AS AUSTRALIA’S FIRST PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFIT UNIVERSITY, BOND UNIVERSITY BASED IN ROBINA ON THE GOLD COAST SEEKS TO BE RECOGNISED INTERNATIONALLY AS A LEADING INDEPENDENT UNIVERSITY, IMBUED WITH A SPIRIT TO INNOVATE, A COMMITMENT TO INFLUENCE AND A DEDICATION TO INSPIRE TOMORROW’S PROFESSIONALS WHO SHARE A PERSONALISED AND TRANSFORMATIONAL STUDENT EXPERIENCE.

• Play a pivotal role in establishing Bond’s new purpose-built anatomy facilities, contributing to the setup, development of processes, and future operations.

• Gain a unique hands-on experience, build on a range of valuable technical skills, and make a direct contribution during an exciting period of growth.

• Join a close-knit and collaborative team that values initiative, curiosity, and continuous learning in a supportive teaching environment.

ABOUT THE PERSON

We are seeking a motivated and experienced professional with strong technical and administrative skills to lead the daily operations of our anatomy laboratories. With a proactive approach to compliance, team leadership, and continuous improvement you’ll thrive working both independently and collaboratively.

Key attributes include:

• A qualification in health sciences, biomedical science, anatomy, or an equivalent combination of education and experience
• Hands-on experience in the preparation, handling, and prosection of human anatomical specimens, with a commitment to ethical and respectful practices
• A sound understanding of relevant legislation and compliance frameworks, including the Transplantation and Anatomy Act 1979 (Qld) and WHS protocols
• Demonstrated leadership capabilities, including mentoring technical staff and coordinating day-to-day laboratory operations
• Strong organisational and interpersonal skills, with a high level of attention to detail and the ability to communicate effectively across academic and professional teams

This is a great opportunity for someone who’s passionate about anatomy, thrives in a hands-on leadership role, and is excited to shape an exceptional learning environment in a unique university setting.

Play a pivotal role in establishing Bond’s new purpose-built anatomy facilities, contributing to the setup, development of processes, and future operations.

• Gain a unique hands-on experience, build on a range of valuable technical skills, and make a direct contribution during an exciting period of growth.
• Join a close-knit and collaborative team that values initiative, curiosity, and continuous learning in a supportive teaching environment

Key responsibilities include:

• Manage and coordinate technical staff in the delivery of anatomy laboratory services.
• Apply technical expertise to effectively operationalise new anatomy laboratories
• Ensure compliance with relevant legislation, including the Transplantation and Anatomy Act 1979 (Qld) and WHS regulations.
• Liaise with academic staff, to coordinate practical class preparation and contribute to the revision and enhancement of anatomy curriculum delivery
• Oversee equipment maintenance and specimen handling.
• Contribute to a positive workplace culture, operational efficiency, skills development, and continuous improvement principles