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The Sax Institute is seeking an experienced administrator or events coordinator to support the Australian Prevention Partnership Centre. You will organise webinars, workshops, meetings and networks that connect researchers, policy makers and practitioners to drive practical, evidence-informed change.
Approximately 80–90% of the role involves administration and operational coordination, including scheduling, invitations, registrations, invoicing and attendance records across online and in-person
We bring together the broadest range of evidence, tools and methods, data, and trusted partnerships across governments, communities, services and academia.
We connect evidence, data and decision-makers to generate independent intelligence, support better decisions and create real-world impact for a healthier future for every generation.
Our people are collaborative, curious and purpose-driven. We value flexibility, inclusion and continuous learning, and we're united by a shared commitment to improving the lives of Australians.
The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre (Prevention Centre) is Australia’s leading national collaboration of researchers, policy makers and practitioners working together to prevent chronic disease. Established at the Sax Institute in 2013, the Prevention Centre supports practical, evidence-informed change by providing a coordinated voice, building capability and mobilising knowledge to strengthen and connect the prevention system.
This role will suit an experienced administrator or events coordinator who enjoys organising the details that bring people together.
Working with The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre (Prevention Centre), you will coordinate the practical delivery of webinars, workshops, meetings and networks connecting researchers, policy makers and practitioners.
Approximately 80–90 per cent of the role involves administration and operational coordination. This includes scheduling meetings, preparing and sending invitations, managing registrations and enquiries, maintaining contact lists, processing invoices and updating attendance records and databases after events.
You will manage several activities at different stages, each with its own deadlines and follow-up tasks. We are looking for someone who enjoys this work, takes ownership of the details and follows tasks through to completion.
While no two days are the same, your key responsibilities will include:
To be successful in this role, you will bring:
For a confidential discussion about the role, please contact Jennie Smiedt at *************@saxinstitute.org.au
Applications will be assessed as they are received.
The Sax Institute is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages applications from people of diverse backgrounds.