Contract/ Temp
$115,000 pro rata + superannuation
About Us: The EMDR Association of Australia (EMDRAA) is a professional association where EMDR practitioners and researchers set and monitor standards for clients' therapy and training therapists, ensuring the widest promotion of scientifically proven trauma healing.
EMDRAA supports members in reaching the highest levels of EMDR knowledge and skills by establishing and setting accreditation standards, delivering diverse education and learning opportunities, and supporting research, grants, and prizes.
Position Purpose: The Accreditation and Professional Standards Manager is pivotal in guiding members through a seamless and supportive accreditation journey. This position ensures members have access to the essential information, tools, and resources they need to meet and maintain high professional standards. It also actively shapes the accreditation process to be efficient, accessible, and growth-oriented. By overseeing the creation and implementation of these processes, the manager fosters an environment where professional development thrives. In addition, this role is critical in managing complaints while closely collaborating with organisational governance to address and mitigate risks proactively.
What we offer:
Duties include but are not limited to:
Accreditation
Complaints
Professional Standards
Selection Criteria:
To apply:
Please submit your resume with a cover letter addressing the selection criteria above.
For any queries, a confidential discussion regarding this position, or the full position description, please contact ceo@emdraa.org
Please note that applications will be shortlisted during the advertising period. The advertising period will cease if we receive suitable candidates during this time.
Applicants must be Australian citizens, permanent residents, or hold a valid work permit or visa. Work eligibility will be checked as part of the recruitment process.
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