Main characteristics
- Location
- Melbourne, Victoria
- Company
- Randstad
- Salary
- AU$ 55 - AU$ 60.26 /per hour
- Employment type
- Contract
- Category
- government
Job summary
job detailsAbout The Client:
Our client is a pivotal government organization responsible for fostering an efficient and sustainable consumer-driven marketplace for disability support in Australia. They are dedicated to regulating commercial relationships between providers and participants while ensuring value-for-money quality care and financial sustainability. Join their Economic and Pricing branch to make a significant impact on the disability support ecosystem.
About the Role:
As an APS6 Policy Analyst within the Pricing Policy unit, you will play a crucial role in shaping the policies that drive the disability support marketplace. You'll work on high-impact projects, such as the Annual Pricing Review, and contribute to the development of long-term pricing strategies. Your work will involve extensive stakeholder engagement, quantitative and qualitative analysis, and the formulation of recommendations that influence the sector's future.
Key Responsibilities:
Effective Communication: Demonstrate strong writing skills to articulate policy decisions, support data-driven reports and papers, and maintain open communication with the Assistant Director.
Data Collaboration: Collaborate with a dedicated data team to define data requirements, understand analysis outputs, and effectively communicate their significance in written and verbal formats.
Qualitative Research: Conduct qualitative research on the economic environment and stakeholder feedback to inform policy decisions.
Stakeholder Liaison: Foster productive relationships by liaising with both internal and external stakeholders, ensuring collaborative efforts lead to desired outcomes.
Analytical Excellence: Apply highly developed quantitative and analytical skills to synthesize complex information, supporting the development of effective pricing policies.
Soft Skills:
Communication: Strong written and verbal communication skills to support report preparation, work progress updates, and issue resolution.
Analytical: Proficiency in quantitative analysis and the ability to coordinate complex information. Basic competency in Excel is required.
Work Standards: Maintain high work standards and accuracy while handling competing and urgent requests both independently and as part of a team.
Stakeholder Management: Effectively collaborate with a diverse range of internal and external stakeholders to achieve common goals.
Desirables:
Government Experience: Previous experience in writing for Government Agencies is a plus.
Data-Driven: Knowledge or experience in using quantitative and qualitative data to inform policy decisions.
If you are passionate about shaping policies that impact the disability support sector and possess the skills and attributes mentioned above, we encourage you to apply. Submissions for this role close on 5th October, but if you share our commitment to making a difference, we welcome your application for similar roles in the future.
Join us in creating a more inclusive and sustainable future for disability support in Australia. Apply today!
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About The Client:
Our client is a pivotal government organization responsible for fostering an efficient and sustainable consumer-driven marketplace for disability support in Australia. They are dedicated to regulating commercial relationships between providers and participants while ensuring value-for-money quality care and financial sustainability. Join their Economic and Pricing branch to make a significant impact on the disability support ecosystem.
About the Role:
As an APS6 Policy Analyst within the Pricing Policy unit, you will play a crucial role in shaping the policies that drive the disability support marketplace. You'll work on high-impact projects, such as the Annual Pricing Review, and contribute to the development of long-term pricing strategies. Your work will involve extensive stakeholder engagement, quantitative and qualitative analysis, and the formulation of recommendations that influence the sector's future.
Key Responsibilities:
Effective Communication: Demonstrate strong writing skills to articulate policy decisions, support data-driven reports and papers, and maintain open communication with the Assistant Director.
Data Collaboration: Collaborate with a dedicated data team to define data requirements, understand analysis outputs, and effectively communicate their significance in written and verbal formats.
Qualitative Research: Conduct qualitative research on the economic environment and stakeholder feedback to inform policy decisions.
Stakeholder Liaison: Foster productive relationships by liaising with both internal and external stakeholders, ensuring collaborative efforts lead to desired outcomes.
Analytical Excellence: Apply highly developed quantitative and analytical skills to synthesize complex information, supporting the development of effective pricing policies.
Soft Skills:
Communication: Strong written and verbal communication skills to support report preparation, work progress updates, and issue resolution.
Analytical: Proficiency in quantitative analysis and the ability to coordinate complex information. Basic competency in Excel is required.
Work Standards: Maintain high work standards and accuracy while handling competing and urgent requests both independently and as part of a team.
Stakeholder Management: Effectively collaborate with a diverse range of internal and external stakeholders to achieve common goals.
Desirables:
Government Experience: Previous experience in writing for Government Agencies is a plus.
Data-Driven: Knowledge or experience in using quantitative and qualitative data to inform policy decisions.
If you are passionate about shaping policies that impact the disability support sector and possess the skills and attributes mentioned above, we encourage you to apply. Submissions for this role close on 5th October, but if you share our commitment to making a difference, we welcome your application for similar roles in the future.
Join us in creating a more inclusive and sustainable future for disability support in Australia. Apply today!
- skills
pricing; analysis; policy; strategy; regulation; disability; aged care; qualitative; quantitative; research; stakeholder
- qualifications
- NA
- education
Bachelor Degree
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