Vacancies 2010
Educator (Central Queensland)
Family Planning Queensland (FPQ) is a unique Queensland organisation offering services in the area of sexual and reproductive health. FPQ provides clinical services, education, training, information and advice related to sexual and reproductive health. An exciting opportunity exists to join this dynamic organisation in the position of Educator in the central Queensland team.
This position is part time at 30 hours per fortnight. There may also be opportunities to extend hours in the future dependant on community need.
The successful applicant will develop and implement sexuality education programs for various groups in the community, including primary and secondary schools, professional groups, parents, carers, families and people with disabilities and their carers. The successful applicant will also require a current driver’s license as some travel within the central Queensland region will be required.
Salary and hours will be negotiated with the successful applicant depending on qualifications and experience. Range: $23.83 - $25.66 per hour + 9% superannuation.
Generous salary packaging available.
If more information is required after reading the position description please contact:
Julie Thomson
Phone: (07) 4921 3655
Email: rockhamptonedu@fpq.com.au
Written applications must address selection criteria (see below or phone 07 4921 3655) and include current resume with 2 professional referees.
Applications by: Close of business Monday 23 August 2010
Applications to:
Julie Thomson
Regional Education Coordinator
Family Planning Queensland
PO Box 11 ( 83 Bolsover Street )
Rockhampton QLD 4700
Or email: rockhamptonedu@fpq.com.au
FPQ offers clinical, education, training and information services from metropolitan and regional locations throughout the state. FPQ’s values apply to every area of the organisation and these are:
- Respect for others
- Social justice
- Ethical and professional practice
- Innovation
- Performance accountability
Our employees enjoy:
- The opportunity to work in an organisation that is positive and proactive in the community
- Very generous salary packaging
- Opportunity for training and skills development
- Family friendly employer
Job Purpose
Responsible to the Regional Education Coordinator for the development, implementation and evaluation of education and training programs within the central Queensland area.
Responsibilities
- Develop and deliver information, education and training in the area of sexual and reproductive health.
- Work as a member of FPQ Education Services in providing sexuality education services to the general community.
- Promote and be an advocate for the services of FPQ.
Duties
- Conduct education programs in primary and secondary schools throughout the region.
- Conduct education programs for parents, families and carers throughout the region.
- Conduct education and training programs for professional groups (teachers, nurses, health workers, youth workers).
- Maintain data on all education and training services delivered and provide monthly data returns to the Regional Education Coordinator.
- Attend meetings/staff development activities, as required.
- Conduct promotional activities such as displays and information stalls.
- Other duties as requested by the Regional Education Coordinator.
Annual Salary Range :
- SACS Level 4 ( $23.83 - $25.66 per hour)
- Occupational Superannuation: 9%
Key Selection Criteria
- Relevant tertiary qualifications and /or experience in education or health fields.
- Demonstrated experience in the development, implementation and evaluation of education programs for schools and / or community groups.
- Demonstrated experience in the development, implementation and evaluation of training and education programs for professionals.
- Demonstrated experience in project management.
- Demonstrated understanding of key issues in the area of sexual and reproductive health.
A driver’s license, some travel and out of hours work are also requirements of this position.
All new employees of FPQ are required to undergo the 'Working with Children Check' administered by the Qld Commission for Children and Young People
