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Job Offer: Principal Policy Analyst, Primary and Community Health Care:Ministry of HealthJob description:Job Description» A warm, collaborative and supportive team» capability to think critically, communicate effectively, and engage with a range of stakeholders » income midpoint of $143,064. Actual income will be dependent on practice Ko wai m?tou – About us Manat? Hauora has a clear mandate to make changes to the health system that lead to equitable health results for all New Zealanders. The Family and Community Health Policy Group works on a range of cross-cutting health and social issues including the health of disabled people, women’s health, child and youth well-being, primary and community care, ambulance services, homelessness, healthy ageing and rainbow health. Ko t?u ake mahi – What you’ll do Working within the Primary and Community Health Care team, you will play a critical function in developing and delivering high-quality policy advice that improves health results for New Zealanders Whilst developing our people, you will have the opportunity to work on interesting and challenging policy issues, whilst being surrounded by a warm, collaborative and supportive team. You will be responsible for drafting policy documents, legislation, guidelines, and ad hoc advice, while applying the full policy process, including regulatory impact assessment, health impact assessment, cost-benefit analysis, implementation, risk mitigation, and evaluation requirements. You will provide leadership abilities for projects and areas, ensuring well-planned work and high-quality policy advice. Additionally, you will peer-review documents prepared by colleagues and monitor and improve the quality of policy analysis and advice to ensure they meet statutory obligations and commitments. Ko ng? pukenga ?u – What you’ll bring: » Tertiary qualification in health or significant field, or equivalent practice » Thorough knowledge of public policy issues, including Te Tiriti and equity requirements » practice in designing work programmes and project planning to ensure timely and budgeted delivery » Significant practice in developing policy and working with a range of stakeholders, including briefing Ministers » Demonstrated practice in developing and applying analytical frameworks to complex policy problems » capability to build relationships and influence with internal and external stakeholders » Mentorship and support to other analysts to help them grow their policy expertise and deliver work programmes He aha ta tatou kawe mai – What we bring: »Flexibility – we understand everyone is different and treat most functions as flexible »Inclusivity - our values help us to provide a diverse, inclusive and accessible workplace »Wellbeing – our people can be themselves, are supported and able to execute well in their functions »Purpose - our mahi is nationally significant and is improving the lives of New Zealanders Ng? uaratanga – Our values Our values underpin how we work together and with the health and discapability sector, public service colleagues and communities to achieve pae ora – healthy futures for all New Zealanders. »Manaakitanga – we show care, inclusion, respect, support, trust, and kindness to each other »Kaitiakitanga – we preserve and maintain an environment that enables our people to thrive »Whakapono – we have trust and faith in each other to do the right thing »K?kiri ng?tahi – we commit and work together towards a common purpose How to submit the application:To view the position description and apply, please follow the online process atour careers website. If you have any questions,email our Recruitment team. We value diversity and inclusion and are committed to working in an inclusive and respectful way. We welcome candidates from all walks of life and appreciate the richness of practice that your point of difference could bring. Please let us know if there is anysupportwe can provide to ensure the recruitment process is accessible to you. Applications close on Friday, 26 May 2023.Skills:
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