cybersecurity, and risk management & financial engineering capabilities. And together with BCG, BCG Platinion’s interdisciplinary team of technical experts enable customized technical solutions and accelerate delivery value through new business platforms, application consolidations, and major system implementations.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

We are looking for experienced Technology Consulting Architects to further grow BCG’s thought leadership, capabilities and enablement. These are exciting opportunities to apply a strategic problem-solving lens to your passion for technology, digital and innovation.

-Work cohesively in hybrid case teams consisting of BCG/DigitalBCG on digital/technology strategy and transformation projects
-Provide IT strategy and architecture advisory to clients across various industry sectors
-Align business and technology strategies to deliver impactful insights and outcomes jointly with client management
-Assess current state technology landscape, define target state and develop transition roadmaps
-Assist, define and drive implementation of technical architectures and proof of concepts
-Design innovative technology solutions across various projects/clients to solve complex business problems
-Drive innovation for our clients by leveraging cross-industry views on technology trends
-Actively network, manage and influence multiple client and stakeholder relationship groups including senior executives.

WHAT YOU'LL BRING (Experience & Qualifications)

-4+ years’ experience in a strategy, management or technology consultancy; digital/tech start-up and/or industry -experience aligned to various sectors
-Experience working within an architecture domain (enterprise, solutions, applications, big data and/or cloud)
-Knowledge and exposure to architecting solutions at an enterprise scale
-Understanding of architecture principles and exposure to architecting modern data platforms
-Experience leading high performing case/project/delivery teams
-Experience driving presales, proposal development through to client presentations
-Thrive in a hypothesis-based environment and ability to frame strategic challenges from a digital/tech perspective
-Strong analytical skills, problem solving ability and conceptual thinking
-Excellent communication, storylining, client facing and consulting skills
-Strategic mindset, presence and senior gravitas
-Enterprise architectural frameworks and methods including TOGAF and/or related certifications will be highly regarded
-Bachelors degree preferably in an IT/Computer Science, Engineering or related discipline
-Flexibility to travel within A/NZ, Asia Pacific region and globally as required.

LOCATION

Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra or Perth

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

To apply please submit your cover letter, resume and academic transcripts to RecruitmentinANZ bcg.com

Diversity of thought, background, and experience is a core part of our BCG values and is key to delivering value to clients.

We are committed to fostering a diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment where everyone feels valued, connected, and empowered to be themselves and contribute to their fullest potential. Applications are encouraged from people of all backgrounds, including people of Aboriginal, Torres straight island, Maori or Pacific Island origin, individuals with a disability, those from culturally or linguistically diverse backgrounds, LGBTIQA+ individuals, women, and gender diverse individuals.

BCG’s efforts toward diversity, equity, and inclusion are recognised locally and globally: BCG Australia and New Zealand hold a WGEA Employer of Choice for Gender Equality citation and are awarded the Australian Workplace Equality Index Silver award for LGBTQIA+ inclusion. You can read more about our commitment and explore our latest thinking on Diversity, Equity & Inclusion.

We want to make sure everyone experiences a positive, barrier-free recruiting process for jobs in Australia and New Zealand. Please reach out to the recruitment team at recruitmentinANZ bcg.com at any stage if you require additional support or adjustments to assist you with your experience, including support in submitting your application, providing identity documents, and attending a job interview. This includes any specific support for transgender and gender-diverse individuals.

ABOUT US

Boston Consulting Group (BCG) is a global management consulting firm and the world’s leading advisor on business strategy. We partner with clients from the private, public, and not-for-profit sectors in all regions to identify their highest-value opportunities, address their most critical challenges, and transform their enterprises. Our customized approach combines deep insight into the dynamics of companies and markets with close collaboration at all levels of the client organization. This ensures that our clients achieve sustainable competitive advantage, build more capable organizations, and secure lasting results. Founded in 1963, BCG is a private company with more than 90 offices in 50 countries. For more information, please visit bcg.com.

ROLE PROFILE

As a member of our consulting team, you’ll work alongside some of the world’s top minds on cases that reshape business, government, and society. You’ll collaborate on challenging projects with team members from many backgrounds and disciplines, increasing your understanding of complex business problems from diverse perspectives and developing new skills and experience to help you at every stage of your career—at BCG and beyond.

Consulting work is varied and rigorous, much of it performed at our client sites. Projects can vary in length, size, and location, depending on the client’s challenge. Because our clients operate all over the world, you may travel internationally.

If you are joining us with a few years of experience, expect to spend time working across a wide range of clients and projects from helping to devise the integration strategy for a pharmaceutical merger to developing sustainable farming practices in emerging countries.

For more experienced professionals, or as your career advances, you’ll begin to specialise in one or more practice areas, perhaps as part of our expert consulting track for those with deep knowledge and skills in a particular discipline or industry. Every step of the way you will be guided by BCG mentors and world-class learning programs designed to meet your individual needs.

YOUR QUALIFICATIONS

We’re looking for exceptional talent from consulting or industry to join us. You would typically:

- Have an outstanding academic track record from a leading university/school
- 2 years’ of consulting experience or industry experience
- Have a strong consulting skillset: hypothesis-led problem solving, framing and communicating complex ideas, thinking strategically
- Have excellent verbal and written communication
- Are willing to travel domestically, internationally and to work remotely on client sites
- Are self-driven, independent and autonomous judgment
- Have completed an advanced degree or MBA (preferable but not essential)

LOCATION

Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra or Perth

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

To apply please submit your cover letter, resume and academic transcripts to RecruitmentinANZ bcg.com

Diversity of thought, background, and experience is a core part of our BCG values and is key to delivering value to clients.

We are committed to fostering a diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment where everyone feels valued, connected, and empowered to be themselves and contribute to their fullest potential. Applications are encouraged from people of all backgrounds, including people of Aboriginal, Torres straight island, Maori or Pacific Island origin, individuals with a disability, those from culturally or linguistically diverse backgrounds, LGBTIQA+ individuals, women, and gender diverse individuals.

BCG’s efforts toward diversity, equity, and inclusion are recognised locally and globally: BCG Australia and New Zealand hold a WGEA Employer of Choice for Gender Equality citation and are awarded the Australian Workplace Equality Index Silver award for LGBTQIA+ inclusion. You can read more about our commitment and explore our latest thinking on Diversity, Equity & Inclusion.

We want to make sure everyone experiences a positive, barrier-free recruiting process for jobs in Australia and New Zealand. Please reach out to the recruitment team at recruitmentinANZ bcg.com at any stage if you require additional support or adjustments to assist you with your experience, including support in submitting your application, providing identity documents, and attending a job interview. This includes any specific support for transgender and gender-diverse individuals.

The Housing and Accommodation Support Initiative (HASI) is a statewide program that supports people with a severe mental illness to live and recover in the community in the way that they want to. Services delivered under HASI encompass a wide range of activities that build independence in daily life. Supports can include recovery planning, support to live independently, assistance to manage a tenancy, assistance to manage health and emotional wellbeing, as well as support to get involved in your local community.

 

As a Hasi Plus Mental health clinician you will work closely with Northern Sydney Local Health district to plan and implement care and rehabilitation for people.

 

Based at North Ryde, and working across different locations including Chatswood, Eastwood and Narraweena this is an opportunity to make a real difference and positive impact to people’s lives.

 

We are looking for someone with Passion, Respect and Integrity who has demonstrated experience in designing and facilitating proactive, person-directed interventions to enhance individuals understanding of their mental health, promote their self-determination, choices and resilience, and develop opportunities for community integration.

 

This position is part of the clinical team within New Horizons and reports to the Clinical Lead.

 

The day-to-day duties:


Work in collaboration with customers and their support networks, encouraging participation and feedback
Undertake clinical assessments and therapeutic interventions, employing evidence-based, recovery focused, and person-centered care, based on individual needs analysis
Ensure clinical services adhere to relevant organizational and external standards, NDIS quality and Safeguarding Framework, NSW Mental Health Act, professional registration standards and other relevant legislation
Provide Clinical advice, training and clinical assistance to New Horizons employees and associated agencies on clinical issues and initiatives to assist in meeting the needs of customers
Actively participate in service development, case review meetings, quality assurance activities and WH&S initiatives
Maintain customer records and statistical information within New Horizons to agreed standards


 

Must haves:


Possess rehabilitation skills and tertiary qualifications as a Registered Nurse, Social Worker, Occupational Therapist or Psychologist with current unrestricted registration with the Australian Health Practitioner regulations Agency (AHPRA)
Demonstrated engagement, collaboration, and negotiation skills, with the capability to build and maintain positive working relationships
Demonstrated experience in leading the implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of clinical supports
COVID Vaccination in line with NSW Health Orders
Current Australian Drivers license


 

You could benefit from:


Generous Salary packaging of up to $15900+ in tax free pay (for permanent and max term positions)
Clinical supervision
Professional development opportunities and training


Interested? Apply online today. Apply Now

Are you a dynamic and adventurous dentist looking to take your practice to the next level while enjoying the beauty of diverse landscapes in Australia? Abano, the largest Dental Service Organisation (DSO) in Australasia, has unique and exciting opportunities for skilled dentists to relocate from the UK and build their independent practice within the Abano Network.

 

Position Overview:

 

You will have the chance to set yourself up as an independent Dentist in one of Australia's stunning locations – from the tropical paradise of North Queensland to the pristine wilderness of Tasmania, the renowned wineries of South Australia, or near the picturesque beaches of Perth. Abano provides the support and infrastructure you need to thrive and build your dental practice while immersing yourself in the Australian lifestyle.

 

Why Abano?

 


Unparalleled Support: Abano is dedicated to helping you succeed, providing comprehensive support in practice management, marketing, and administration.
Flexible Locations: Choose from a variety of breathtaking locations across Australia, tailoring your practice to the unique needs and preferences of each community.
Work-Life Balance: Enjoy the Australian lifestyle with a perfect balance of work and leisure. Explore the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef, experience the cultural richness of Tasmania, or relax on the golden beaches of Perth.
Professional Growth: Abano offers access to continuous professional development opportunities, ensuring you stay at the forefront of the dental field.
Visa and relocation support: provided to help with making the transition. We can take the stress out of the move.


 

Requirements:

 


Qualified dentist with relevant UK certifications.
Minimum 1 years experience as a clinician.
Willingness to relocate to Australia.
Entrepreneurial spirit and a passion for creating positive patient experiences.


 

Embark on a thrilling journey as a Coastal Smile Architect with Abano, and let your dental career flourish in the land Down Under. Apply now to turn your dream practice into a reality while enjoying the unique beauty and culture Australia has to offer! Apply Now

We require a Customer Service Manager to implement customer care strategies and oversee all related enquiries ,currently managing 2-3 staff, potentially more as we continue to grow.

The role will report directly to the CEO and Logistics Manager and will work closely with the Marketing Specialist.

The role is permanent full-time, 38 hours per week.

Duties:
- Implement customer care and service strategies
- Manage customer care staff
- Answer customer queries
- Resolve issues and problems that may arise in a timely manner
- Maintain customer satisfaction
- Provide customer after care
- Maximise and optimise Customer experience
- Incorporating feedback to improve Customer Service


Requirements:
- Minimum 3 years experience in customer service
- Administration skills
- Ability to remain calm in stressful situations
- Able to bring fresh ideas to the table
- Must be able to work in a team environment
- An understanding of sexy, fashion forward Menswear design

Wizard Pharmacy is looking for a passionate, motivated, and experienced pharmacy leader to join our team in Darwin, Northern Territory.

 

Are you looking to advance your career? Do you have a flair for all things pharmacy? Do you have a leadership vision to inspire others and a passion for offering patients complete solutions?

If you answered YES , then find out more below…

 

Why Wizard Pharmacy?

Wizard Pharmacy is one of the largest independent pharmacy brands based in Western Australia. Our purpose is to enhance the quality of life through science and nature-based wellness solutions. We deliver a patient and customer-centric business model that provides better health and wellness outcomes through personalisation.

 

But, without our team, we cannot deliver any of what Wizard has to offer. That is why we are dedicated to becoming an employer of choice. We aim to achieve this by building leadership through learning and consider training & development of our team members as a critical part of achieving success. Our team are inspired to offer an excellent customer experience every time.

 

We are looking for someone with high energy, strong leadership, effective business acumen and expertise in the delivery of clinical professional services.

 

The Role

Culture is a key part of the Wizard Brand, we aim to inspire a culture of success, and as a Pharmacy Manager at Wizard, you will be responsible for the leadership & cultural development of the team and the business, along with management and effective application of all retail and professional services strategies the Brand has to offer.

 

Key responsibilities of this role include :


Effective delivery of all services and consultations with a patient-centered focus
Leading, mentor and developing the whole pharmacy team
Driving a positive culture and workplace environment
Ensuring smooth operations of the entire pharmacy
Driving a consistent excellence level patient and customer experience
Maintaining a high-level provision of professional services
Ensuring compliance with all state and federal workplace and pharmacy-related legislation and guidelines
Managing and exceed all QCPP requirements
Delivering on key financial and performance indicators of the pharmacy business, whilst creating strategic ways to grow.


 

Knowledge, Skills and Behaviours


Bachelor of Pharmacy (or equivalent)
Current General Registration as a pharmacist (without conditions or undertakings) with AHPRA is required
Current Immunisation Certification and completion of all required immunisation training
Current First Aid Certificate
Strong and effective communication skills
Experience in leading and developing others
Thorough understanding of financial metrics and ability to develop successful business strategies
Demonstrable experience in management of a pharmacy, with problem solving and excellent customer service skills
Goal Orientated
Possess strong work ethic and high level of Apply Now

At Guardian, childcare is more than a job 

Are you passionate about supporting young children to discover, explore, and learn as they grow into themselves through quality and innovative education programs? Have you worked hard to convert your passion into professional skills and want to make a meaningful contribution to the lives of young children? Then, Guardian Childcare and Education is where you can aspire to grow and excel.

Guardian believes in empowering and supporting Teachers to actively contribute to the education programs we offer, based on the best in contemporary early childhood thinking and practice. With Guardian, you have the opportunity to grow and excel in your career as part of a professional learning community. It’s a place where we celebrate and highlight great work, and you are supported to succeed.

Being an Early Childhood Teacher at Guardian means having a voice and the opportunity to make decisions and develop a learning program that suits the families and their children in your community. You’ll also have a great place to work, incredible colleagues, and benefits that include:

Lead your ongoing professional development and learning through exceptional coaching, conferences, mentoring, and career advancement opportunities.
Use your professional skills and passion for education to influence and shape our innovative programs that focus on learning through exploration, discovery, and play.
Collaborate with other professional Educators and Teachers through workshops and meetings to share best practice and learn from each other.
High-quality, well-resourced environments for children and Teachers
Enjoy a competitive salary and financial benefits, including attractive remuneration packages, generous childcare discounts, recognition and rewards, and an employee referral program.
WHEREFIT - 2,000 discounted corporate offers at up to 50% off for gyms, studios, activewear, healthy meals, beauty and more...
Guardian Degree program - We can support you by offering paid study, flexible work hours, guardian mentors and reimbursement of course fees, because we want to see you succeed. (Terms & conditions apply)
Paid first aid courses and renewals
$70,000 plus super
The Opportunity

Guardian Childcare and Education is looking for Early Childhood Teachers across Australia in the following states: NSW, VIC, ACT, SA, and QLD  

As an ECT, you will be part of a passionate team where you will enjoy:

Contributing to a professional Team to create a safe and secure environment where children are supported to be brave, curious, and imaginative in their learning.
Building lasting and meaningful relationships with families, so they feel informed and sure their children are receiving the best education and care in the community.
Supporting Educators to deliver the best in contemporary early childhood thinking and practice.
Contributing to making your Centre an example of why Guardian is driven by its mindsets of being brave, positive, thoughtful, and professional in all aspects of what we do.
The opportunity to join Leadership Councils where you can develop leadership skills, collaborate with other leaders, think innovatively, drive change, and participate in decision-making.
To be considered, you will have:

Tertiary Qualifications (University Degree or equivalent) in Early Childhood Education as approved by ACECQA
Current Teacher’s Accreditation/ Registration (NSW, SA, VIC & WA)
Proven knowledge of the National Quality Framework
Previous experience working in the early childhood sector (desirable)
Valid Working with Children’s Check or state-specific equivalent.
Apply now

Be inspired, be inspiring, and introduce us to the Teacher in you. Apply now to join Guardian Childcare & Education.

Referrals

We offer referrals for Guardian employees so join us and bring a friend to refer and earn. For more details, visit: guardian.edu.au/careers/refer-your-friends

We believe in you

We have the same purpose and passion: ensuring children are supported to be brave, curious, and imaginative in their learning. You are brave because you have chosen to gain the skills and qualifications to join a profession that puts you at the heart of those critical early years, where a child starts to discover and explore their world.

As an Educator at Guardian, you can fulfil your passion and aspire to make a difference in the lives of Australia's children. Being an Educator at Guardian means having a voice and contributing to innovative teaching programs based on world-leading research that adapts to the needs of tomorrow, truly putting children at the centre of their learning.

Fulfilling your passions means you aspire to grow and learn. Guardian offers professional learning and development programs, career pathways, and a truly collaborative and inclusive learning environment where everyone across the organisation is committed to supporting each other in their professional journey.

Joining Guardian means being part of a professional and thoughtful Team with great benefits that include:

Lead your ongoing professional development and learning through educational programs, mentoring, and peer support opportunities.
Collaborate with other professional Educators and Teachers through workshops and meetings to share best practice and learn from each other as you innovate in early childhood education programs based on exploration, discovery, and play.
Work in high-quality, well-resourced environments for children and Educators.
Reward and recognition initiatives to acknowledge the value of your contribution to our purpose.
Enjoy a competitive salary and financial benefits, including attractive remuneration packages, generous childcare discounts, recognition and rewards, and an employee referral program.
For eligible candidates, we are excited to be able to offer educators who hold a Certificate III in Early Childhood a sponsored Diploma of Early Childhood Education & Care. That means there will be no contribution fees paid by the educator! (Terms & conditions apply)
WHEREFIT - 2,000 discounted corporate offers at up to 50% off for gyms, studios, activewear, healthy meals, beauty and more...
Guardian Degree program - We can support you by offering paid study, flexible work hours, guardian mentors and reimbursement of course fees, because we want to see you succeed. (Terms & conditions apply)
Paid first aid courses and renewals
Competitive salary: $70,000 plus super

The Opportunity

Guardian Childcare and Education is looking for Educators across Australia in the following states: NSW, VIC, ACT, SA, and QLD.  

Working closely with your fellow Educators and Centre Manager, you will enjoy;

Developing and maintaining meaningful relationships with children, families, colleagues, and the centre community.
Developing and implementing an innovative early learning program reflective of current early years thinking and practice.
Documenting and sharing with families in their children's learning and development.
Actively contributing to the implementation and adoption of the Guardian Curriculum.
Professional learning and development programs, career pathways, and a truly collaborative and inclusive learning environment. 

To be considered, you will have:

A completed Certificate III and/or Diploma in Children's Services (or working towards)
Prior experience in long day-care
Sound, practical working knowledge and implementation of the NQF and the EYLF
Current Working with Children's Check.

Apply now!

So, what are you waiting for? Take the leap and apply now to join Guardian Childcare & Education.

Referrals

We offer referrals for Guardian employees so join us and bring a friend to refer and earn. For more details, visit: guardian.edu.au/careers/refer-your-friends

Flexible working arrangements
Tier 1 Telecommunications client
Interviews & Start Dates: Immediately

Our client, a Tier 1 telecommunications technology and wireless infrastructure company, is renowned for executing projects across Australia. With three decades of industry experience, they specialize in end-to-end project management, covering planning, design, and construction. Their focus is primarily on telecommunication carriers like, Telstra, Optus and TPG. Additionally, they self-perform End-to-End (E2E) activities and extend services to other wireless tower owners and telecommunications providers.

Overview

To proactively assist in the Australian rigging operations. These roles can be based any State of Australia.

In this position, reporting to the Field Supervisor, you will be responsible for overseeing a site and leading a team to install, maintain, and repair external telecommunications equipment. This includes working at heights and following client specifications, standards, and safety guidelines.

Generally, this will involve the following activities plus other duties as required & within your capability.

Key Responsibilities Include

Experience with Wireless specifications, standards and HSE guidelines
Able to interpret technical design documents (i.e. steelwork assembly & plumbing diagrams) and install equipment as per design. Proven competence in troubleshooting
Experience working with Huawei/Ericsson/Nokia equipment and 5G rollouts Upgrades or Macro Sites
Installation of pole & tower structures, mounting steelwork, RRU's, antennas/feeders/hybrids on towers/rooftops, terminating/re-termination of cables.
Installation of earthing and labelling following client’s specification
Maintenance, upgrades and strengthening of structures
Perform testing using PIM tester, spectrum analyser and site master
Perform testing with Fibrescope and light source on fibre cables
Assist Technicians in undertaking installation, fault-finding and rectification of all equipment

Requirements For This Role Include

Minimum of 5-10 years’ experience within the Telecommunication industry
Sound understanding of WHS requirements and responsibilities - including SWMS, MOP, JSA's
Excellent written & oral communications skills
Demonstrated experience working on guyed mast, tower and monopole construction projects
Experience reading, interpreting and providing advice with plans and design drawings
Appropriately skilled with MS applications including excel and word
Must be permitted to work in Australia.
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Job Title: Chef

Company: DTL Entertainment

Location: Sydney, Australia

Job Type: Full-Time

Salary: $70,000

Hours per Week: 38-45


We are currently seeking experienced full-time Chefs to join our team for our brand new three story venue Jacksons on George. This is a very exciting opportunity for the right candidate; hard working people with a passion for food and service are the right kind of people for us.
We're recruiting leadership positions, with plenty of opportunities for career growth within as the venue evolves. As a 7 day a week business; flexibility and willingness to work weekends and public holidays is a must.

About Us:
At DTL Entertainment, our mission is to curate extraordinary destinations that fuse innovation and excitement, where simplicity and elegance define our food and beverage, traditional service sets the tone and an unforgettable atmosphere awaits. At our core, we embrace company values that drive us to imagine big, plan big and deliver big. We work on a foundation of trust and prioritise transparency, ensuring no surprises along the way. With an empathetic heart, we genuinely serve people by actively listening and respecting all perspectives. Our authenticity shines through, always.

This role offers you:
Unique opportunities to learn about Australian produce/suppliers.
Opportunities to develop your skills with an expanding restaurant group with lots of room for growth and promotion.
5 Days a week
Rotate sections every 3 months to get a good overview of everything.
Opportunity for Sponsorship
Sydney CBD / Full Time Position


You must have the following attributes:
1. Suitable qualifications and have had at least 2/3 years post apprenticeship experience, references will be contacted;
2. To organise and set up their section as to maximise speed and productivity.
3. Work under the supervision of Senior Chefs and carry out duties as per instruction
4. To ensure that all dishes are prepared consistently and according to standard recipes.
5. Experience training staff and apprentices;To monitor food and operating costs by purchasing products to Kitchen’s daily requirements and reducing wastage;
6. Be efficient;
7. Strong dedication to your craft;
8. Able to adapt in a fast-paced work environment and can work as part of a team. Able to troubleshoot and adapt;
9. Monitoring equipment to ensure quality of production;
10. Ensure compliance with food hygiene and Health and Safety standards;

This is a full-time position and requires a good deal of dedication.
Please make sure to attach two reference emails in your resume or notes for contacting. Thank you!

Job Title: Senior Recruitment Consultant

Company: Immerge Australia

Location: Sydney, Australia

About Immerge Australia:
Immerge Australia is a leading recruitment agency specializing in providing innovative workforce solutions to a diverse range of industries. With a focus on technology, finance, and ecology sectors, we are committed to matching exceptional talent with forward-thinking companies to drive growth and sustainability.

Position Overview:
We are seeking a dynamic and experienced Senior Recruitment Consultant to join our team in Sydney. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 3 years of recruitment experience, with a proven track record of success in sourcing and placing candidates within the technology, finance, and ecology sectors.

Responsibilities:

Utilize proactive sourcing strategies to identify and attract top talent in the technology, finance, and ecology fields.
Build and maintain strong relationships with clients and candidates, understanding their unique needs and preferences.
Conduct thorough interviews and assessments to evaluate candidate qualifications, skills, and cultural fit.
Collaborate with hiring managers to understand job requirements and develop effective recruitment strategies.
Manage the full recruitment lifecycle, from job posting and candidate sourcing to offer negotiation and placement.
Stay updated on industry trends and market conditions to provide strategic advice and insights to clients and candidates.
Maintain accurate and up-to-date records in the applicant tracking system (ATS) and other recruitment tools.
Provide exceptional customer service to both clients and candidates, ensuring a positive experience throughout the recruitment process.

Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or related field preferred.
Minimum of 3 years of experience in recruitment, with a focus on technology, finance, and ecology sectors, and at least 1 year of direct work experience within one of these industries.
Proven track record of successfully placing candidates in a variety of roles within these industries.
Strong understanding of recruitment best practices, including sourcing strategies, candidate assessment, and offer negotiation.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport with clients and candidates at all levels.
Highly organized and detail-oriented, with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
Proficiency in applicant tracking systems (ATS) and other recruitment software.
A proactive and results-driven approach to recruitment, with a passion for connecting talent with opportunity.

Benefits:

Competitive salary and performance-based bonuses.
Comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance and retirement savings plans.
Ongoing training and professional development opportunities.
Supportive and collaborative team environment.
Opportunity for career advancement and growth within the organization.


If you are a motivated and experienced recruitment professional looking to take the next step in your career, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity to join the Immerge Australia team in Sydney. Please submit your resume and cover letter outlining your relevant experience and qualifications. We look forward to hearing from you!

Professional 2 (Remuneration Package $103,336 - $123,207)
Oral Health
Ongoing vacancies in Palmerston and Darwin

Seeking experienced dental/oral health therapists for Oral Health Services-NT Health. This position would suit an autonomous and proactive oral health clinician wanting to make a difference in the health and wellbeing of diverse communities within the Northern Territory.

An exciting opportunity awaits you in the tropical cities of Darwin and Palmerston, Northern Territory. This multicultural community is rich in events, activities and tropical weather where you can enjoy various outdoor experiences including our famous national parks.

Clinicians provide comprehensive, quality clinical services, community education and targeted programs to clients. Clinicians work with a dental assistant in a variety of locations: urban hub, school-based clinics and travel to service the unique Aboriginal and remote community clinics of the Top End.

We have short-term and long-term vacancies on offer to suit you!

A generous relocation package may be offered, this can include support to move personal items and/or car for you and your family members.

As an Allied Health Professional, NT Health also provide a range of exciting incentives Allied Health Professional Incentives

Check out what our staff have to say: Cassandra - Oral Health Therapist - YouTube

For more information, visit our Oral Health page

For further information about this vacancy please contact: Kylie Innes on 08 8922 6484 or [email protected]

Quote vacancy number: 2170
Closing date: 28.03.2024

Applications should consist of a one page summary sheet, resume / CV and copies of relevant qualifications.

For a copy of the Job Description or to view career opportunities in the Northern Territory Government please visit https://jobs.nt.gov.au/Home/Search

Apply Here https://jobs.nt.gov.au/Home/JobDetails?rtfId=285718

Process Development Associate, Vow
Sydney, Australia
About us

Vow is a food company - a very different one. We’re creating real meat products from animal
cells instead of the animal itself.

We’re bringing together cutting-edge innovations in science, engineering, culinary and design
to make sustainable food that’s both irresistible and available to billions of people worldwide.

The role
Vow is looking for a passionate associate to join our Process Development team, which is
responsible for scaling up and innovating Vow’s manufacturing processes. This is an incredible
opportunity to learn and apply the latest techniques in cultured meat manufacturing as they
move from research to application. In this role you will be a critical thinker who thrives
amongst the details as you work to produce high quality products. The nature of the work
necessitates a balance between a high focus on detail and process, while also being innovative
and willing to push beyond what is possible. You will constantly improve our manufacturing
processes to ensure they remain on the cutting edge of cultured meat tech.

Cross-functional collaboration is at the heart of what we do at Vow - making sustainable,
abundant and irresistible food. You will work day-to-day with a team of incredible scientists,
engineers, operators, and designers who are relentlessly passionate about food and creating a
better future for our planet, and helping develop these passions and ideas into incredible
tasting food. There has never been a better opportunity to join Vow and help shape the future of what
process development and manufacturing mean for our future food systems.

Salary range: $85,000-95,0000AUD

The experience you will bring:

Educational Background or Comparable Industry Experience:
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering, Bioprocess Engineering,
Food Science, or a related field.
Industry: Engineering, Brewery, Dairy or Food production
Bioreactor/Fermenter Knowledge: In-depth knowledge and hands-on experience in operating all areas of bioreactor or fermenter operations, with a track record of optimizing reactor function or increasing efficiency of operation (either through plant improvement or process improvement)
Project Management: Proven ability to manage multiple projects independently with some team lead support, from planning to execution, with a keen attention to detail.
Cell Culture Familiarity: Familiar with biological principles and/or cell culturing to the point of feeling comfortable working with cells in a aseptic manner
Strong time/project management experience: Understands project priorities and can easily break them down into key deliverables, reorganising work tasks to routinely deliver on these deliverables reliably.
High degree of technical competence and scientific awareness

Not essential, but preferable:
Knowledge of Food HACCP plans or Quality Management Systems (ISO9001, ISO13485 or similar)
Experience with Bioprocess Engineering): A foundation in bioprocess engineering principles, with a focus on large-scale bioreactor systems.

The soft skills you will bring:
Adaptability: Ability to adapt to new methodologies, changes in priorities, pivot of expectations across a work stream, especially in the context of scaling up manufacturing processes.
Communication and Collaboration: Excellent communication skills both in person, in meetings and online. Able to work in cross-functional teams.
Solution Oriented Mindset: Identifies issues or areas requiring improvement prior to them becoming blockers, developing a solution to take to the team to then develop into a project or solution to implement.
Independence and Proactive Problem Solving: Demonstrate a high degree of independence in small project management, taking ownership of projects from initiation to delivery.
A ‘hacker mentality’, or a non-traditional pathway into science is a big plus for us. We are looking for candidates who can work autonomously and always feel empowered to find better ways to do things.

You will;
Drive the entire manufacturing process, from thawing cells, to large-scale cell culture, to maturation and final harvest
Analyse and conduct research to develop novel techniques and processes for the culture of cells for human consumption
Conduct experiments and tests to identify the nutritional composition and properties of new cultured meat products
Collaborate with our multidisciplinary team of engineers, food inventors and product designers to test food products for flavour, colour, taste, texture and nutritional content
Develop quality control procedures and safety standards for food manufacturing
Adhere to Vow’s quality management system and actively improve Vow's standard operating procedures, including advising on food processing, packaging and storage
General lab upkeep, cleaning and maintenance tasks as required

Exciting Director of Government & Strategic Communications Role Your new company Come and join a leading public affairs and government relations advisory offering some of Australia's most experienced and effective advocates. This firm can cover the full suite of services and tactics required - across government relations, media engagement, community consultation, creative production, market research and strategic communications. Your new role The Director of Government and Strategic Communications plays a pivotal role in strategically enhancing their reputation and relationships with key industry and government stakeholders. This position involves cultivating relationships with industry and government leaders, developing and coordinating an external relations framework, and delivering strategy. As a leader in the advisory, the incumbent actively participates in strategic decision-making and communications to take the government body's strategy to the next level.

Strategic Partnership Engagement : Providing high-level advice to key members of the Senior Executive Team regarding strategic partnership engagement requirements.
Relationship Cultivation : Building and maintaining strong relationships with key industry and government leaders. Advocating for business interests and fostering collaboration.
External Relations Framework : Developing and coordinating the agencies' external relations framework. Ensuring alignment with strategic goals and enhancing the university's reputation.
Government Relations Strategy : Leading the delivery of the government relations strategy. Collaborating with relevant stakeholders to influence policy and legislation that aligns with the organization's objectives.
Stakeholder Management : Engaging with government officials, legislators, and other key policy stakeholders. Advocating for the university's interests and building partnerships.

What you'll need to succeed

A strong understanding of government relations, policy development, and stakeholder engagement.
Proven experience in cultivating relationships with industry and government leaders.
Excellent communication and negotiation skills.
Senior former chief of staff or senior adviser to government minister/premier or shadow minister/leader of opposition - state/federal/City Council or combo
Strategic thinking and the ability to drive initiatives at a senior level.

Close/connected to the NSW state LNP and history of connection


Love of politics and membership/commitment to the LNP


LNP/Liberal election/campaign experience

A commitment to the advisory's values of integrity, courage, innovation, and excellence.

What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or email [email protected] If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion on your career. Please click here to apply.

Full time, permanent position - 6am-2.30pm Monday to Friday
- Overtime available
- 3 month cash bonus
- Grow your career with us.

Here at Instyle we're Australia's leaders in plant hire, landscaping and gardening services. You could say we're the one-stop shop in all things horticulture. Our business roots are strong and we are flourishing. Our crew are a solid team who love what they do and they need an extra pair of gloves in our team.

We now have an opportunity for an experienced person with a passion for plants to join our Sydney team.

Working for high profile clients across a range of sites throughout Sydney, you'll be out and about, visiting our clients and tending to internal plants and some soft landscape maintenance. Our clients are mainly hotels, government departments and blue chip companies so great presentation and communication skills are critical.

Ideally you'll have a bit of experience in horticulture but if not, your experience in a related industry could apply. We provide full training so perhaps you've been in customer service, or a courier driver, or you are looking for a change from being stuck in an office all day. Key to your success will be your passion for the outdoors and gardening. You are someone who can manage your schedule (as this role works predominantly autonomously) and can dig in and get the job done.

In addition to being a self-starter, you'll need to have:
- Manual Drivers Licence
- AFP National Police Check (no older than 1 year) or the ability to obtain one
- Sound knowledge of WHS Policy and Procedure

We work hard and enjoy it. As a result we are well looked after with a range of benefits, overtime and certified training.

Apply now: [email protected] / 02 6161 6317

Alliance Nursing is one of the leading providers of general and specialist nurses. We are looking for exceptional AHPRA registered midwives and nurses for a wide range of specialties including Aged Care, Child and Family Health, Community Health, Critical Care and Emergency, Disability, Medical, Medical Practice, Mental Health, Perioperative, Surgical and Paediatrics to work shifts or block bookings throughout Australia.

 

Location:
Western Australia (WA)
 
Essential Criteria:
• Current AHPRA nursing registration
• Australian work rights – Working Holiday Visa and Temporary Visa holders are welcome to apply
• Minimum 12 months paid experience in Nursing
• National Criminal History Record Check (or willing to apply for one)
• Working with Children Check (or willing to apply for one)
 
Benefits:
• Competitive agency rates of pay – full time annual salary $65,000 - $95,000 conditions apply.
• Uniform provided
• Professional and experienced team
• Education and training opportunities – free annual training
• Social events
• Full time and Casual positions available *conditions apply
• Full time positions will be 38 hours per week or 152 hours over a four week period
 
For more information please contact the Alliance Nursing Recruitment team at info.sydney alliancenursing.com.au or call 1300 034 494 option 2

Salary range $65,000 - $95,000
 
To apply please email your CV and a Recruitment Consultant will contact you in a timely manner.

Alliance Nursing is one of the leading providers of general and specialist nurses. We are looking for exceptional AHPRA registered midwives and nurses for a wide range of specialties including Aged Care, Child and Family Health, Community Health, Critical Care and Emergency, Disability, Medical, Medical Practice, Mental Health, Perioperative, Surgical and Paediatrics to work shifts or block bookings throughout Australia.

 

Location:
Tasmania (TAS)

 


Essential Criteria:
• Current AHPRA nursing registration
• Australian work rights – Working Holiday Visa and Temporary Visa holders are welcome to apply
• Minimum 12 months paid experience in Nursing
• National Criminal History Record Check (or willing to apply for one)
• Working with Children Check (or willing to apply for one)
 
Benefits:
• Competitive agency rates of pay – full time annual salary $65,000 - $95,000 conditions apply.
• Uniform provided
• Professional and experienced team
• Education and training opportunities – free annual training
• Social events
• Full time and Casual positions available *conditions apply
• Full time positions will be 38 hours per week or 152 hours over a four week period
 
For more information please contact the Alliance Nursing Recruitment team at info.sydney alliancenursing.com.au or call 1300 034 494 option 2

Salary Range from $65,000 - $95,000
 
To apply please email your CV and a Recruitment Consultant will contact you in a timely manner.