Work Type/s: Full-time, Fixed-Term (Parental Leave Position)
Classification/s: Senior Project Manager
Location: Melbourne
Applications close: Midnight on Tuesday 14th July 2020

Women’s Health Victoria (WHV) is a state-wide women’s health promotion, advocacy and support service with a proud history of over 25 years. We are an independent, feminist, not-for-profit organisation. We advocate and build system capacity for a gendered approach to health that reduces inequalities and improves health outcomes for women.

Women’s Health Victoria (WHV) is a statewide women’s health promotion, advocacy and support service with a proud history of over 25 years. We are an independent, feminist, not-for-profit organisation. We advocate and build system capacity for a gendered approach to health that reduces inequalities and improves health outcomes for women.

WHV is seeking a highly motivated, skilled and dynamic woman to manage our gender equality in advertising project during a period of parental leave. This exciting and ambitious project aims to transform ad industry culture, empower the community and strengthen regulation to promote gender equality and prevent violence against women in and through advertising.

The project is at an important juncture as we prepare for the launch of our strategic framework for gender equality in advertising, project website and digital engagement strategy.

The successful candidate will have strong project management, stakeholder relationship-building and communication skills, and expertise in the prevention of violence against women and promotion of gender equity. Experience in digital engagement and/or working in or with the media and advertising industries would be beneficial.

This role is a full-time parental leave position, initially until mid-February 2021. Subject to confirmation of funding, the position may be extended.

WHV offers excellent salary packaging benefits and the opportunity to be involved in making a difference in the lives of Victorian women.

View the Full Position Description Here

For any questions relating to this position, please contact:

Mischa Barr
Policy & Health Promotion Manager
Mischa.barr@whv.org.au
Ph 03 9664 9309

To Apply

Please upload your Cover Letter, Responses to the Key Selection Criteria and a copy of your resume (including 3 referees and your current Manager if applicable) in PDF format using the form below. Applications close midnight Tuesday 14 July 2020.

If you have any technical issues, please email jobs@whv.org.au

WHV EO Exemption No. H351/2019

Work Type/s: Part time (0.8)
Classification/s: Administration & office support
Location: Melbourne
Applications close: CLOSED

Women’s Health Victoria (WHV) is a state-wide women’s health promotion, advocacy and support service with a proud history of over 25 years. We are an independent, feminist, not-for-profit organisation. We advocate and build system capacity for a gendered approach to health that reduces inequalities and improves health outcomes for women.

Our health promotion, information and support programs work with and for women, to identify and respond to service gaps and health inequalities in innovative ways. WHV works to improve the health and wellbeing of all Victorian women utilising a population-based social model of health framework.

WHV’s strategic priorities are:

• prevention of violence against women (PVAW)
• sexual and reproductive health
• women and cancer;
• women’s mental health and body image
• women’s equality.

WHV is supported by a dynamic Board of 12 women and employees approximately 30 staff, although this varies from time to time depending on funding. Our core programs include Policy and Health Promotion, 1800 My Options and Counterpart. For more information about our organisation please consult our website at www.whv.org.au

About the role

We are seeking an experienced, dynamic and multi-skilled administration professional to join our team.

This exciting opportunity includes providing support to the CEO and coordinating administration functions to enable us to achieve our vision of women living well – healthy, empowered, equal.

This role is pivotal in building and maintaining our organisational capability to build a flexible, sustainable and innovative organisation which is one of our strategic priorities.

Working closely with the CEO you will be responsible for liaising with external stakeholders, diary management, drafting papers and reports and working across the organisation to coordinate various internal meetings and committees.

You will also be responsible for coordinating a range of administrative and corporate functions to support Women’s Health Victoria to be as efficient and effective as possible so we can continue to achieve high level outcomes within our resources.

About you

With tertiary qualifications in administration, business or related fields we are seeking candidates with at least five years experience in a similar role, along with advanced administration and organisational skills including MS Office Suite, and experience drafting reports, papers and correspondence.

The ability to work in a team and be flexible and adaptable to meet changing priorities is a must, as is an understanding of feminist principles and how these relate to our work.

Above we all we are looking for someone who wants to join our organisation to contribute to the advancement of women’s equality.

Salary

Women’s Health Victoria offers generous salary and conditions including options for salary packaging, professional development and the opportunity to participate in cultural activities throughout the year.

See full position description here

For any questions relating to this position, please contact

Dianne Hill  (CEO) or Dina Lynch (Business Manager)

Ph 9664 9300

To Apply

Please upload your Cover Letter, Responses to the Key Selection Criteria and a copy of your resume (including 3 referees and your current Manager if applicable) in PDF format using the form below.  Applications close midnight Sunday 2nd February 2020.

If you have any technical issues, please email jobs@whv.org.au

Work Type/s: Part time (contract) - Job share 
Classification/s: Family services, GLBTI and Sexual Health, Health Care and Allied Health, Social Work, Women’s Organisations and Services
Location: Melbourne
Applications close: CLOSED

About 1800 My Options

We talk to people about contraception, pregnancy options (including abortion) and sexual health, connecting people with the services they need. We are a free, pro-choice, confidential phone and website service.

About the role

We are seeking two people to share this role. One position is for three shifts per week (16.5 hours total). The other position is for 2 shifts per week (11 hours total).  It is a fixed term contract (March 2020 to June 30, 2021). The Senior Information and Resources Information Officer responds to incoming calls and online enquiries to the 1800 My Options service and provides in-shift support and supervision to the service’s phoneline team.

About you

We are seeking a pro-choice, highly skilled person who can provide a sensitive health information service. Relevant qualifications and experience in direct service delivery and supervising small teams in a health or community setting is essential.

Salary

The position is classified as a Level 3 and attracts a salary of $82,478 per annum pro rata.

WHV Enterprise Agreement 2018 conditions and salary apply.  In addition, employer superannuation guarantee and access to salary packaging applies.

See the full position here

For any questions relating to this position, please contact Carolyn Mogharbel on 9653 0204 or by email: carolynm@1800myoptions.org.au OR Julie Keys, on 9653 0203 or by email on juliek@1800myoptions.org.au.

To Apply

Please upload your Cover Letter, Responses to the Key Selection Criteria and a copy of your resume in PDF format using the form below.  Applications close midnight Sunday 2 February 2020.

If you have any technical issues, please email jobs@whv.org.au

Work Type/s: Full-time, Ongoing (38 hours/week)
Classification/s: Policy & Health Promotion Team
Location: Melbourne
Applications close: CLOSED

Are you passionate about women’s health and gender equity?

Are you a feminist researcher and advocate with a commitment to translating knowledge and influencing policy at the state (and national) level?

About the role

Women’s Health Victoria (WHV) is looking for a Senior Policy and Health Promotion Officer toplay a senior role in an influential and dynamic policy, research, advocacy and health promotion team within a leading women’s health organisation.

This full-time ongoing position will be responsible for leading research, knowledge translation and policy and advocacy activities across WHV’s priority areas including sexual and reproductive health, the prevention of violence against women, mental health and body image, and women’s equality.

Specifically, the role will lead the development of high quality, evidence-based submissions and research papers and requires the ability to identify strategic or innovative opportunities to improve women’s health and wellbeing. The role also includes supervision of a small but highly productive policy and data team.

Full position description and selection criteria

For More information contact Mischa Barr on 9664 9309 or by email at Mischa.Barr@whv.org.au

To Apply

Please upload your Cover Letter, Responses to the Key Selection Criteria and a copy of your resume in PDF format using the form below. Applications close midnight Sunday 15th September 2019. If you have any technical issues, please email jobs@whv.org.au

Work Type/s:  Part time 4 days (30.4 hours/week)
Classification/s: Business Services Team
Location: Melbourne
Applications close: CLOSED

Women’s Health Victoria (WHV) is an independent, state-wide women’s health promotion, advocacy and support service. We are an independent, feminist, not-for-profit organisation.

About the role

WHV seeks an accountant who will Manage/Co-ordinate a range of financial functions to support the effective financial management of Women’s Health Victoria and it’s legislative and reporting requirements. The role is diverse and covers multiple facets of the finance function.

Responsibilities of the role include: 

• Process of accounts payable/accounts receivable;
• Preparation and processing of fortnightly payroll;
• Reconciliation, preparation and reporting of BAS, Superannuation, Long Service Leave and other legal requirements;
• Completing month end journals and reconciliation of all ledger accounts e.g bank reconciliations, debtors, creditors, accruals, prepayments, payroll, revenue etc.;
• Preparation and analysis of monthly programme reporting to the managers;
• Preparation and analysis of bi- monthly reports to the Finance and Risk Committee and the Board;
• Assist in the co-ordination of the annual budget;
• Maintain review and update financial policies and procedures as required by legislation or other requirements;
• Identify and manage risk as part of the quality assurance framework in relation to the finance function;
• Undertake a review of the current accounting system with a view to either enhance it or change it.

You will have: 

• Minimum Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, CPA/CA or working towards;
• Strong IT skills, in particular MYOB, MS Office software, particularly Word and Excel, data collection system; Desirable but not mandatory experience in operating Xero and experience in the implementation of Xero software;
• Demonstrated experience in end to end payroll function;
• Demonstrated experience in the preparation of monthly financial reporting to Board level;
• Flexibility to respond to short and long term changing needs;
• Strong analytical and problem solving skills with the ability to provide resolution to issues;
• Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage competing deadlines, whilst maintaining accuracy and attention to detail and meeting deadlines;
• Experience working effectively within a team environment;

Full position description and selection criteria

For More information contact Dina Lynch, Business Manager on 9664 9300 or by email at bst@whv.org.au

To Apply

Please upload your Cover Letter, Responses to the Key Selection Criteria and a copy of your resume in PDF format using the form below. Applications close midnight Sunday 1st September 2019. If you have any technical issues, please email jobs@whv.org.au

Work Type/s:  Casual pool 
Classification/s: Family services, GLBTI and Sexual Health, Health Care and Allied Health, Social Work, Women’s Organisations and Services
Location: Melbourne
Applications close: CLOSED

Women’s Health Victoria (WHV) is an independent, state-wide women’s health promotion, advocacy and support service. We are an independent, feminist, not-for-profit organisation.

About 1800 My Options

We talk to people about contraception, pregnancy options (including abortion) and sexual health, connecting people with the services they need. We are a free, confidential, non-judgemental, pro-choice service. We offer a phone and online service.

About the role

This is a casual pool role. In this role you will provide information and referral pathways to women, their support people and health professionals in relation to contraception, pregnancy options (including abortion) and sexual health.  Limited and variable hours available between 10am-4pm  Monday to Friday.

About you

We are seeking a motivated and compassionate person with a strong commitment to feminist and pro-choice principles. Experience working in a health or community setting is essential.

Salary

This is a casual role. The position is classified as a Level 2 and attracts a salary of $63,725 per annum pro rata plus casual loading WHV Enterprise Agreement 2018 conditions and salary apply. In addition, employer superannuation guarantee and access to salary packaging (Conditions may apply).

Click here for the full Position Description

For further information, contact one of the 1800 My Option Team Leaders:
Carolyn Mogarbel on 9653 0204 or by email: carolynm@1800myoptions.org.au (Mon-Wed)
Julie Keys on 9653 0203 or by email juliek@1800myoptions.org.au (Thu-Fri)

To apply

Using the form below, upload your Cover Letter, responses to the Key Selection Criteria and a copy of your resume as a PDF by Midnight Sunday 14th July 2019

Work Type/s:  Part-time (30.4 hours per week), fixed-term until 30 June 2020 
Classification/s: Administration, Education and Training, Health Promotion
Location: Level 8, 255 Bourke St, Melbourne
Applications close: CLOSED- We are no longer recruiting for this position. 

For further information, contact Mischa Barr, Policy & Health Promotion Manager on (03) 9664 9309 or by email: mischa.barr@whv.org.au

Women’s Health Victoria (WHV) is seeking a competent and dynamic Project Support Officer to assist with health promotion and workforce development activities, including support for training, event management and communications.

You will have excellent organisational skills, ability to manage competing priorities and timelines, and demonstrated skills in coordination of events. You will have experience using Microsoft Office software and social media in a work context. You will work effectively in a team, be adaptable to change and be willing and able to learn new skills quickly.

Experience in health promotion or public health will be an advantage, as will experience using digital tools and applications. This role would suit a health promotion or public health graduate or an experienced project officer working in a health education environment.

This role is a part-time (0.8EFT) fixed term until 30 June 2020.

WHV offers excellent salary packaging benefits and the opportunity to be involved in making a difference in the lives of Victorian women.

To Apply:

Submit online using our online form: a cover letter; responses addressing the Selection Criteria outlined in section 12 of the position description; and your CV.  All documents must be A4 and in PDF format.

For further information, contact Mischa Barr, Policy & Health Promotion Manager on (03) 9664 9309 or by email: mischa.barr@whv.org.au

Vocational Education and Training (VET) resource writing for a Course in Gender Equity

Women’s Health Victoria (WHV) has been funded by the Victorian Department of Education and Training (DET) to lead a two-year project (the GET Project) with a consortium including RMIT, Women with Disabilities Victoria, ACEVic, Monash University, Knox City Council, Coonara Community House and Yarrawonga Neighbourhood House to develop a Course in Gender Equity.     Application CLOSED.  CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS

Work Type/s:  Part-time (22.8 hours per week), fixed-term for 12 months 
Classification/s:  Communications and Marketing, Social Media, Health Promotion, Women’s Organisations & Services
Location: L8, 255 Bourke St, Melbourne
Applications close: CLOSED

We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced marketing and communications officer to lead the development and implementation of a range of marketing and communications activities to strengthen stakeholder awareness and engagement with WHV programs and services. The role will have a strong focus on marketing and social media to help build and maintain our organisations online presence.

You will have 3-5 years marketing and communications experience (including digital/SEO/social media/EDM), strong relationship management and communication skills and excellent project management skills.

This role is a part-time, 0.6EFT, fixed term for 12 months.

WHV offers excellent salary packaging benefits and the opportunity to be involved in making a difference in the lives of Victorian women.

To Apply:

Submit online using our online form: a cover letter; responses addressing the Selection Criteria outlined in section 10 of the position description; and your CV.  All documents must be A4 and in PDF format.  Submit your application using the form below.

For any questions relating to this position, please contact Kylie Inserra on 9664 9316 or kylie.inserra@whv.org.au

If you have any technical issues, please email whv@whv.org.au

Previous applicants need not apply

Interviews will be held on Monday 17 December 2018

WHV EO Exemption No. H102/2014

Employer: Women’s Health Victoria (WHV) 
Work Type/s: Fixed-Term,  Part-Time (18 Months)
Classification/s: Level 3 Classification, WHV Enterprise Agreement 2018
Location: Melbourne
Applications close: CLOSED

Women’s Health Victoria (WHV) is a statewide women’s health promotion, advocacy and support service with a proud history of over 25 years. We are an independent, feminist, not-for-profit organisation. We advocate and build system capacity for a gendered approach to health that reduces inequalities and improves health outcomes for women.

WHV is seeking a highly motivated and skilled woman to support the Chief Executive Officer and the Business Manager to manage and maintain the WHV quality, risk and compliance system framework.

You will have proven experience of quality and risk management principles and frameworks, contributing to the establishment, review and continuous improvement of compliance frameworks, policies, practices and processes; experience in accreditation processes including performing and co-ordinating internal audits and implementing outcomes.

This role is four days per fortnight (0.4 FTE) for a period of 18 months.

WHV offers excellent salary packaging benefits and the opportunity to be involved in making a difference in the lives of Victorian women.

WHV Equal Opportunity Exemption No. H102/2014

How to apply for this job

Applications to be made by submitting a cover letter, responses addressing the selection criteria outlined in section 10 the POSITION DESCRIPTION and resume through our online application (link below).   

No applications will be considered unless the selection criteria has been addressed.

To view the position description CLICK HERE.  Correspondence is to be addressed to Dina Lynch.  If you experience any technical issues please email us at whv@whv.org.au

For further information, please contact Dina Lynch, Business Manager, on (03) 9664 9300 or dina.lynch@whv.org.au.

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