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Department for Child Protection in Adelaide is seeking a Change Lead to execute ICT change management strategies for projects and system enhancements. You will oversee a team of Senior Change Analysts, driving adoption and ensuring alignment with ICT Directorate frameworks.
Essentials include certified accreditation in Change Management and proven leadership in change initiatives. You will engage stakeholders, communicate effectively, and mentor staff to meet strategic objectives.
Role Status: Full-time temporary vacancy available until 3 September 2027 Remuneration: ASO7 ($116,089 - $125,490) plus 12% superannuation Role Details: Join the metropolitan Adelaide team as a Change Lead to execute vital ICT change management strategies for projects and system enhancements. Your strong operational and business-related skillset will be highly beneficial to implement organisational, and system change within the ICT Directorate. To support effective change adoption, you will adhere to established frameworks and approved DCP tools. These core capabilities will be heightened by your expertise and ability to oversee a dedicated team of Senior Change Analysts to fulfill strategic objectives.
In this role, you will:
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The Department for Child Protection (DCP) plays a key role in the protection of children, young people and their families within South Australia. The department provides support to vulnerable children and young people to be safe, strong and connected.
For a successful application you will need to respond to all points listed under the your capabilities section of the attached role description. Please also note any special conditions that may be listed.
Want to know more?
Contact Mrs Donna Radcliffe – Senior Manager, Project & Change Management for a confidential discussion Via tel: (08) 8298 0829 or email: [email protected]
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