We are seeking a dedicated individual to lead on some of our cancer prevention and early detection initiatives.
Job type: Full time
Location: Wellington, Cancer Society National Office
Are you passionate about improving cancer outcomes?
Do you want to use your strong government relationship skills to shape change and reduce health inequities? If so, we want to hear from you.
The Cancer Society’s mission is to reduce the incidence and impact of cancer. With 71 people diagnosed daily, and Māori twice as likely to die from cancer as non-Māori, our work is vital. Our passionate team tackles key advocacy issues, from prevention to cancer care. We are seeking a dedicated individual to lead on some of our cancer prevention and early detection initiatives.
Key Skills and Experience:
- In-depth understanding of government processes
- Knowledge of the New Zealand health system and health determinants
- Commitment to Te Tiriti and/or Te Ao Māori (advantageous)
- Strong relationship management and partnership-building skills
- Experience working with community-based organisations
- Methodical and pragmatic project management
- Clear, concise communication, both verbal and written
- Ability to synthesize evidence from multiple sources into actionable insights
We value the right skills, experience and motivation for this role, so we are open to discussing flexible working arrangements, including full or part-time hours.
If you’re interested in having a positive impact on cancer outcomes, please contact us to start a conversation.
Employer questions
Your application will include the following questions:
- Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in New Zealand
- What's your expected annual base salary?
- How much notice are you required to give your current employer?