Senior Environmental Health & Immunisation Policy Lead

Logan City Council

Brisbane

On-site

AUD 118,000 - 125,000

Full time

4 days ago

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Job summary

Logan City Council is seeking a Principal Environmental Health Policy Officer to lead policy development and strategic initiatives across environmental health and immunisation services in Logan City. You will shape public health programs, provide expert legislative advice and drive cross‑functional projects to improve community health outcomes.

The role reports to the Manager Environmental Health and Immunisation and requires a strong background in policy, strategic planning and stakeholder

Qualifications

Degree qualification in Environmental Health recognised for eligibility for membership with Environmental Health Australia, or another qualification deemed relevant by the Manager Environmental Health and Immunisation.
Extensive experience leading complex projects, policy development and strategic initiatives in environmental health or public health.
Knowledge of Queensland environmental and public health legislation, including major acts and local laws.
Knowledge of National Immunisation Program Schedule.
Experience applying legislation and policy to practical outcomes.
Excellent analytical, research and report writing skills.
Exceptional communication and stakeholder engagement skills.

Responsibilities

Lead the development, implementation, review and evaluation of environmental health and immunisation policies, strategies, programs and initiatives.
Monitor emerging public health issues, legislative changes and industry trends and provide strategic recommendations to management.
Prepare reports, discussion papers, submissions and strategic planning documents.
Drive continuous improvement initiatives that enhance service delivery and community outcomes.
Lead and coordinate complex environmental health and public health projects.
Prepare budget submissions and supporting documentation for management consideration.
Build and maintain productive relationships with internal and external stakeholders, government agencies, industry representatives and community organisations.
Represent Council on committees, working groups and inter‑agency forums.
Maintain contemporary knowledge of environmental health, immunisation and public health legislation, policy and industry developments.
Contribute to a culture of innovation, collaboration and best practice across the Environmental Health and Immunisation Program.