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Positions vacant in the HIV/AIDS, health and community sectors throughout Australia, as well as some positions in the Asia-Pacific region.
Occasionally there are also ads for scholarships and calls for expressions of interest in volunteer or paid positions.
If you wish to advertise here please contact the Website Officer. Ads received before 12.00 noon on a Wednesday will be posted by C.O.B Wednesday each week. Ads received after that time are unlikely to be posted until the following week.
Last updated 7 September 2010
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ACT
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NSW
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ACON is Australia’s largest community-based GLBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender) health and HIV/AIDS organisation.
* GLBT = gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender
Project Manager, Cultural Awareness Aged Care
Does the issue of ageing in the GLBT community interest you? Are you passionate about improving the lives of people from the GLBT community who are growing older?
ACON is looking for a suitably qualified person with good communication skills and a background in developing and delivering training programs, to work on a new project which provides training to aged care facilities in both Sydney and regional NSW. This position will work closely with partner organisations and will oversee the development and implementation of cultural awareness and sensitivity training within the aged care sector.
This is a full time position (38 hours/week) on a 12 month fixed term contract and it's based in Sydney.
Applications close 5pm Monday 20 September 2010..
For all the details, download a job pack from the ACON website (www.acon.org.au/jobs) or contact our reception after 11am Monday - Friday on 02 9206 2000. All applications must include a completed application form (from job pack), a document addressing the Selection Criteria (from job pack) and a copy of your resume.
ACON is an EEO employer and encourages people with HIV, in particular, to apply.
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Communications and marketing coordinator
ASHM is seeking a dynamic individual to coordinate a communications, marketing and media strategy which facilitates and broadens communication between the Society’s members and its key stakeholders. The successful applicant will have a pivotal and exciting role promoting ASHM’s work across its three core divisions: Professional Education, Conference Sponsorship and Events, and the International Program.
Key tasks will include developing, implementing and evaluating communications, marketing, membership development and sponsorship plans which will involve producing and coordinating promotional schedules, writing articles, press releases and presentations; and media networking.
Applications close 10am Monday 27 September, 2010
Contact Terry Fairclough, Business Services Unit Manager, on (02) 8204 0700.
Download a Position Description, information about ASHM and instructions on how to apply
ASHM is a not-for-profit health promotion charity, and applicants are encouraged to be aware of the Society's objectives, which are set out in our Constitution.
ASHM provides a free listings service for positions available in the HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health sectors. To see the full listing for this position (including a list of selection criteria) and others currently advertised, go to:http://www.ashm.org.au/employment/
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Tasmania
Northern Territory
Men’s Health Project Coordination
Permanent full time position, based in Darwin.
The Northern Territory AIDS and Hepatitis Council is a non-profit organisation providing a diverse range of services to the community. Recently restructured, our Darwin operations need a dynamic individual who loves working in a team environment to help us meet our goals. This project aims to enhance the capacity of men who are positive (Hepatitis C or HIV) to live their life to its full potential.
The successful applicant will have a background in case management and/or health promotion. This position will work closely with the Women’s Health Project Coordinator in order to deliver a team approach to client services. The position operates within the NTAHC project team and will work across all project areas to deliver education messages and training sessions to external organisations. The successful applicant will be based at the Darwin office, and will be required to undertake interstate travel for training and conferences from time to time.
The role contributes to the overall aim of NTAHC to prevent blood borne viruses and to support people living with Hep C or HIV.
Application information can be accessed by emailing Tess Presswell on 08) 8944 7777 or attpresswell@ntahc.org.au. Reply by addressing the selection criteria outlined in position description, providing a cover letter and a current resume. All applicants must provide at least three (3) professional referees.
Salary packaging is available and we are negotiable on base salary level for the right person for the position, as is relocation allowance.
Applications close: Close of business, Monday September 20 2010
Note: If you are interested in the position but unsure whether you meet the selection criteria please call Tess on 08) 8944 7777
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Queensland
No positions currently listed
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South Australia
AIDS Council of South Australia
Community Development Officer, Positive Directions
(part time - one year contract)
This is a new position which will be responsible for working with a committee to develop and co-ordinate a client centred program that will improve the capacity of people living with HIV (PLHIV) to connect, and remain connected to, social and community supports. The primary target group are PLHIV that have been identified as being socially isolated and/or in need of practical assistance. The working title of the program is Positive Directions.
More information and position description
Applications close Friday 10 September.
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Victoria
No positions available
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WA
Policy Officer
The WA AIDS Council is seeking a skilled, enthusiastic person who is wanting to make a difference in the community.
HOURS: 0.8FTE (60 hours per fortnight)
AWARD: SACS Level 5
Applicants must have experience in the development, implementation and monitoring of health and/or social policies and an understanding of national and state legislative, regulatory and funding frameworks.
Applicants must have well developed conceptual and analytical skills with excellent oral and written communication skills. A capacity to work flexibly - independently as well as collaboratively is also required.
Download the Application Package from the WAAC website.
WAAC pays above award salaries with attractive salary packaging options.
To be considered for an interview, candidates must address the selection criteria as outlined in the above position application package. For further information please contact Trish Langdon on (08) 9482 0000.
Applications close Monday September 13.
The WA AIDS Council is an equal opportunity employer and provides a smoke free work environment.
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National
No positions currently listed
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HAC Jobs
HAC Jobs advertises opportunities for paid work in the Health, Community and Social Services sector in Australia and New Zealand. HACJobs advertises job vacancies, consultancies, tenders, scholarships, grants, contracts and awards on its website and through a free weekly email bulletin.
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International
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