Project Implementation Officer, NEDC

Join a collaboration of people and organisations with an expertise in eating disorders. Be part of the team implementing the National Eating Disorders Strategy. Be surrounded by passionate and supportive colleagues. Permanent part time / 0.6 0.8 FTE Based in Sydney or Melbourne Flexible work arrangements Dynamic and innovative role in rewarding NFP. Impressive employee benefits and salary packaging available. NEDC is a national sector collaboration dedicated to developing and implementing a nationally consistent evidence-based system of care for the prevention and treatment of eating disorders. NEDC is funded by the Australian Government Department of Health and administered by The Butterfly Foundation (Butterfly). The purpose of the role of the Project Implementation Officer is to support the delivery of NEDCs activities. This includes a particular focus on the implementation of the National Eating Disorders Strategy and NEDCs internal Primary Health Network (PHN) strategy and engagement. Key activities include resource development, project coordination, professional development delivery and stakeholder engagement. The Project Implementation Officer works closely with the NEDC team to deliver our projects on time and within scope. This position reports to a member of the NEDC Management Team. Roles & Responsibilities Contribute to the implementation of the National Eating Disorders Strategy through stakeholder engagement, professional development delivery, resource development, evaluation tasks and project support functions. Work collaboratively with the NEDC project team to plan, deliver and evaluate projects. Develop and maintain relationships with key stakeholders across the eating disorder, mental health and health sectors to support collaboration and uptake of NEDC initiatives. Support NEDCs PHN Coordinator in implementing NEDCs PHN Strategy including communications, professional development, resource development and dissemination. Develop and maintain detailed project plans to monitor progress, measure outcomes and ensure timely delivery of project milestones. Improve uptake of NEDC and sector resources including psychoeducation resources, clinical tools, training and NEDC workforce planning resources. Contribute to the development of new tools, resources and approaches in response to identified sector needs. Represent NEDC to various agencies, professional networks and government as required. Represent NEDC in stakeholder meetings, workshops and other forums to share knowledge, promote collaboration and strengthen national implementation efforts. Manage documentation and contribute to reporting of project activities to meet NEDCs internal and external reporting requirements. Undertake administrative and project support tasks as required to ensure effective project delivery and team operations. Essential Criteria Experience in health, social sciences, education, community development or a related discipline. Knowledge of health, mental health and/or eating disorders; familiarity with the National Eating Disorders Collaboration 4/5. Strong engagement and communication skills. Demonstrated project management skills. A proven team player who can also work well autonomously. Demonstrated experience coordinating, facilitating and presenting stakeholder engagement activities, education events and conferences and/or consultation. Experience in preparing high quality reports or resources for a range of audiences. Competent-to-advanced use of computer software (MS Office, videoconferencing, collaboration tools). To see the FULL Selection Criteria please view the Position Description at To Apply All applicants should supply their resume and address the selection criteria as detailed in the Position Description in a separate cover letter. Closing Date: Sunday 30th November please note that if we receive a high level of applications the vacancy may close earlier than stated. Therefore we would encourage you to submit your application as soon as possible. Enquiries For enquiries about this position please email #J-18808-Ljbffr