Indigenous Health Unit Lead — Education & Community

University of Newcastle; Newcastle; Sur place; AUD 97 000 - 107 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

17% superannuation

Additional university holidays

Annual leave loading

Personal, life and parental leave

Purchased leave

Indigenous staff leave

Résumé du poste

The University of Newcastle invites applications for the Coordinator, Thurru Indigenous Health Unit. You will lead day-to-day operations, support Indigenous health education, research and community engagement, and work closely with the Director and academic staff to advance student success and research impact.

You will manage projects, foster partnerships, mentor staff, and contribute to strategic initiatives that strengthen Indigenous health education and workforce development across campuses.

Responsabilités

• Coordinate day-to-day operations, events, programs and key initiatives of the Thurru Indigenous Health Unit.
• Supervise and support the Administrative Assistant, providing day-to-day guidance and workload coordination.
• Coordinate and participate in meetings, working groups, events and community engagement activities with stakeholders across community, government, health, research and industry sectors.
• Coordinate and manage multiple projects and initiatives across the Unit, ensuring milestones, timelines, budgets, risks and deliverables are aligned with priorities.
• Support strategic initiatives and partnerships that strengthen Indigenous health education, workforce development, student support and community engagement.
• Contribute to writing research and funding proposals to support strategic initiatives.

Description du poste

The University of Newcastle invites applications for the Coordinator, Thurru Indigenous Health Unit. You will lead day-to-day operations, support Indigenous health education, research and community engagement, and work closely with the Director and academic staff to advance student success and research impact.

You will manage projects, foster partnerships, mentor staff, and contribute to strategic initiatives that strengthen Indigenous health education and workforce development across campuses.