Early Years Health Coordinator for Ipswich

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Base pay range $105,570.00 - $115,337.00/yr pro rataPart-time or full-time position negotiable.

Are you an allied health professional and are ready to lead a responsive and collaborative allied health program?

Are you passionate about improving health outcomes for diverse communities including multicultural and First Nations families?

Do you want to help shape the future of the health system through strategic, big-picture thinking?

About you The Early Years Health Coordinator for Ipswich will provide leadership and strategic oversight of the operations and management of the Community Early Years Health program. The role will include Implementation of a new integrated early years health program across five school-based community hubs in Ipswich Supporting the growth of the program and affiliated projects to meet the needsof under-served communities across the Ipswich region Conducting action-basedresearch including consultation with families and mapping of existing services to identify health access gaps and targeted health response Management of strategic cross-sector partnerships including health,



education and community services Working collaboratively with funding partner to embed Early Years Childhood Capability Framework into practice Delivering targeted Immunisation Education through the school-based hubs The program will have a strong focus on equity,child health and wellbeing. The outcomes will involve a place-based response developed in partnership with the community, and health system Improved access to allied health through community hubs Increased engagement of multicultural families in primary care Earlier identificationand support to addressdevelopmental, health and wellbeing needs Reduced fragmentation through integrated delivery More effective culturally-responsive commissioning approaches Please reach out to us for thefull Position Descriptionto review the Key Responsibilities and Measures of success.

Essential Criteria Relevant tertiary qualifications in occupational therapy, psychology or speech pathology as an advantage. Registration with Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Authority (APHRA, and/or certification with the relevant professional regulatory/oversight body: the Occupational Therapy Board of Australia, the Psychology Board of Australia, or Speech Pathology Australia, as applicable. Demonstrated understanding of the local needs and experiences of migrant and refugee communities, including humanitarian entrants, with a strong focus on the needs of parents/caregivers and children aged 0–5 years. Robust knowledge and application of community development principles and place-based integrated care. Proven ability to lead, support, and develop teams delivering community-based programs that respond to

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