Program Lead, Clinical Communication

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Program Lead, Clinical Communication Employment Type: Permanent Full Time Position Classification: Health Manager Lvl 4 Remuneration: $121,246 - $145,063 Hours Per Week: 38 Requisition ID: REQ54099 What can we offer you? A culture focused on core values of Collaboration, Openness, Respect and Empowerment What are we looking for? Enthusiastic team members with a 'can-do' attitude Commitment to outstanding customer service Innovative thinkers who strive for excellence About the Clinical Excellence Commission The Clinical Excellence Commission (CEC) is committed to providing leadership in safety and quality to improve health care for patients in NSW. The primary focus of the CEC is to promote and support improved clinical care, safety and quality across the NSW public health system, and to meet functions specified by the Minister for Health. The CEC Strategic Plan places priority on delivering high performing reliable systems and ensuring safety and quality in the provision of healthcare for 'every patient, every time' is consistent across NSW Health. For more information: http://www.cec.health.nsw.gov.au/index What you'll be doing The Program Lead Clinical Communication is responsible for leading and managing the development, implementation and evaluation of projects related to delegation and escalation practices in NSW health. The position holder will be required to establish strong working relationships with a broad range of clinicians and deliver statewide policy and service design solutions. A capacity to engage and negotiate with senior clinicians and teams will be critical to this role. How to apply - your application to be considered must include both: An up-to-date resume of no more than five (5) pages which clearly details your skills and experience as relevant to this role. A completed online questionnaire addressing the below selection criteria. Selection Criteria Postgraduate qualifications in a relevant discipline or equivalent; and experience in a senior supervisory role in a complex clinical setting. Demonstrated understanding of areas of high risk to patient safety, including the role of organisational and cultural change management in a complex, safety-critical environment. Demonstrated knowledge and experience in developing, implementing and evaluating safety and quality programs in a statewide or large scale setting. Demonstrated capacity to manage multiple and concurrent initiatives with conflicting milestones and deadlines. Highly developed interpersonal and negotiation skills including demonstrated capability to negotiate with and influence diverse stakeholder groups to support change and drive the achievement of common goals. Highly developed analytical skills including demonstrated ability to conduct literature reviews and apply research; conducting data analysis and interpretation; preparing and presenting analysis and reports; and managing program risks and implications. High level verbal and written communication skills with demonstrated experience drafting complex written documents such as reports, briefs and advice for senior managers. Need more information? For role related queries or questions contact Bernadette King on [email protected] Applications Close: 24 July 2018