Key Responsibilities. The following objects of local government will inform Employee’s performance against set performance indicators:
Key Responsibilities. The following objectives of local government inform the Executive Director’s performance against set performance indicators:
Key Responsibilities. The following objectives of local government will inform the Municipal Manager’s performance against set performance indicators
Key Responsibilities. The following objectives of local government inform the Chief Financial Officer’s performance against set performance indicators:
Key Responsibilities. The responsibilities of the Executive Steering Committee include:
Key Responsibilities. The following key responsibilities shall be subject to and in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement: ¨ To monitor and direct the strategic relationship between Xxxxxx and Client and Broadridge and Ridge. ¨ To provide an “interface” to the executive teams of the parties by providing regular feedback on progress and achievements to executive meetings. ¨ To review long term plans, business trends and directions. ¨ To oversee compliance with terms and conditions of this Agreement and monitor that regulatory developments are addressed. ¨ To consult on specified material industrial or public relations matters in connection with the Services. ¨ To review overall performance of the Services including, without limitation, financial performance investments and the effectiveness of gain/risk share arrangements. ¨ To resolve issues and/or disagreements escalated by the Business Governance Committees. ¨ To examine and authorize Changes. ¨ To examine and authorize proposals for amendments to the Schedules. ¨ To review new policies or changes to existing policies.
Key Responsibilities. Provide support and advice to the Head of Learning Area, teaching staff and Laboratory Technicians Level 1 (if present) to ensure that curriculum requirements are met. • Provide advice on suitable experiments, and/or demonstrations to support teaching and curriculum outcomes for science classes. • Prepare chemicals, equipment and materials, design and construct teaching aids, and collect and care for living organisms for study purposes in compliance with chemical, physical and biological laboratory practices and legislative requirements. • Organise preparation areas and classroom laboratories and undertake general housekeeping of chemicals, equipment (including repairs and maintenance) and other resources. • Manage laboratory stocks, including ordering of supplies and equipment, liaison with suppliers, and completion of annual stock-takes, complying with Departmental guidelines. • Provide advice on safe use, documentation, storage, handling, maintenance and disposal of science equipment, chemicals and biological materials. • Assist with coordinating the science budget, including monitoring expenditure, providing advice as required, and managing xxxxx cash and business card accounts in accordance with Departmental financial guidelines. • Induct and train Level 1 Technicians (if present) and induct new science teachers in the safe use of chemicals and equipment, if required. • Assist with the selection of new and relieving laboratory technicians. Selection criteria
Key Responsibilities. Provide clinical practice to patients and families in a range of settings and ensure assessment and intervention is aligned with professional values, skills, knowledge, theory, relevant policies and legislation • Complete assessments, which incorporate medical and psychosocial information, utilising relevant Social Work theory • Assess and respond where patients and/or family members are vulnerable or at risk, such as children at risk, elder abuse, family violence • Ability to manage a demanding workload, proactively identify psychosocial risk factors, contribute to relevant team meetings and effectively prioritise tasks • Participate in multidisciplinary teamwork, utilising a coordinated approach to patient care • Complete initial assessments within required time frames as they apply to the relevant clinical settings • Contribute to case conferences and clinical discussions, ensuring psychosocial factors are considered in treatment, planning, rehabilitation and discharge planning • Complete timely and thorough clinical handovers, ensuring that organisational handover policies are adhered to • Regularly attending and appropriately utilising clinical supervision • Appropriate and timely use of clinical consultation with Team Leader, Supervisor and/or Grade 2 Social Work Colleagues • Appropriate and timely use of case escalation where required • Provide effective communication, both verbal and nonverbal, and documentation skills. • Actively participate and contribute to meetings, within Social Work and Community Health and within the broader health network as required • Develop a knowledge of medical diagnoses in area(s) of specialisation and knowledge of related social health issues and resources • Knowledge of community resources and the ability to negotiate, advocate and problem solve KEY RESULTS AREAS/MAIN PRIORITIES OPERATIONAL/CLINICAL PERFORMANCE • Ensure familiarity with the expected standards of performance in the role and actively contribute to own personal development. • Maintain a good working knowledge of and adherence to standards and legislation relevant to the role (such as Child Safe Standards, Aged Care Act etc) and actively promote compliance to any such standards and legislation. • Complete all mandatory training by the due date. • Undertake any additional tasks as requested that reasonably fall within the scope of the position and classification. • Recognise, respond and escalate changes in the patient’s condition. • Demonstrate excellen...
Key Responsibilities. The following objects of local government will inform the employee’s performance:
Key Responsibilities. SINA will promote DIT via the Co-Branded Content and provide appropriate links to DIT sites that permit users of the SINA site to navigate directly to the homepages on the DIT sites. Both parties will ensure that the Co-Branded Content is accessible to SINA Users. SINA and DIT shall make best efforts to deliver and launch the Co-Branded Content and make effective the links no later than sixty (60) days following the Effective Date.
