Positions Vacant
Marketing Co-ordinator
- Thriving not for profit organisation
- Inner city location
- Salary Packaging options available
Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (SCIA) has been providing accommodation, advocacy and support services to people with disabilities since 1967. Our services encompass all of life, from hospital, to home, to workplace in particular workplace injury prevention; developing and delivering programs to educate, support and care for the wellbeing of the Australian community.
We have a brand new role for a Marketing Coordinator to join our Marketing & Fundraising team. This is a great opportunity to join a dynamic, energetic team in a fun, informal office environment.
Reporting to the Head of Marketing & Fundraising, your key areas of responsibility will include:
- Development and implementation of a marketing plan to increase client program participation and philanthropic support.
- Management of the look and feel of all SCIA marketing materials including all printed materials (brochures, banners, templates, posters etc) and online presences (website/intranet/social media).
- Reporting on campaign performance and marketing activities.
- Recording of all campaigns, communications, and activities in Salesforce.com
You will have tertiary marketing qualifications and previous experience in Marketing Coordination. You will have excellent communication skills, be self-motivated, energetic, creative and well presented. Knowledge of the latest technologies and industry trends and experience with Salesforce.com is preferred. Advanced Microsoft Office, Adobe CS (InDesign/Photoshop) skills are desired.
To apply, please forward a letter of application and resume as soon as possible to General Manager, Corporate Services: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or visit www.scia.org.au for more information.
Closing date is Friday 18th May.
Senior Employment Consultant
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Benefits Benefits Benefits!
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Inner city location
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Salary Packaging options available
We are looking for a dynamic employment consultant to join our experienced DES team in Darlinghurst. Are you motivated to assist people with a disability towards secure employment? Do you have a positive attitude with a can do approach? Are you a mature, professional employment consultant who has resilience, integrity and a good strength of character? You need to be confident, articulate and self motivated.
Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (SCIA ) is a not for profit community organisation involved in the PREVENTION of spinal cord injuries, CARE for those who have a spinal cord injury and support of research to find a CURE for spinal cord injury. This is an exciting time in our organisation and our workforce team is rapidly expanding.
This is the ideal opportunity for someone, who is looking for an organisation that is interested in their clients’ wellbeing, not just meeting targets and KPI’s. Our team operates with a holistic approach. We set reasonable and achievable KPI’s and have an annual bonus scheme.
You will be Reporting to the Workforce Manager and will be working with clients that have multiple barriers to employment including physical, mental, psychological, drug and alcohol related, intellectual, homelessness and spinal cord injury.
The successful applicant will manage a caseload of clients with the responsibility of mentoring, coaching and marketing towards meaningful and sustainable employment under contractual arrangements with DEEWR.
Essential Criteria:
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Experienced in case management with proven successful outcomes.
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Client focused with a professional and friendly demeanour, with a passion and drive for results.
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Self motivated with the ability to work autonomously and in a team environment.
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A demonstrated high level of written and oral communication skills.
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Well organised with the ability to adapt to change and to think creatively in order to obtain employment for clients.
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Demonstrated ability to develop and maintain relationships with employers, Government and non-Government agencies.
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Competent in administration, record keeping and ESS database or similar.
Desirable Criteria:
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DES/Stream Services experience in the areas of physical, intellectual and psychological disability including successful outcomes for each individual in employment.
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Proven track record in direct and reverse marketing.
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Experience in recruitment.
To apply, please forward a letter of application and resume as soon as possible to General Manager, Corporate Services: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or visit www.scia.org.au for more information.
Closing date for applications: May 12th, 2012.
Field Appeals Collectors
Do you enjoy meeting people? Do you like to work outdoors?
Do you want to make a REAL difference?
This is a great opportunity to assist our Field Appeals department. We are looking for community minded people to collect door to door on behalf of our organisation. Immediate start, flexible hours and uniform’s provided. Paid on commission.
For more information please phone Michelle or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Teamsafe Ambassadors - Casual
Our injury prevention program Teamsafe, is delivered to major companies in construction, aviation and mining. It is a peer-to-peer talk to audiences 20 to 200 at anytime. If you have had a workplace accident or travel to work - you could prevent other injuries happening.
For the team of ambassadors, we offer professional development, coaching and mentoring back to work in an environment which is challenging and highly rewarding. It provides the skills to return to work and network in the OHS sector.
Take a look at the Teamsafe page for more information www.scia.org.au/injury-prevention-teamsafe
Your story can make a real difference to changing workers attitudes towards their safety and save a life. Please send us your CV to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
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