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NSW Health's Workforce Operational Strategic Unit in St Leonards is seeking an experienced Nurse Educator Grade 2 for an 11-week temporary secondment from 11 January to 26 March 2027. The role provides educational leadership to support the NSW Health Deployment Program and will involve collaborating with a range of stakeholders.
You will design, implement and evaluate contemporary education initiatives, provide coaching and mentoring, and deliver education across multidisciplinary teams in a
Expressions of interest are being sought from NSW Health staff wishing to apply to this 11 week internal opportunity. In order to be eligible to apply for this role, you must be a permanent/ongoing employee or a temporary employee.
This is a secondment opportunity where you are required to have permission from your home agency to be released from your usual duties for the period.
Employment Type: Temporary Full Time 11 weeks, from 11 January to 26 March 2027
Position Classification: Nurse Educator Grade 2
Remuneration: $149,408 up to $152,393 p.a (pro rata)
Location: 1 Reserve Road, St Leonards NSW, in a hybrid working environment
Hours Per Week: 38
Requisition ID: REQ698329
Closing Date: Sunday 25th October (11:59pm)
Join the Workforce Operational Strategic Unit (WOSU) at NSW Health for an exciting 11-week temporary opportunity to contribute to innovative health workforce programs and initiatives. WOSU supports the delivery of workforce policy and significant projects and programs that strengthen the capacity and capability of the NSW Health system to meet current and future workforce needs. The unit sits within the Workforce Planning and Talent Development Branch. This is a great opportunity for an experienced Nurse Educator who can bring strong education, facilitation and stakeholder engagement skills to a fast-paced team working across a range of statewide workforce initiatives.
As a Nurse Educator Grade 2, you will provide educational leadership and expertise to support the work of the NSW Health Deployment Program. You will work collaboratively with the team and key stakeholders to identify educational needs and develop, implement and evaluate contemporary education and professional development initiatives. The role will draw on your clinical and education experience to provide practical advice, develop learning resources and support staff through education, coaching and facilitation. You will work across multidisciplinary and interprofessional environments and contribute to education that is evidence-based, contemporary and responsive to workforce needs. This is a short-term, 11-week opportunity from 11 January to 26 March 2027 and would suit someone who can quickly build relationships, understand the work of the unit and make a contribution from the outset. For more information, read the full Role Description.
We are looking for an experienced and proactive Nurse Educator who can step into the role quickly and work collaboratively within a busy team.
The position is located in St Leonards, in a modern, purpose-built building within an activity-based working environment. Close to public transport, cafés and local amenities.
The Ministry of Health offers its employees challenging and rewarding work with opportunities for career progression, learning, development and work-life balance. To learn more about the Ministry and what benefits we offer, access our Employee Benefits Handbook.
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