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Family Violence Death Review Committee job vacancies
May 18, 2017 at 3:55 PM
Note that applications close this Sunday 21 May 2017.
The Family Violence Death Review Committee currently has two vacancies:
- Specialist – Family Violence Death Review Committee (permanent)
- Specialist – Family Violence Death Review Committee (1-year fixed term contract)
http://www.hqsc.govt.nz/about-us/our-people/vacancies/
Specialist – Family Violence Death Review Committee (Permanent)
This role sits within the Family Violence Death Review Committee team, and apply family violence content expertise to ensure the development and maintenance of a sustainable, quality, family violence death review system for New Zealand, with an emphasis on partnership, shared process, developing a strong evidence base and positive change outcomes likely to reduce family violence.
Key focal areas of the permanent role are:
- Leading family violence related policy work on behalf of the Commission and in partnership with the FVDRC
- Providing an in depth understanding of the complexity and dynamics of family violence to all aspects of the family violence death review work
- Ensuring the development of a systematic, sustainable, family violence death review process for single case reviews and / or the development of information collection and management to support case ascertainment and full dataset development on all cases
- Fully engaging partners in the development and ongoing improvement of processes and in implementing change as a result of learnings
- Ensuring that relevant data and the findings of review processes are gathered and provided for aggregated analysis through well documented systems
- Ensuring best practice governance processes are supported, including the development of high quality governance advice to support the FVDRC
- Leading and/or supporting analysis processes, as required
- Writing reports and documents, including the Annual Report for the FVDRC, as required
The successful applicant will make a major contribution in influencing the sector, and making linkages between the strategic and operational space. Having knowledge of the Family Violence sector and being able to see things through a social justice lens is critical to the success of these roles, as is excellent stakeholder and relationship management skills.
- Download the position description
- Download an application form
- To apply: send your CV, application form and cover letter to Marissa Taylor at info@thejohnsongroup.co.nz by 5pm on 21 May.
Specialist – Family Violence Death Review Committee (1-year fixed term)
This role sits within the Family Violence Death Review Committee team, and apply family violence content expertise to ensure the development and maintenance of a sustainable, quality, family violence death review system for New Zealand, with an emphasis on partnership, shared process, developing a strong evidence base and positive change outcomes likely to reduce family violence.
Key focal areas of the fixed term role are:
- Providing an in depth understanding of the complexity and dynamics of family violence, to information collection, analysis and report writing
- Ensuring the development of information collection and management to support case ascertainment and full dataset development on all cases
- Supporting the relationships that will enhance and strengthen systematic information provision from relevant sources
- Leading and/or supporting analysis processes, as required
- Writing reports and documents, including the Annual Report for the FVDRC, as required
The successful applicant will make a major contribution in influencing the sector, and making linkages between the strategic and operational space. Having knowledge of the Family Violence sector and being able to see things through a social justice lens is critical to the success of these roles, as is excellent stakeholder and relationship management skills.
To apply: send your CV, application form and cover letter to Marissa Taylor at info@thejohnsongroup.co.nz by 5pm on 21 May.