- Lead the Royal Melbourne Hospital's Emergency Management and Business Continuity Programs, driving organisation-wide resilience and preparedness
- Partner with Executive leaders, the Hospital Incident Management Team and key external agencies to strengthen resilience across one of Victoria's leading health services
- Full time | 12 months Fixed Term | Parkville location
About the role
Reporting to the Chief Quality Officer, the Business Resilience Manager leads The Royal Melbourne Hospital's Emergency Management and Business Continuity programs, driving a strategic approach to organisational resilience, emergency preparedness and business continuity.
You will provide expert advice to Executive leaders, lead emergency management governance, education and preparedness programs, and support the Hospital Commander and Hospital Incident Management Team during major incidents. You will collaborate with Parkville Precinct partners,
the Department of Health and emergency management agencies to strengthen organisational resilience, enhance emergency preparedness and drive continuous improvement across the health service.
Key Accountabilities
- Lead the organisation's Emergency Management and Business Continuity programs.
- Develop, maintain and continuously improve emergency management, disaster management and business continuity frameworks, plans and procedures.
- Provide strategic advice to Executive leaders on organisational resilience, emergency preparedness and business continuity.
- Support the Hospital Commander and Hospital Incident Management Team during incidents and recovery activities.
- Lead emergency management education, training and preparedness exercises across the organisation.
- Coordinate post-incident reviews and drive continuous improvement initiatives.
- Prepare reports, policies and
📌 Business Resilience Manager (Melbourne)
🏢 The Royal Melbourne Hospital
📍 Melbourne
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