The College is recruiting for an Event Coordinator to help us deliver our high-quality local and online events. Each year, we conduct five major conferences and more than 60 local/online events across Australia and New Zealand.
The role of Event Coordinator incorporates event organisation and administration, promotion and communication, as well as undertaking education projects to progress new education activities for paramedics, and is focused on local/online events but may have duties in relation to our conferences at times.
This is a full-time role, working remotely. Our preference is for the role to be based in a capital city in Australia or New Zealand, but other locations will be considered. The successful applicant will be required to attend some events and therefore is expected to travel locally and within Australia at times, and will need to build knowledge about the education needs of paramedics and their legislated education requirements for paramedic registration.
Selection Criteria:
• Proven event coordinator skills (3+ years), including experience in the delivery of online events and the ability to multi-task across multiple event projects simultaneously
• Demonstrated experience in project development functions, preferably in a membership or not-for-profit organisation
• Demonstrated experience in event communication and promotion
• Demonstrated high-level customer service and administrative skills
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Self-motivated, flexible and results-orientated.
For more information on the position, please contact the College's Chief Operating Officer Lauren Daws at lauren.daws@paramedics.org.
We're accepting applications at: https://www.seek.com.au/job/57063911
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