AuSAE Jobs Board

Welcome to the AUSAE Jobs Board. Please read below for instructions on adding your organisation's vacancy to the AuSAE Jobs Board.

AuSAE Member Job Listings: 
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Non-Member Job Listings:  
Other not-for-profit organisations can post vacancies for the small cost of $120 for a 30 day listing. To post simply click here to pay for the listing and the AuSAE team will post your job within 24hrs of receiving your listing. All jobs listed here will be featured in the AuSAE monthly newsletter 'Insider' distributed to 10,000 Association Professionals.

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  • 22 Jan 2026 9:02 AM | Elaine Woolstencroft (Administrator)

    The New Zealand Writers Guild | Puni Taatuhi o Aotearoa (NZWG) is seeking an experienced Membership Manager to provide operational stability and high-quality, member-focused services during a period of organisational transition.

    This is a 12-month fixed-term role (or contract by agreement), commencing between 24 February – 3 March 2026, working approximately 24 hours per week.

    About the role
    Reporting to the Executive Director, the Membership Manager is responsible for maintaining NZWG’s core membership services, systems, communications, and internal operations.

    This role provides the operational backbone that enables NZWG to function confidently as a membership organisation and registered union, particularly as the Guild prepares for collective bargaining under the Screen Industry Workers Act (SIWA).

    The role supports organising and collective processes, but does not lead bargaining, advocacy, or representation.

    Key responsibilities include:

    • Managing membership records, renewals, payments, and databases
    • Responding to member enquiries and triaging issues appropriately
    • Coordinating member communications and maintaining website content
    • Producing membership reports and operational insights
    • Supporting programmes, events, and associated payments
    • Providing administrative and governance support to the Executive Director and Board
    • Providing administrative support to collective processes (claims, voting, record-keeping)

    Skills & Experience:
    You’ll bring strong organisational skills, sound judgement, and experience working in a membership-based or operational role. You’ll be comfortable managing systems, handling confidential information, and working independently within clear boundaries.

    You will have:

    • Experience in membership administration, office management, or operations
    • Confidence using databases, websites, and digital tools
    • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
    • High levels of discretion and reliability
    • Experience in the not-for-profit, union, or creative sectors is an advantage.

    Benefits & Remuneration:

    • Remuneration: $45–$50 per hour
    • Engagement: 12-month fixed-term employee or contractor (by agreement)
    • Hours: 0.6 FTE (approx. 24 hours per week)
    • Location: Auckland, with hybrid working by agreement

    Please email alice@nzwritersguild.org.nz for the full job description.

    APPLY VIA SEEK HERE.

  • 22 Jan 2026 8:51 AM | Elaine Woolstencroft (Administrator)

    About Family Business Association (FBA)
    Family-run businesses account for 75% of all businesses in New Zealand and employ 75% of the workforce

    70% of consumers trust family-owned businesses over non-family businesses, and 66% are willing to pay more for their products and services.

    65% of GDP is contributed by family businesses

    Family Business Association is the peak body for family businesses across New Zealand and Australia, helping family businesses to grow and thrive. We advocate for a sector that plays an integral role in our economy and social fabric, supporting the whole family business ecosystem - people in family business, those advising family business and amplifying the family business sector.

    Family Business Members are supported through family business specific education and events, our Forum Group Program and other programs, including conferences, networking events, awards programs, a community of like-minded peers, and access to accredited advisors who understand the unique experience of family businesses.

    Vision: We are highly regarded as a champion of the family business sector, supporting family businesses to thrive and maximise a positive economic and community impact.

    Mission: To support families in business to grow and thrive.

    Our Values - guiding our team in all that we do for the sector and our members: One Family, Supporting Members to Thrive, Be Authentic, and A Learning Mindset

    Working with us, you’ll enjoy:

    • Flexible work arrangements, including a home-based office
    • Strong work-life balance in a part-time role
    • Being part of a small, committed and values-driven team
    • A role where relationships and people genuinely come first

    About the Role
    Due to ongoing growth, Family Business Association New Zealand is seeking an experienced Membership Engagement Coordinator to support member growth, engagement and long-term sustainability across our New Zealand family business community.

    Reporting to the New Zealand Manager, you will be central to building strong, trusted relationships with family business members and advisors across New Zealand, driving new member acquisition and supporting high-quality events and engagement activities. If you are passionate about relationship building, connecting with people, building momentum and delivering value through genuine engagement, we would love to hear from you!

    As Member Engagement Coordinator, you will work closely with the New Zealand Manager and the wider FBA Australia team to:

    • Drive sustainable membership growth through proactive business development, lead follow-up, and relationship management
    • Build and maintain a strong pipeline of prospective family business and advisor members
    • Deliver a high standard of member experience, ensuring members feel connected, supported, and informed
    • Manage incoming membership enquiries, referrals, and CRM/database updates
    • Support member retention, with a focus on building long-term, trusted relationships
    • Represent FBA at events, engaging with members, advisors, board members, and speakers
    • Support the planning, coordination, and delivery of member events and engagement activities, including Coffee Connects and Meet the Owner events
    • Assist with communications and promotion of FBA programs, education offerings, and conferences

    About you
    To be successful in this role, you will bring:

    • Proven experience in relationship management, business development, membership growth, or stakeholder engagement
    • Strong ability to build and maintain trusted relationships across diverse groups
    • Confidence engaging with business owners, advisors, and senior stakeholders
    • Experience managing leads, pipelines, and CRM systems
    • Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities independently
    • Experience supporting or coordinating events
    • A proactive, self-motivated approach, with the ability to work remotely while staying connected to a national team
    Experience working with family businesses, professional services, or membership-based organisation's will be highly regarded.

    Next Steps
    If this sounds like an opportunity aligned with your skills and career goals, we’d love to hear from you!

    For a full job description please click here - https://familybusinessassociation.org/publicassets/d357e7e7-4ef6-f011-915b-005056ac8dd4/Member-Engagement-Coordinator--NZ--Position-Description.pdf

    Apply via SEEK including a cover letter outlining why you are a strong fit for this role and how your experience aligns with the responsibilities outlined in the position description.

    Applications close on Thursday 19 February 2026. Please note that we will begin reviewing applications upon receipt and will commence interviews prior to the closing date. Only applicants progressing to interview stage will be contacted.

  • 20 Jan 2026 1:44 PM | Elaine Woolstencroft (Administrator)
    • Rugby Union Players’ Association (RUPA)
    • Camperdown, Sydney (Hybrid) | Full Time | Permanent Executive Appointment
      Exclusive Retained Search – Hays Executive
    • Lead the voice. Shape the future. Champion the players.

    This is a rare opportunity to lead one of Australian sport’s most influential and purpose-driven organisations at a defining moment for the game.

    The Rugby Union Players’ Association (RUPA) is the independent voice of Australia’s professional rugby players. Since 1995, RUPA has stood at the centre of the sport—protecting workplace standards, advocating for player welfare, and preparing athletes for life beyond rugby. Its mission is simple but powerful: to support players to become better people, better players, and to live better lives.

    RUPA is now seeking an exceptional Chief Executive Officer to lead the organisation’s national agenda, amplify the player voice, and play a pivotal role in shaping the future of professional rugby in Australia.

    The opportunity
    As CEO, you will work in close partnership with the RUPA Board and Player Delegates to ensure the organisation delivers meaningful outcomes for its members across welfare, workplace relations, development and long-term sustainability.

    You will be a trusted leader across the rugby ecosystem; confident in high stakes negotiation, governance, stakeholder influence and public advocacy.

    Key responsibilities
    Reporting to the Board, you will:

    • Set and lead RUPA’s strategic direction while overseeing day-to-day operations of a high-performing, values-led organisation
    • Own the governance, compliance, and negotiation of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), including standard contracts and associated policies
    • Lead RUPA’s approach to dispute resolution, arbitration, and complex member advocacy matters
    • Drive the ongoing evolution of the Player Development Program (PDP) and holistic player wellbeing initiatives
    • Build and strengthen relationships with Rugby Australia, players (current and former), agents, sponsors, education partners, and the media
    • Secure, diversify, and grow sustainable revenue streams to expand and enhance member services
    • Ensure strong governance, risk management, and transparent Board reporting, including engagement with the Audit & Risk Committee

    About you
    You are a credible, purpose-led executive with the presence and judgement to lead in a high-profile, stakeholder-rich environment. You bring:

    • 10+ years’ senior leadership experience, ideally within sport, member-based organisations, or complex stakeholder settings
    • Proven experience in industrial and employment relations, including high-level negotiations (CBA or enterprise bargaining experience highly regarded)
    • Strong governance capability and confidence working in close partnership with Boards
    • Outstanding relationship-building skills, with a clear, authentic and persuasive communication style
    • A track record of leading distributed teams and delivering impactful services to diverse member groups
    • Commercial acumen, with the ability to grow revenue through partnerships, innovation, and strategic thinking
    • A strong understanding of Australian rugby and the broader sporting and commercial landscape

    Why this role
    This is more than a CEO appointment—it’s a platform for impact.

    You will lead a respected national organisation with genuine purpose, advocate for those at the heart of the game, and help shape the future of professional rugby in Australia. Few roles offer this combination of influence, complexity, and meaning.

    If you are a values-driven leader ready to step into a defining role in Australian sport, this is your moment.

    Apply now
    This role is being managed exclusively by Hays Executive.  Apply via SEEK here.

    For a confidential discussion, contact Paul Phillips, Senior Business Director or Tomas Petkovich, Senior Researcher:
    P: 02 8860 1694
    E: paul.phillips@hays.com.au E: tomas.petkovich@hays.com.au

    Applications will be treated in strict confidence.

  • 20 Jan 2026 11:20 AM | Elaine Woolstencroft (Administrator)

    Medical Technology Association of New Zealand (MTANZ)

    Full-time hybrid role | Based in Newmarket, Auckland | Immediate Start

    If you’re an experienced conference and exhibition manager looking for a role that will challenge you intellectually, stretch you professionally, and genuinely reward you, this is the opportunity you’ve been waiting for.

    MTANZ is the peak body representing the medical technology sector in New Zealand. A core part of our role is delivering high-quality conferences and exhibitions that support learning across the health workforce, from doctors and nurses to allied health professionals and system leaders. These events translate the latest research, innovation, and best practice into real-world clinical impact, ultimately contributing to better outcomes for New Zealand patients.

    This is not just event delivery. This is work with purpose, reach, and consequence.

    About the Environment
    We operate in a high-trust, high-performance environment and are proud of the standards we set. Our conferences are complex, multi-stakeholder, and nationally significant. At times, the work is all-encompassing, particularly in peak delivery periods and this is not a clock-in/clock-out role.

    That said, we value sustainable performance and work–life balance. When the pace is on, we give it our all; when it’s quieter, we ensure there is space to recharge. You’ll be supported by a collaborative, committed team who understand the realities of major event delivery and have each other’s backs.

    You’ll be hands-on, travel as required, attend events in person, and see the impact of your work first-hand.

    The Role
    We are seeking an experienced Conference and Exhibition Manager with strong judgement, exceptional organisational skills, and a practical, solutions-focused mindset.

    You will be responsible for managing multiple conferences and exhibitions end-to-end, from concept through to delivery and post-event evaluation. This includes leading on-site teams, managing complex programmes and exhibition components, and building trusted relationships with speakers, sponsors, suppliers, venues, and internal stakeholders.

    You will be given a high degree of autonomy, supported by established systems, templates, and governance processes, and will work closely with colleagues across policy, advocacy, and member engagement.

    What You’ll Bring

    • Proven experience (5+ years) delivering large-scale conferences and exhibitions, ideally in complex or regulated environments
    • Strong stakeholder management skills, with the confidence to work with senior clinicians, executives, sponsors, and partners
    • Calm, capable leadership onsite, with the ability to make sound decisions under pressure
    • A desire to make a positive impact beyond just delivering an event
    • A proactive, “can-do” approach balanced with attention to detail and risk management
    • A good sense of humour

    What We Offer

    • The opportunity to deliver nationally significant health conferences with real-world impact
    • A collaborative, values-driven organisation with a strong reputation
    • A hybrid working model
    • Trust, autonomy, and the chance to shape and continually improve MTANZ’s flagship events
    • A dedicated car park

    If you’re motivated by excellence, purpose, and the opportunity to use your event expertise to support better health outcomes for New Zealanders, we’d love to hear from you.

    How to Apply
    Please submit your CV and cover letter through Seek. To show attention to detail, feel free to include your favourite colour in your cover letter.

    We intend to conduct interviews in February. If you have any queries regarding the role, please contact events@mtanz.org.nz.

    Please note, only applicants who are legally eligible to work in New Zealand will be considered.

  • 19 Jan 2026 10:16 AM | Elaine Woolstencroft (Administrator)
    • Osteopathy Australia
    • $70-85k plus super
    • Full time, Permanent, Hybrid
    • Chatswood, Sydney, NSW 2067
    • 3 days WFO, 2 days WFH

    About the Company
    Revise Recruitment has partnered with Osteopathy Australia, the national peak body representing osteopaths across Australia. Osteopathy Australia supports, advocates for and advances the osteopathy profession through education, policy, professional standards and member services. With a strong purpose and values-driven culture, the organisation plays a vital role in strengthening healthcare outcomes for communities nationwide.

    About the Role
    As the Membership & Administration Officer, this role sits at the heart of the organisation and is the first point of contact for members, students and key stakeholders. It is a varied, fast-paced position combining membership support, administration, coordination and communications.

    You will work closely with teams across membership, education, communications and policy, providing broad exposure to the organisation. The role supports membership enquiries and renewals, advertising requests, social media activity and general administration, with additional exposure to education, L&D and CPD support. This makes it well suited to someone looking to build capability and grow within a professional association environment.

    About the Person
    You are professional, personable, organised and service-driven, with a natural ability to juggle priorities and communicate clearly. You enjoy being involved, learning new skills and supporting others. You take pride in providing great customer service and bring a positive, can-do attitude to everything you do.

    Duties

    • Act as first point of contact for membership enquiries via phone and email
    • Support member renewals, new memberships and student memberships
    • Maintain and update member records and databases
    • Respond to website and general enquiries and triage as required
    • Assist with advertising, job listings and bookings
    • Support social media responses, website updates and content uploads
    • Coordinate stationary orders, mail and general office administration
    • Provide administrative support across teams as required

    Skills / Experience

    • Experience in administration, customer service or membership support
    • Strong written and verbal communication skills
    • Highly organised with the ability to manage competing priorities
    • Confident using Microsoft Outlook and databases/CRMs
    • Flexible, adaptable and quick to learn
    • Positive attitude with a willingness to pitch in and get involved

    If you’re looking for a varied, people-focused role where you can learn, grow and be supported, APPLY NOW.

    Revise Recruitment embraces diversity and strongly encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and people from culturally diverse backgrounds.

  • 19 Jan 2026 10:06 AM | Elaine Woolstencroft (Administrator)

    Full time | 5 year contract | Sydney or hybrid

    About the Job
    Represent the voice of midwives nationally and guide the organisation through a period of strategic growth and advancement.

    Deliver operational excellence, champion advocacy, and enhance member value while positioning the College as a trusted leader in health policy and professional development.

    About the Organisation
    The Australian College of Midwives is the peak professional body for midwives in Australia. As a national, not for profit organisation, its purpose is to advance midwifery through leadership, education, and connection.

    The College represents the professional interests of midwives and supports the profession to enable midwives to work to their full scope of practice, improving health outcomes for women, babies, and families. It provides advocacy, professional development, conferences, publications, and member services, and works closely with governments, health organisations, and stakeholders across Australia.

    About the Role
    Reporting to the Board, you as the CEO will lead the organisation through an exciting phase of cultural and strategic transformation, ensuring operational excellence, advancing advocacy, and delivering exceptional member value.

    You will build trusted relationships, shape policy, and position the College for sustainable growth and national influence. Working closely with the Board and a dedicated team, you will drive a forward looking strategy that prioritises advocacy, education, member engagement, and organisational success.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Strategy: Support the Board with development, implementation, and oversight of the strategic plan.
    • Operations: Lead organisational performance, including planning, programme delivery, financial management, and growth initiatives.
    • Membership: Drive strategies to retain and grow membership through a strong value proposition and support for state and territory branches.
    • Advocacy & Stakeholder Engagement: Represent the profession nationally, influence health policy, and build strong relationships with governments and stakeholders.
    • Education & Professional Development: Oversee continuing professional development, eLearning, and conferences.
    • Brand & Business Development: Strengthen the organisation’s brand and identify opportunities for growth and diversification.
    • Governance & Risk: Ensure best practice governance, compliance, and risk management.
    • Culture & Leadership: Build a positive organisational culture and lead a high performing team.

    Why Work Here?

    • Play a pivotal leadership role in a respected national professional association
    • Influence health policy and advance midwifery practice across Australia
    • Lead cultural and strategic growth with a committed team
    • Opportunity to shape the future of a vital health profession

    About You
    You will bring:

    • Proven experience in organisational leadership at CEO or senior executive level
    • Strong financial and business management skills, ideally in a not for profit or membership organisation
    • Expertise in advocacy, governance, and stakeholder engagement
    • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to inspire and lead diverse teams
    • Strategic thinking, sound judgement, and resilience under pressure
    • Relevant tertiary qualifications; MBA or AICD highly desirable
    • Understanding of health sector issues and midwifery is an advantage

    Interested?
    Please apply via the Beaumont website here.

    Applications will be reviewed as received so we encourage you to apply as soon as possible. Please note only applications submitted through the application portal will be considered.

    If you have any further questions, please reach out to us at connect@beaumontexec.com.au

    Beaumont People has been exclusively engaged to recruit this position on behalf of the Australian College of Midwives (ACM).

    For further enquiries, please contact Jo Brown or Anannya Jain.

    At Beaumont People, we believe that a diverse workplace is a thriving workplace, and we are proud to partner with organisations that share this commitment. We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities, and people living with disabilities.

  • 19 Jan 2026 9:48 AM | Elaine Woolstencroft (Administrator)

    New Year, New Role with The Australian, New Zealand and Asian Creative Arts Therapies Association.

    • Leadership Role - Peak Membership Body
    • Steward a growing team through a stronger regulatory focus
    • Remote Working Model -preferably full-time OR min 0.8
    • 12-month contract, renewed annually for an on-going appointment

    The Australian, New Zealand and Asian Creative Arts Therapies Association (ANZACATA) is the peak professional body and self-regulating authority that represents creative arts therapists in Australia, New Zealand and the Asia/Pacific region.

    As CEO, you will lead the development and implementation of the associations:

    • Strategic direction,
    • Regulatory & Governance frameworks,
    • Professional Development and Standards,
    • Stakeholder Engagement and Advocacy,
    • Organisational & Financial Leadership,
    • Professional Development & Capacity Building, and
    • Membership services.

    Reporting to the Board Chair, you will be accountable for advancing the organisations mission to promote professional excellence, ethical practice, support, service, and advocate for the associations 2000 strong membership bas across four countries. You will ensure that accreditation, registration, and professional standards processes are fair, transparent, and robust across jurisdictions, and that the association is recognised as a trusted authority for both regulation and professional development in creative arts therapy, and will drive advocacy efforts to secure recognition for creative arts therapists.

    Senior level executive experience will be essential to lead and navigate membership organisation through complexity. Ideally your experience will have encompassed either a regulatory, professional or membership organisation in the health sector. As a strong and capable leader, you will inspire and steward a small but highly effective remote team as well as the organisation’s broader membership and key stakeholders.

    Demonstrated understanding of regulatory compliance, self-regulation, professional standards, accreditation and complaints, or disciplinary processes will be highly regarded as will your ability to advocate and lead high level representation at all levels (government, regulators, stakeholders & international agencies). A calm, methodical and purposeful approach to develop and maintain stakeholder relationships at every level will be at your core. You will assume day-to-day operational management responsibilities (financial/resources/service delivery/advocacy) delivering to the strategic plan will be your remit, all-the-while leading, educating, influencing, and stewarding the organisation and its membership. Any sector-based experience (health/mental health/allied health/creative arts therapy or similar) would be a distinct advantage. Some exposure to company secretarial responsibilities would be beneficial.

    Tertiary qualifications in management, health, social sciences, or related fields; postgraduate qualifications in a governance, strategy, health policy, or related discipline are highly regarded.

    Salary is commensurate with experience. It is preferred that interested candidates are comfortable being engaged as an ABN contractor and as such hold all necessary insurances

    Please access the full Candidate information pack here.

    Please contact Susie Rogers for an initial confidential conversation  on 0414 350 762 or submit your application (cover letter and resume) via SEEK.

  • 09 Jan 2026 3:12 PM | Anonymous
    • Employment Type: Permanent/ongoing position

    • Hours: Full-time (37.5 hours per week)

    • Location: Hybrid (for Melbourne-based staff; 2 days in office, the rest work from home)

    About OTA

    Occupational Therapy Australia (OTA) represents and supports the continually evolving occupational therapy profession. Its vision is to support the profession so that people and communities are engaged in occupations that bring meaning and purpose to their lives, fostering health, wellbeing participation and inclusion.

    OTA champions occupational therapists to support their community.  As Australia's professional association for occupational therapy with over 12,000 members across Australia, OTA fosters evidence-based practice, enables lifelong learning and promotes the future of occupational therapy. We are incredibly proud of the work we do in delivering professional development, advocacy, practice standards, collegial networking, and broader member services, and we have big goals over the coming years.

    Our Values:

    • PROGRESS: We believe in strongly representing and leading occupational therapy by looking ahead and anticipating the needs of the profession and the communities that we serve. We are a point of connection and a driving force in paving the way forward by providing a strong, united voice.

    • PRIDE: We believe in the irreplaceable value occupational therapists make in the lives of those they serve. Inspired by the dedication and achievements of those we represent, we shine the spotlight on the profession and empower ongoing achievement and success throughout their professional careers. 

    • EMPOWERMENT: We believe in protecting and progressing the profession through lifelong learning and development. We are the collector, curator, contributor and disseminator of evidence based learning and ongoing knowledge, understanding and translation to action. 

    • CONNECTION: We believe in the unity of the profession and act as a beacon for all who are occupational therapists, those who use our skills and services and those who support our profession. 

    What does the role involve

    We have an exciting opportunity for a Conference Events Officer to join our team. Reporting to the National Manager, Conferences and Events, this role will see you provide administrative, logistical, and on-site support to deliver high-quality conferences and events for OTA, while independently coordinating the end-to-end delivery of smaller event series.

    Based in our National Office in Fitzroy, Melbourne, the role will require strong organisational and communication skills, the ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously, and a proactive approach to coordinating events from planning through to on-site delivery. This role may also require occasional local and/or interstate travel from time to time.

    What we need in the role

    We’re looking for someone who is organised, energetic and excited by the fast-paced nature of event delivery. You’ll bring either: tertiary qualifications with 2–3 years of event coordination experience; or 5–6 years of relevant experience gained in similar roles. Most importantly, you’ll have a passion for creating outstanding delegate experiences and a willingness to learn, collaborate and grow within a supportive team.

    The team

    You’ll be part of the Conference Events Team, which consists of a small, collaborative group dedicated to delivering exceptional national conferences, workshops and professional development events across Australia.

    Your role will also see you consistently interact with our Marketing & Communications, Partnerships, Learning & Development, Membership, and Finance teams, as well as external stakeholders such as speakers, suppliers and venues. This provides constant interaction, strong cross-team collaboration and access to all the information and support you need to be successful while helping drive the growth, visibility and impact of OTA’s events.

    What responsibilities form part of this role?

    • End-to-end delivery of small–medium events

    • Support for major national conferences and large-scale event delivery

    • Stakeholder and speaker coordination

    • Administrative, financial and systems support

    • Marketing, promotion and delegate experience support

    • On-site event delivery and problem solving

    • Event evaluation, reporting and continuous improvement

    • Teamwork, collaboration and alignment with OTA values

    Why you should work with us

    OTA offers our staff a professionally satisfying, rewarding and flexible working environment. In addition to a hybrid working environment, OTA cares for our team with a Wellbeing Program and initiatives to support work-life balance that includes the following initiatives:

    • Flexible Work Arrangements: Melbourne-based employees can enjoy the flexibility of our hybrid work model (2-3 days in the office, and 3 days working from home) and flexible hours (choose when you start and finish), to help achieve a seamless work-life balance. 

    • Employee Assistance Program: We partner with TELUS Health EAP to provide our OTA staff with free and confidential assessments, short-term counselling, referrals, and follow-up services for personal and/or work-related problems. Also included are various retail discounts and a wellbeing portal for our staff.

    • Half Day Off for Health Checks: As part of OTA's commitment to staff wellbeing, our employees get half a day (4 hours) off each calendar year for health checks ranging anywhere from a dental appointment to a mammogram or even just a regular check-up - no sick leave required! ​​​​​​

    • Birthday Leave: Celebrate your Birthday with an additional day off.

    • Working From Anywhere Policy: Our new initiative could see you working interstate or internationally for up to 4 weeks a year.

    • Professional Development & Networking Opportunities: Professional development at OTA is about equipping staff with the skills, knowledge, and tools they need to do their job effectively and grow in their role – this can include access to courses, webinars, conferences, workshops and networking events; in line with their annual goals and career development planning.

    You will be joining a dedicated team with a fun and hardworking culture who love what they do and are genuinely passionate about supporting occupational therapists across the country. This is a great opportunity to make this role your own and be part of an exciting evolution for the organisation whilst making a difference when it comes to helping us achieve our purpose of protecting and progressing occupational therapy in Australia.

    Essential skills/qualifications needed

    Qualifications & experience required:

    • Tertiary qualifications in a relevant field (e.g., Events, Business, Communications, Marketing, Hospitality or related discipline) and 2–3 years’ experience in event coordination or a similar events or coordination role;

    OR

    • 5-6 years’ experience in a comparable events or coordination role demonstrating equivalent capability in lieu of formal qualifications.

    • Experience in a not-for-profit/membership association and/or conferences is highly desired.

    • Experience with event management systems (e.g., EventsAir and Microsoft Dynamics) is highly desirable, or the ability to quickly learn new digital platforms.

    • Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook).

    • Ability to travel for and occasionally work multi-day onsite conference work that is sometimes interstate and may include evenings to support event delivery, is required

    Skills required:

    • Strong organisational and operational coordination skills, with demonstrated ability to manage small-medium events end-to-end.

    • Strong communication skills with attention to detail and ability to manage competing priorities.

    • Capable of working independently while contributing to a collaborative team environment.

    • Demonstrated capacity to prioritise and manage multiple tasks and day-to-day duties simultaneously, within agreed timelines and budgets.

    • Ability to be agile, responsive and action orientated in a changing environment.

    If you would like to join our team and be a part of our growing success story, then please click on the apply link and send your resume and cover letter in WORD or PDF format. Alternatively, if you wish to have a confidential discussion or to receive a copy of the Job Description, please contact the HR team on hr@otaus.com.au.

    OTA as an Equal Opportunity Employer is committed to the principle of equal employment opportunity for all employees and to providing employees with a work environment free of discrimination and harassment.

    We encourage applications from all backgrounds, ages, and gender, as well as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, those who identify as LGBTIQ+, and people with a disability.

    OTA is not accepting inquiries from recruitment agencies for this position.

    Apply Now

  • 09 Jan 2026 9:22 AM | Alyssa Long
    About the organisation:
    The Australian Dental Association Queensland (ADAQ) is the peak professional membership body for dentists across Queensland, empowering and supporting members through expert advisory services, strong advocacy, quality education and a commitment to better oral health outcomes for Queenslanders.  As a not-for-profit member association, ADAQ is values-driven and focused on helping dental professionals thrive in practice.

    Why work for ADAQ?
    • Flexibility and hybrid work arrangements
    • Newly renovated, open-plan office in Bowen Hills
    • Free onsite secure parking
    • Monthly ADOs so you can enjoy a regular long weekend.
    • Dog-friendly office!
    • Close-knit, friendly, and inclusive team culture
    • Opportunities for professional development and training
    • Work in a purpose-driven role making a real impact on dental professionals across Queensland
    About the role:
    As the Member Advisor and Support Officer, you will be a trusted first point of contact for dentists seeking advice on complex professional and practice issues.  You will guide members through regulatory compliance, patient complaints, Medicare and health fund audits, and professional indemnity insurance matters, providing clear, practical advice and support.  The role combines advisory work, case management and stakeholder liaison, with a strong focus on risk mitigation and high-quality documentation.

    To be successful you will have:
    • 2–3 years (minimum) experience in a professional, regulatory, insurance, legal or member-based environment, ideally within health or a related sector.
    • Experience in regulatory or compliance matters, insurance claims and/or similar casework that involves managing multiple stakeholders.
    • Strong attention to detail, excellent written records skills and the ability to manage competing priorities.
    • Confidence liaising with members, insurers, regulators and internal colleagues, with a calm and professional communication style.
    • High levels of integrity, confidentiality and professional judgment when handling sensitive member matters.
    • - Qualifications in law, health management, business or a related discipline are highly regarded but not essential.
    Responsibilities:
    • Provide timely, accurate advice to members on regulatory, compliance and professional matters.
    • Support members with patient complaints and professional indemnity insurance claims, including liaising with insurers and negotiating settlements
    • Assist members with privacy, record keeping, audits, and compliance requirements
    • Liaise with external regulators, helping reduce administrative burden for members
    • Maintain accurate records and documentation for complaints, claims and submissions.
    • Contribute in the development of practical resources, tools and guidance to help members manage risk.
    If you enjoy solving complex issues, working closely with professionals and making a tangible difference, this role offers the opportunity to have real impact across the dental profession in Queensland. Please apply today with a resume and cover letter outlining your experience. Alternatively, if you have any further questions please email Savannah on savannah.spence@beaumontpeople.com.au or call 07 5615 0037. 
     
    Please note, screening and shortlisting will start from the 12th of January. 

    At Beaumont People we believe a diverse workplace is a happy workplace, and we love working with organisations that feel the same way.  We encourage applications from people of all different backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people from CALD backgrounds and people with disabilities. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, marital or parental status. Should you require a reasonable accommodation to be made for your application to be assessed we would be more than happy to discuss how that can be arranged


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