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WA Health is
embarking on an exciting journey of transformation. Do you have the
skills we need to be part of the WA Electronic Medical Record (EMR)
Program team?
Electronic Medical
Record (EMR) Program
EMR is a consumer-centred
program that supports healthcare providers to perform their roles
enabling safety and quality to be at the heart of care for every
consumer.
This Program has been
established to digitally transform WA Health’s clinical
information management systems by delivering a Statewide EMR
solution for WA Health. The EMR is identified in the WA Health
Digital Strategy 2020-2030 as the digital keystone to modernising
and improving healthcare across Western Australia.
The EMR Program will
incorporate changes to technology, business processes and culture.
It will take advantage of innovations in digital health care to
improve patient safety and quality of care for the Western
Australian community regardless of their location.
Click the video link to know
more about EMR.
About the
role
We are looking for
experienced and motivated Senior Allied Health Information Officers
to join our diverse and highly skilled team in contributing to the
health of all Western Australians.
This is a recruitment pool
for fixed term appointment(s) for 2
years with the possibility of
extension(s).
The Senior Allied Health
Information Officer, in conjunction with the Chief Allied Health
Information Officer will provide leadership and expertise to the
EMR Program in the planning, design, and implementation of
Statewide EMR. This role will work collaboratively with the other
EMR Senior Information Officer positions across WA Health to
provide statewide clinical support to the EMR Program in ensuring
well-governed allied health management in the relevant area of
speciality and expertise in matters related to the management of
allied health and how services are
delivered.
The Senior Allied Health
Information Officer is responsible for the engagement of clinical
staff across the organisation in the design and implementation of
the statewide EMR and associated technologies. This position
will support the development of a clinical staff engagement
strategy that identifies the operational and educational impact of
the EMR implementation. This role will work closely with the
Chief Allied Health Information Officer to actively consult with
the health service clinical staff in decision making and policy
formation related to the EMR to optimise allied health in the
relevant area of speciality.
Please view the Job
Description Form attached which provides a full statement of duties
for the position.
This position will be based
in Perth. However, the incumbent may be required to travel to
remote and regional areas.
Key information for
applicants
Suitable applicants will be
placed in a pool from which appointments may be made until 30 June
2026. There is currently 2.5 FTE available for
appointment.
To be employed in the WA
public sector, you must be an Australian citizen, have permanent
resident status in Australia, or have a visa that allows you to
live and work in Australia for the period of your employment
contract.
WA Health policies require
applicants to undertake a pre-employment health assessment,
criminal record screening and integrity checking as part of the
appointment process. Referees may also be asked to comment on an
applicant’s integrity and past demonstration of ethical
behaviour.
This position will initially
be established with Health Support Services as the employing
authority; however, the position will report to the Department of
Health (DoH) EMR Program Leadership. In the future, this position
may undergo a review for re-establishment within the DoH and be
re-classified against the Public Sector Award at the equivalent
level.
Benefits of working
with us:
- 11.5%
employer contributed superannuation into a fund of your
choice.
- Access
to generous salary packaging arrangements
- Professional development
opportunities and study leave/assistance
- Flexible
working arrangements
- Discounts with our
corporate partners
- Health
and well-being initiatives
- Employee
Assistance Program
For further information on
employee benefits, click
here.
For information on all other
entitlements, please refer to the
Industrial Agreement.
Want to know
more?
Please contact Parveen Sidhu
(Project Manager EMR) on +61 450 765 924 or via email at
parveen.sidhu@health.wa.gov.au for queries related to this
role.
How to
Apply:
Please refer to the
attachments prior to preparing your application:
- Job
Description Form
- WA
Health Applicant Information Package
- A Guide
to Addressing the Essential Selection Criteria
Submit your application
online by clicking the ‘Apply for Job’ button at the
bottom of this page. All applications must include
the following:
- Cover letter (1
page)
- Comprehensive CV
(maximum 8 pages) that highlights your experience,
skills, and key achievements relevant to the role in reference
to the JDF.
- Selection
Criteria (no more than 3 pages) addressing the
essential selection criteria in the Job description
Form.
Ensure you have saved your
documents in one of the following formats .doc, .xls, .pdf, .rtf or
.ppt. Please be aware that that .docx or .xlsx files
are not
accepted formats.
You will need to provide the
names and contact details of two professional
referees. It is preferable for one of your referees to be your
current manager.
Please allow plenty of time
to submit your application, as late, emailed and proforma
applications will not be accepted.
Virtual interviews may be
used as part of this recruitment process, if required.
Submitting your
application
Your application must be
submitted online by the above closing date/time.
You must have a current,
valid email address to apply online and this email address will be
used by HSS to communicate with you.
If you experience
difficulties while applying online, please contact HSS on 13 44 77
(select option 2 from the menu options) for immediate assistance
during business hours.
As the submission is system
generated, any submissions on, or after, 4:00pm on the
closing date cannot be accepted.
WA Health is
committed to growing the Aboriginal workforce as a part of WA
Health's Aboriginal Workforce Policy. As a measure to achieve
equality, Section 51 of the Equal Opportunity Act 1984 applies to
this position. Aboriginal people are encouraged to
apply.
We embrace diversity and
believe that our best services come from a workplace where varied
perspectives and experiences are welcomed and encouraged. We are
committed to creating an equitable and diverse workforce and
encourage applications from people with disability, Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander people, people from culturally diverse
backgrounds, members of our LGBTQIA+ community, women and
youth.
If you have any
access needs that may require adjustments to allow you to fully
participate in the application and interview process, please
contact the HSS Work, Health and
Safety team.
If you are an
Aboriginal person who would like assistance with your application,
please contact
Jobs and Skills WA on 13 64
64.
