Be our next Program Manager driving strategic, people focused programs and innovation

Hepatitis NSW is recruiting an experienced Program Manager to join our team. As a key member of the organisation’s leadership, the Program Manager will manage a diverse team and set of programs and services that support our vision of a world free of viral hepatitis.

Reporting directly to the CEO, the role leads a multidisciplinary team and works closely with stakeholders across government, health services, community partners, researchers, and alongside people with lived and living experience of viral hepatitis.

The Program Manager will guide planning, implementation, evaluation, and continuous improvement across the program areas, ensuring excellence, inclusiveness, and strong community engagement. You will also lead, manage, supervise, and mentor the program team to ensure the achievement of individual program objectives and deliverables.

This role is central to delivering evidence-based initiatives and identifying emerging opportunities in hepatitis B and C prevention, treatment and support. The position also contributes to organisational strategy, budget management, reporting, compliance, governance, and policy development as part of the management team.

With a 35-hour work week, hybrid work arrangements, and a commitment to equity and diversity, Hepatitis NSW offers a supportive and purpose-driven environment. We welcome applicants with strong leadership experience in health, education, or social services who are passionate about making a meaningful impact across NSW communities.

Applications close: 12pm Monday 23 March 2026.

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Make your mark as HepLink NSW Coordinator

Hepatitis NSW has opened recruitment for a Coordinator role to lead on HepLink NSW, an innovative program designed to increase access to viral hepatitis testing, treatment, and care across the state. The program plays a vital role in reaching people who may benefit from hepatitis B or hepatitis C testing, vaccination, monitoring, or treatment, and offers personalised information and direct linkage to local health services.

The HepLink NSW Project Coordinator will lead this work by engaging directly with communities, services, and partners to build clear pathways to care. This includes proactive outreach, providing education and service navigation, coordinating referrals, and developing strong networks that reduce the impacts of stigma and discrimination. The role also supports the promotion of Hepatitis NSW’s online Service Directory – our essential resource connecting people with relevant hepatitis and liver health services.

Working as part of the team, the Coordinator will deliver practical, person‑centred initiatives that support the state’s goal to eliminate viral hepatitis. Through collaboration, training, community engagement, and data‑informed practice, HepLink NSW ensures individuals and services receive seamless support.

For more information on how to apply and a job pack: Ethical Jobs

Applications close: Monday, 30 March, 5.00pm

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