Statewide Maternal & Neonatal Governance Lead

Queensland Government; Brisbane; On-site; AUD 220,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

Queensland Government invites applications for the Executive Manager, Maternal and Neonatal Governance within the Queensland Ambulance Service. The role provides statewide clinical leadership, expert advice and governance oversight to support safe, evidence-based prehospital maternity and neonatal care.

It drives governance initiatives, education programs, and partnerships to improve outcomes for women, newborns and families receiving prehospital care.

Qualifications

• Extensive clinical knowledge/experience in prehospital care and maternity/neonatal care with evidence-based practice and governance principles.
• Ability to lead statewide clinical quality improvement, governance and service development initiatives.
• Experience in patient safety and clinical governance, including incident review, analysis and reporting.

Responsibilities

• Lead development, implementation and evaluation of clinical governance initiatives, education programs, quality improvement activities and strategic partnerships.
• Collaborate to integrate maternity and neonatal practice into QAS clinical service delivery, education, governance and system improvement frameworks.
• Support workforce development and capability improvement to enhance patient outcomes and safety.

Education

Undergraduate degree in Paramedicine or Health Science (Paramedic)

Associate Diploma of Applied Science (Ambulance)

Postgraduate qualifications in clinical, education, leadership or management

Job description

Queensland Government invites applications for the Executive Manager, Maternal and Neonatal Governance within the Queensland Ambulance Service. The role provides statewide clinical leadership, expert advice and governance oversight to support safe, evidence-based prehospital maternity and neonatal care.

It drives governance initiatives, education programs, and partnerships to improve outcomes for women, newborns and families receiving prehospital care.