Business Operations Manager

Business Operations Manager                                                                          

• A fantastic opportunity for a Business Operations expert to join the fight against Australasia’s most common cancer by leading and managing Skin Cancer College Australasia’s business functions and systems, to support the achievement of SCCA’s strategic objectives and goals.

Why join us?

• Flexible, hybrid work environment (60% office-based, 40% working from home).
• Generous salary package, including non-profit salary packaging to reduce income tax and increase take-home pay.
• Attractive staff benefits including professional development allowance, laptop, employee assistance program.
• Close to public transport and parking options.
• Modern office, onsite café, 24/7 gym and end-of-trip facilities.
• Supportive, inclusive culture in a positive, collaborative environment.

About the role

Reporting to the CEO, the Business Operations Manager:

• Oversees the day-to-day operational functions and management of finance, human resources, quality assurance and compliance, IT, property, risk management, and WH&S functions. 
• Contributes to the identification and development of strategic objectives and planning.
• Supports the CEO and SCCA Board, including providing reports and briefing papers identifying opportunities for enhancement and expansion of SCCA activities.
• Contributes to the positive culture of SCCA through role-modelling appropriate behaviour and leading by example.

The Position Description (PD) includes more details about the role. Please contact us via email at ***********@skincancercollege.org to receive a copy of the PD.

About you

You will have tertiary qualifications in Finance, Business Management, Accounting or similar, with 5 or more years relevant experience working in similar operations or leadership role. Candidates with experience working in the not-for-profit and charity sector will be highly regarded. 

Your personal attributes and qualities will include:

• An ability to develop and build effective relationships, trust and credibility with internal and external stakeholders, including working collaboratively to support other team members.
• Resilience, adaptability and flexibility to work in a team in a hybrid working environment.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills with accuracy, attention to detail, consistent use of well-structured language, confident public speaking ability and persuasive negotiation skills.
• Ethical and values-based interactions aligned with SCCA’s Vision, Mission and Values.

About us 

Skin Cancer College Australasia (SCCA) is the non-profit peak body for primary care skin cancer practitioners in Australia and New Zealand. We are passionate about fostering and supporting the development of health care professionals to combat skin cancer and save lives. We achieve this through education, research, advocacy and standards.

Vision

A community of primary care health professionals who are discipline informed, strongly connected, and widely recognised as highly skilled in the diagnosis, treatment and management of skin cancer.

Australia and New Zealand have the highest incidence of skin cancer in the world. The Skin Cancer College Australasia (SCCA) is the non-profit, peak body representing primary care skin cancer practitioners in both Australia and New Zealand.

Mission

Fostering a professional and collaborative environment where skin cancer health professionals are respected and supported to deliver exceptional quality skin cancer medicine.

SCCA provides a strong and collective voice to skin cancer medicine practitioners, leading education excellence and ensuring high quality, equitable access to the diagnosis, treatment and ongoing management of skin cancer to patients and communities across Australia and New Zealand.

Values

• We are innovative, strategic, and determined.
• We champion new approaches and advocate for recognition.
• We embrace and support our diverse community.
• We strive for best practice, the highest standards and continuous improvement.

Apply Now

If you think that you have the skills and experience necessary to take on this critical role for SCCA, apply now by sending your CV plus a two-page cover letter explaining how you can successfully deliver the Key Duties and Responsibilities as outlined in the Position Description to ***********@skincancercollege.org.

If you have any questions about the role or the application process, please contact Kylie Kinsela (SCCA Executive Assistant) by email at ***********@skincancercollege.org.

Applications close on 9th June at 11.59pm.