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The Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand (TSANZ) invites applications for the Registries Project Officer position. This hybrid, full-time role supports Clinical Quality Registries (CQRs) and lung health outcomes, working with the RCQS to manage stakeholder relationships and registry operations.
You will coordinate registry sites, data quality activities, and registry communications, delivering timely, high-quality outcomes with strong organizational skills and proactive collaboration.
The Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand (TSANZ) is a health promotion charity whose mission is to lead, support and enable all health workers and researchers who aim to prevent, cure, and relieve disability caused by lung disease. The TSANZ is the only Peak Body in both Australia and New Zealand that represents all health professionals working in all fields of respiratory health.
The TSANZ is a leading advocate and provider of evidence-based policy for the prevention and management of respiratory conditions in Australia and New Zealand, undertakes professional education and training, and is responsible for significant research administration.
We are seeking a Registries Project Officer to join our dedicated team. This role is central to supporting our Clinical Quality Registries (CQRs) and advancing lung health outcomes across the region.
You will work closely with the Registries and Clinical Quality Subcommittee (RCQS) of the Board, manage stakeholder relationships, and provide administration and secretariat support for registry operations. The role also includes supporting registry sites, coordinating events such as registry summits, ensuring data quality, and promoting registry communications across TSANZ channels.
This is a maximum-term two-year, full-time position.
We are looking for someone with:
A recognised degree in a relevant field, or equivalent work experience in clinical quality registries, clinical trials, or research support. What matters most is your strong attention to detail, project administration skills, and ability to work collaboratively to deliver high-quality outcomes. Experience in respiratory health or lung physiology projects is highly desirable.
If you are highly organised, details-focused and love collaborating with internal and external stakeholders alike to create value, then this might be your ideal next role. Our workplace culture supports equity and diversity, individuals who work collaboratively and have the right attitude!
Contact Dr Kanika Jetmalani (Research and Policy Manager) kanika.jetmalani@thoracic.org.au for more information.
Do not delay – we will hire when we find the right person.