• Permanent | Full time | Wellington based
• WFH flexibility | WFH allowance | 4.4 weeks annual leave
• Salary midpoint of $105,270 actual salary dependent on your experience

Project Manager, Cancer Control Agency
Te Aho o Te Kahu – The Cancer Control Agency has an exciting opportunity for a new project manager to join our team. The key focus of this role is plan, design, support and implement regional and national projects to improve equity and cancer survival for all. This position is within the Central Region team and is based in Wellington. Regional travel will be required by arrangement.

Te whainga poto o tēnei tūranga – The purpose of this position
As a member of our team you will be involved in a broad range of continuous improvement programmes focussing on building a system that delivers fewer cancers, better survival and equity for all. This role would suit an experienced cancer clinician with a passion for quality improvement looking for that next step in their career.

Ko wai mātou - About us
Te Aho o Te Kahu provides national leadership and oversight for cancer control as well as system-wide prioritisation and coordination of cancer care in Aotearoa.
Alongside a national team in Wellington there are four regional teams which have a critical role in linking the unique perspectives and diverse needs of regional communities to the development of national work programmes. The Central Region covers the Whanganui, Mid Central, Hawkes Bay, Wairarapa, Hutt Valley and Capital and Coast districts.

Ko pūkenga - What you'll bring
We are looking for a registered health professional with (or working towards) post graduate qualifications in health service leadership or public health. A clinical background in cancer treatment is highly regarded. In addition, you will need to demonstrate:

• Proven project management capability including skillsets in continuous improvement, planning and health sector implementation.
• Comprehensive understanding of tikanga, kawa and application of Te Tiriti o Waitangi in healthcare planning and delivery.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Analytical and research capability.
• Understanding of the complexities and challenges in cancer care in Aotearoa.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities across multiple workstreams.
• Ability to foster effective relationships, demonstrating strong interpersonal skills.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and project management software

Me pēhea te tono mai - How to apply
To view the position description and apply, please follow the online process at our Careers Website. Please ensure you upload a CV and covering letter with all applications. If you have any questions, email the recruitment team at recruitment@health.govt.nz.To apply, you must hold the right to work in New Zealand. For information on work visa eligibility, check out the Immigration New Zealand website.

Applications close on Sunday, 6 October 2024. We are reviewing applications as they come in and interviews may take place during the advertising period. Please note if we receive a high number of applications this job may close prior to the closing date.
All candidates will be notified of the outcome of their application via email. Shortlisted candidates will be required to complete an interview process, reference checks, and a criminal check.

We value diversity and are committed to working in an inclusive and respectful way. We welcome applicants from all walks of life and appreciate the richness of experience that your point of difference could bring to us. Please contact us if there is any support that we can provide to ensure the recruitment process is accessible to you.