Job Summary
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- Job posted on: 22nd Sep 2021
Do you have exceptional leadership and project management skills? Do you have extensive subject matter expertise in men’s health, or a related field, and experience in longitudinal research? Are you experienced at managing relationships with project collaborators and key stakeholders?
The Australian Institute of Family Studies is looking for an exceptional leader to lead AIFS’ work on Ten to Men: The Australian Longitudinal Study on Male Health (TTM), a national longitudinal study of the health and lifestyles of Australian men at different stages of life.
We are the Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS), the Australian Government’s key independent research body and advisor in the area of family wellbeing, based in Melbourne CBD. We produce research about ‘what works for families’ and make it accessible to decision makers, practitioners and the general public.
The Program Lead, TTM will lead a team and coordinate the management of the content, methodology and fieldwork activities for the study, as well as the resulting data management and releases, and data analysis and publications. An important initial part of the role will be outlining a vision for the future of the study. The Program Lead, TTM will also work closely with external stakeholders including government agencies, expert and community advisory groups and suppliers, as well as the executive team and other managers at the Institute.
As a senior leader within the Institute, the Program Lead, TTM will role model the AIFS and APS Values and demonstrate leadership and collaboration across research and corporate areas. In addition to leading the delivery of complex research projects and programs, they will help shape the strategic direction of their research area and the Institute more broadly. The successful person will have:
The duties of the Program Lead, TTM may involve:
leading or contributing to the development of research proposals including collaborating with others and providing subject matter expertise for cross-team responses
managing relevant budgets and other resources in line with AIFS’ obligations and procedures
undertaking research to contribute to the achievement of organisational goals
The Program Lead, TTM study position may be offered on an ongoing or non-ongoing basis of up to 18 months (with the possibility of extension to a maximum term of three years) on a full-time or part-time (0.8 FTE minimum) basis. Melbourne is the preferred location though a preference to work remotely from another suitable location may be considered.
To be eligible for engagement, applicants must be Australian citizens unless special approval is given. For example, applicants with permanent resident status who have applied or intend to apply for Australian citizenship may be considered for engagement.
Conditions of engagement including probation, health and character clearances (including police records check, Working with Children Check and security clearance) may apply to this position.
We provide a family-friendly and flexible workplace that supports the wellbeing and professional development of our diverse workforce. Benefits include workplace health and wellbeing activities, a healthy promotion allowance and Christmas closedown period with no deduction from leave credits. Our salaries and conditions of employment are set out in our Enterprise Agreement.
The Australian Institute of Family Studies is partnering with UniRecruit in the search for outstanding applicants for this position. Full details of the role can be found in the Position Description at https://www.uni-recruit.com.au/current-roles/. When you are ready to submit an application, click the "Apply Now" button on this ad.
Confidential enquiries should be directed to Graham MacAulay ([email protected] using the subject line: Program Lead, Ten to Men Study enquiry via EthicalJobs) on 0419 704 686.
AIFS is committed to providing an inclusive and diverse workplace. We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, mature age people, those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, people who identify as LGBTI+, and people with parenting and/or caring responsibilities.