Position Title

National Executive Officer (NEO)

Location

Brisbane, QLD / Remote Work from Home

Remuneration

To be negotiated in accordance with the Clerks Private Sector Award 2020

Hours per Week

15.2 hours per week

Reports To

National President

Key Relationships

The National Executive Officer works closely with:

National President and Directors

State Association Presidents and Executive Officers

National Communications Officer

National Treasurer

Company Auditor

Industry stakeholders and media

Associate Members

External service providers and contractors

International Federation of Environmental Health

Position Overview

Reporting to the National Executive, the National Executive Officer serves as the primary liaison for the organization and is responsible for implementing administration and financial management activities.

The organization is seeking a driven, team-focused professional with experience in administration, finance, and/or environmental health sectors.

This role is intended for a self-motivated and results-oriented individual who can deliver high-quality outcomes across the environmental health sector.

The successful candidate will be comfortable working with senior executives, political stakeholders, academics, students, and international partners while supporting associations across Australia.

Ideal Candidate Profile

Self-motivated with a focus on delivering high-quality outcomes

Strong forward planner with the ability to evaluate performance and stakeholder needs

Professional and comfortable interacting with senior executives, political leaders, academics, and students

Reliable, adaptable, and determined

Strong strategic communicator with a professional presentation style

Flexible and mobile enough to support teams nationally and liaise with international partners

Strong problem-solving abilities with a focus on operational efficiency and member support

Essential Selection Criteria

Understanding of finance, office administration, accounting, and company compliance requirements

Strong research and report writing skills

Comprehensive computer skills, including office systems and accounting software

Knowledge of payroll processing, personnel functions, and legislative requirements

Strong organizational and time management skills with the ability to work independently and collaboratively

Highly developed interpersonal, communication, negotiation, and conflict resolution skills

Experience in organizational communication, publicity, and publications

Experience training and supervising staff

Experience within the university sector, education and training, and the Australian Quality Framework

Application Information

Applicants must submit:

Current resume or CV

Two-page cover letter addressing the Essential Selection Criteria

Contact details for at least two professional referees

Applications and confidential inquiries should be sent to:
melissa.burn@eh.org.au

Equal Opportunity Statement

Environmental Health Australia is committed to maintaining a professional, inclusive, and supportive workplace and encourages applications from candidates of diverse backgrounds and experiences.

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