ACCCN Government and Partnerships Coordinator (Virtual)
Australian College of Critical Care Nurses Ltd – Banora Point NSW
The Australian College of Critical Care Nurses (ACCCN) Government & Partnerships Coordinator will work in a virtual National Office and provide coordination, grant writing and administrative support to strengthen ACCCN's relationships with government, strategic partners, funding bodies, charitable organisations and other external stakeholders. Working closely with the CEO and National Operations Manager, the role coordinates stakeholder engagement activities, funding opportunities, partnership initiatives and related administrative processes to support ACCCN's strategic objectives.
Key responsibilities
Monitor and analyse government policy and program developments and grant opportunities and advise on implications for ACCCN and the critical care nursing profession
Develop and maintain stakeholder mapping identifying key government decision-makers and influencers
Support the development and implementation of ACCCN advocacy priorities and government engagement activities
Attend and support ACCCN representation at relevant consultations, forums and stakeholder meetings as delegated
Prepare meeting materials and correspondence for ACCCN representatives
Coordinate input and expertise to develop government and consultation submissions
Coordinate and prepare grant applications and supporting documentation in consultation with relevant ACCCN staff and representatives
Manage reporting, evaluation and acquittal requirements of successful grants
Identify and map potential partnerships, charitable and philanthropic opportunities and contribute to the development and implementation of partnership frameworks aligned with ACCCN's strategic priorities
Provide secretariat support to relevant meetings and committees, including scheduling meetings and preparing agendas and meeting papers
About you
Demonstrated experience supporting stakeholder engagement, advocacy, partnerships or funding initiatives, including collaboration with a diverse range of stakeholders
Demonstrated experience in government relations, stakeholder engagement, project coordination, executive support or administration with the ability to manage multiple priorities and deliver outcomes within competing deadlines
Highly developed written communication skills, including experience preparing grant applications, funding proposals, briefing papers, submissions, reports and professional correspondence
Demonstrated ability to research, analyse and synthesise information, including government policy, funding opportunities and stakeholder requirements, to support organisational objectives
Proven ability to coordinate projects, partnerships and stakeholder activities, including tracking actions, milestones and reporting requirements through to completion
Demonstrated organisational skills and attention to detail, including maintaining accurate records, registers, action logs and reporting schedules
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and experience using databases, CRM systems and other digital platforms to manage information and stakeholder engagement
Relevant tertiary qualifications in public policy, communications, business, health project management or a related discipline.
Experience working with government departments, elected representatives, corporate partners, funding bodies, charitable organisations or philanthropic trusts.
Exposure to public policy, advocacy or consultation processes including stakeholder engagement and submission development.
Understanding of grant management processes, including application development, reporting, monitoring and acquittal requirements.
Knowledge of the Australian healthcare, nursing or professional association sector.
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ACCCN Government and Partnerships Coordinator (Virtual) in Newcastle employer: Australian College of Critical Care Nurses Ltd
The Australian College of Critical Care Nurses Ltd offers a dynamic and supportive work environment for the Remote Government & Partnerships Coordinator role, where you can make a meaningful impact on critical care nursing in Australia. With a focus on professional development, collaborative teamwork, and flexible working arrangements, employees are encouraged to grow their skills while contributing to vital partnerships with government and other stakeholders. Located in Banora Point, NSW, this position allows you to engage with a network of passionate professionals dedicated to improving healthcare outcomes.
Contact Details:
Australian College of Critical Care Nurses Ltd Recruitment Team
