Australian Healthcare Associates

Clinician Member, Newborn Bloodspot Screening Program Management Committee

Australian Healthcare Associates

full-time

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Origin:  • 🇦🇺 Australia

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Job Level

Mid-LevelSenior

About the role

  • Role length: Two years
  • Meetings: Monthly (where required)
  • Location: Australia wide (position and meetings conducted online)
  • Remuneration: In line with the conditions and rates in the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing Renumeration Framework and the Australian Government Remuneration Tribunal (Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Part-time Public Office) Determination 2025 for specified health professional committees.
  • Background: Newborn bloodspot screening (NBS) programs are delivered independently by states and territories. Following the Australian Government’s commitment in 2022 to expand and achieve consistency in NBS programs, all governments have been working in partnership to consider which conditions are screened.
  • The Program Management Committee: The PMC comprises technical experts including senior clinical and laboratory scientists, clinicians, NBS program managers and policy makers and may include additional experts as required.
  • The role of PMC clinicians: non-voting; provide condition-specific, treatment, and research advice to support PMC deliberations; act independently; monthly meetings; 2-year initial term.
  • Eligibility and confidentiality: Australian citizen and reside in Australia; declare conflicts of interest; confidentiality obligations.
  • Remuneration details: Fees for sitting time and preparation time; etc.
  • Further information: Appendix B; etc.

Requirements

  • general paediatricians
  • endocrinologists
  • geneticists
  • neurologists
  • metabolic clinicians
  • other clinicians with relevant experience/interest in newborn screening
  • Experience in the following areas is desirable, but not essential: treating/managing paediatric populations
  • participating in committees and/or providing independent clinical advice to inform health policy
  • Australian citizen and reside in Australia
  • evidence of qualifications and/or current registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (where relevant)
  • 2 professional referee contact details
  • a declaration of any real or perceived Conflicts of Interest