| Position Summary |
Governance, Quality and Safety Manager
Part Time - Up to 36 hours per week
Colac Area Health are currently seeking applications to join the Governance, Quality and Safety Team in the role of Governance, Quality and Safety Manager.
The position reports to the District Director Medical Administration and is required to support and inform Managers, Executive and the Board on accreditation, risk management, consumer engagement and feedback and results of audits and key performance indicators.
The successful applicant will have support from the Team who have a diverse range of skills and knowledge.
Further information may be obtained by contacting Didir Imran, District Director Medical Administration , EXT 25209.
Applications for the above position should be lodged at https://colacareahealth.mercury.com.au/ by COB Friday 5 February, 2021.
The successful applicant will be required to undertake a Victorian Police Check and complete a Statutory Declaration as per the Aged Care Principles prior to commencement of employment. Some positions will also require a WWC Check.
We are committed to the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people.
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| Selection Criteria |
Desirable: Tertiary qualifications in Health Services Management/Business/Administration; or Quality and Safety in Healthcare (or substantial progress towards) or other related discipline
Essential: Extensive knowledge and understanding of clinical governance and quality improvement principles, including the National Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS) Standards, Australian Aged Care Quality Standards (AACQA), Human Service Standards, Child Safe Standards and the Victorian Government Depa
Essential: Proven ability to work effectively and manage change as part of a multidisciplinary team
Essential: Excellent IT and database management skills
Essential: Demonstrated experience in the successful implementation and planning of quality, safety and risk management systems
Essential: Ability to collect, analyse and present data related to quality and safety in healthcare and facilitate actions to address identified issues
Essential: Demonstrated understanding of consumer participation and person-centred care
Essential: Demonstrated understanding of risk management principles and experience in managing systems and processes to mitigate, reduce and monitor risks |