About the McGrath Foundation:

At the McGrath Foundation, we raise money to fund McGrath Breast Care Nurses who provide invaluable support and care to women and men experiencing breast cancer. These nurses provide life-changing care and support for families going through Breast Cancer.

Why the McGrath Foundation is a great place to work:

• Clear purpose: We provide free McGrath Breast Care Nurses to individuals and families affected by breast cancer across Australia.
• Flexible work: We embrace hybrid work models and offer flexibility in core hours, including part-time options.
• Diverse professionalism: We value and celebrate the diverse professional experiences of our team members.
• Strong brand: Despite being a small team, we have a trusted and well-known brand across Australia.
• Fun and camaraderie: We organise enjoyable activities like the annual Pink Test and various social events throughout the year.
• Continuous professional development: Learning, questioning, and improving are integral to our culture.
• Generous leave options: We offer a range of generous leave options to support our team's wellbeing.
• Health and well-being support: Our team members have free access to Sonder, a pioneering health and well-being platform.

More about the role:

The Cancer Nurse Educator will play a key role in designing and delivering education and professional development programs and events using technology-rich teaching and learning approaches. Key responsibilities include, but not limited to:

• Work collaboratively with key stakeholders to design, build and deliver e-learning modules to meet the learning needs of McGrath Cancer Care Nurses
• Keep up to date with advances in cancer care and actively share this knowledge with McGrath nurses and team members
• Maintain professional relationships with key stakeholders to guide and inform the nurse education and professional development program
• Contribute to the planning and evaluation of the McGrath Nurse Education and Professional Development Program
• Role model a commitment to continuing professional development and high levels of engagement across the Nurse Portal
• Adhere to project budgets

This role will be a part-time position, working remotely 3 days per week (0.6 FTE). Travel for education and team events will be required.

Who we are looking for:

We are looking for an interpersonal and organised individual with a mix of the following experience and skills:

• Registered Nurse, currently registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
• Hold post-graduate qualifications in education and ideally cancer care
• Advanced organisational and time management skills
• At least five years’ recent experience as a cancer nurse educator in a clinical and/or tertiary setting with a broad knowledge across all cancer types
• Ability to design, develop and confidently deliver evidence-based education and professional development content via different modalities eg. live online, asynchronous online, in-person etc.

We value diversity!

The McGrath Foundation is an employer of equal opportunity and celebrates the diversity of our team. We encourage candidates of all backgrounds to participate in our recruitment processes.