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eHealth NSW is seeking an ICT Procurement Officer to drive procurement projects that back NSW Health's digital transformation. You will work within the ICT Procurement team, delivering sourcing, category management and commercial outcomes that create value across the health system.
You will lead procurement activities, develop evaluation plans and build strong stakeholder relationships with customers and suppliers to ensure compliant, high-quality outcomes.
Support the procurement decisions behind NSW Health's digital transformation and enjoy a flexible hybrid environment with access to salary packaging.
Applications Close: 11:59pm, Wednesday 23 rd September 2026
As the digital centre of excellence for NSW Health, we design and deliver secure, scalable technology that supports patient care across the state, helping clinicians provide better healthcare, now and into the future.
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As an ICT Procurement Officer within eHealth NSW's ICT Procurement team, you'll help deliver sourcing and procurement activities that support NSW Health's digital transformation. Working alongside experienced procurement professionals, you'll contribute to procurement projects, category management initiatives, and commercial outcomes that deliver value across the health system.
You’ll thrive in this role if you're a proactive procurement professional who enjoys building relationships, managing competing priorities, and delivering high-quality outcomes in a fast-paced environment.
At eHealth NSW, our benefits are designed to provide you with the flexibility, growth and support when you need it. We provide:
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