Regional Program Lead, Caring for Country (Darwin)

Northern Land Council; Darwin; Híbrido; AUD 124.000 - 151.000; Tempo integral

Benefícios oferecidos por esta vaga

15% superannuation

Salary sacrifice up to $15,900

Meal Entertainment & Holiday Accomm. $

District allowance benefit

Annual airfare

Resumo da vaga

Northern Land Council is seeking an experienced Regional Program Coordinator to drive Caring for Country operations in the Darwin Daly Wagait region. You will lead a remote team, coordinate budgets and planning, and work closely with Traditional Owners and partner organisations to deliver land, sea and cultural management activities in a sustainable manner.

The role requires senior leadership, strong relationship skills and a deep understanding of Indigenous ranger programs.

Qualificações

• Minimum four years’ experience leading ranger or natural resource management programs.
• Experience leading multidisciplinary teams including mentoring and workforce planning.
• Strong financial and program management skills including budgeting, reporting and funding compliance.
• Understanding of Northern Territory Natural Resource Management and Indigenous Ranger Programs.
• Experience building relationships with Aboriginal communities and government agencies.

Responsabilidades

• Provide leadership for Caring for Country programs across Darwin Daly Wagait region.
• Oversee operational planning, budgeting, governance and reporting.
• Manage a remote team and coordinate stakeholder engagement with Traditional Owners and partners.
• Ensure activities meet funding requirements, cultural governance and organisational objectives.

Ferramentas

GPS

GIS

QGIS

Avenza Maps

Descrição da vaga

Northern Land Council is seeking an experienced Regional Program Coordinator to drive Caring for Country operations in the Darwin Daly Wagait region. You will lead a remote team, coordinate budgets and planning, and work closely with Traditional Owners and partner organisations to deliver land, sea and cultural management activities in a sustainable manner.

The role requires senior leadership, strong relationship skills and a deep understanding of Indigenous ranger programs.