Senior Hospital Executive — Transformation & Performance

NSW Health; Sydney; On-site; AUD 308,000 - 346,000; Full time

Job summary

NSW Health is seeking a General Manager to lead Royal Prince Alfred Hospital within the Sydney Local Health District. The role focuses on strategic leadership across a major tertiary hospital, balancing immediate priorities with ongoing transformation and service development.

You will drive clinical excellence, workforce capability and governance while building strong partnerships with clinicians, consumers, universities and government to deliver safe, high-quality health services for the NSW

Qualifications

• Executive leadership experience in a large, complex health service or hospital.
• Track record of delivering results with focus on quality, safety, performance and patient outcomes.
• Exceptional relationship and influencing skills with diverse stakeholders.
• Change and transformation leadership capability.
• Values-led leadership with commitment to inclusion, wellbeing, clinical excellence and patient-centred care.

Responsibilities

• Provide strategic and operational leadership for Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
• Balance immediate priorities with long-term transformation and service development.
• Foster governance, financial sustainability and accountability for performance.
• Build partnerships with clinicians, consumers, universities, research organisations, government and external organisations.
• Create an environment where patients receive excellent care and staff are supported to do their best work.

Skills

Executive leadership

Strategic planning

Stakeholder management

Change management

People leadership

Job description

NSW Health is seeking a General Manager to lead Royal Prince Alfred Hospital within the Sydney Local Health District. The role focuses on strategic leadership across a major tertiary hospital, balancing immediate priorities with ongoing transformation and service development.

You will drive clinical excellence, workforce capability and governance while building strong partnerships with clinicians, consumers, universities and government to deliver safe, high-quality health services for the NSW