Clinic Coordinator

at  Northern Star Resources Limited

Key responsibilities include:

• Visibly drive, develop & champion a positive health & safety culture across the business, displaying a genuine passion for all facets of health & wellbeing, and a clear commitment to zero harm.
• Liaise with site management to ensure that clinics are appropriately resourced to support ongoing mining operations.
• Work with site medical teams to provide input into the development, implementation and review of systems, policies and procedures to ensure understanding of risks associated with relevant work.
• Provide advice to on-site OHNs on treatment and response protocols according to NSR standards through facilitating communication and collaboration.
• Oversee Health Services Permit compliance and assist site clinics to manage storage, transfer and dispose of scheduled medications.
• Provide assistance as required to the injury management team in management of injuries and facilitation of return-to-work programs.
• Assist in development and rollout of preventative health promotion programs focusing on injury reduction and improved health outcomes for employees.
• Provide assistance to site clinics alongside the relevant Occupational Hygienist in conducting Health Monitoring programs aligned to the NSR Health Monitoring Guideline.
• Provide training and instruction to new medical personnel assisting site with onboarding and familiarisation of the medical centre and company standards and processes.
• Ensuring that equipment required for the work is properly selected, fit-for-purpose, and serviceable according to health permit requirements and standards and nurses are trained in its use.
• Ensure relevant compliances are held by personnel in medical roles on site e.g., registration is current and suitable, DAS training completed etc.
• Review clinical training standards to ensure compliance and continual improvement.
• Oversee and collate monthly clinical reporting as required by NSR Corporate.
• Maintaining currency with industry leading practice in occupational health

The following will see you set for success in this key role:

• Extensive experience, with strong clinical skills and demonstrated success working in Occupational Health setting.
• The ability to work in a hybrid role, with time split evenly between working out of our Subiaco Head Office, and our remote site operations.
• Time spent working in an emergency department would be highly regarded, as would experience at a remote community clinic and exposure to the mining industry.
• Be eligible for registration in the category of Registered Nurse by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia.
• Hold current AHPRA registration, along with a valid WA “C” Class Drivers Licence.
• A people person, with excellent verbal & written communication skills, and the ability to engage, influence & build trustworthy & functional relationships with allied health professionals and occupational stakeholders.
• Flexible & adaptable to changing & evolving practices & procedures, you multitask & prioritise effectively, and possess a solid understanding of current legislation & relevant codes of practice.
• Sound computer skills & literacy – with Microsoft Office, Occupational Health Systems including Solv, Coreplus & incident, and reporting systems such as INX.
• Strong problem-solving skills, with the ability to think outside the box & on your feet.
• Well organised with a keen attention to detail, you have the ability to remain calm in high pressure situations