Common use of Range of Activities Clause in Contracts

Range of Activities. Senior Health Practitioner A Senior Health Practitioner will undertake some or all or the following tasks relating to the management and delivery of a specialist health program. Activities expected of this position may include: (a) undertake program management duties including: ●developing operational program plans; ●identifying performance indicators for health programs; ●monitoring health programs; ●establishing evaluation process for health programs; ●managing resources for the delivery of a health care program; ●producing community profile report and health needs analyses, and establishing mechanisms for stakeholder feedback; and ●implementing quality control, (b) within a delegated model of care, undertake clinical care duties which may include: ●taking blood; ●child and adult health checks; ●immunisations; ●supervision of other Aboriginal and/or ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Islander Health Workers ●and Aboriginal and/or ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Islander Health Practitioners; and ●safety measures and procedures, (c) undertake community care duties that may include: ●networking with other agencies and create partnerships; ●developing at a policy level and implementing community development strategies; ●implementing health promotion strategies; ●representing their health service on national, state and regional level activities; and ●providing mechanisms for community to advocate for the rights and needs of community members and program needs. A.

Range of Activities. Senior Health Practitioner Worker Coordinator A Senior Health Practitioner Worker Coordinator will undertake some or all or the following tasks relating to the management and delivery of a specialist health program. Activities expected of this position may include: (a) undertake program management duties including: ●developing operational program plans; ●identifying performance indicators for health programs; ●monitoring health programs; ●establishing evaluation process processes for health programs; ●managing resources for the delivery of a health care program; ●producing community profile report and health needs analyses, ,and establishing mechanisms for stakeholder feedback; and ●implementing quality control;, (b) within a delegated model of care, undertake clinical care duties which may include: ●taking blood; ●child and adult health checks; ●immunisations; ●supervision of other Aboriginal and/or ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Islander Health Workers ●and Aboriginal and/or ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Islander Health Practitioners; and Practitioner;and ●safety measures and procedures, (cb) undertake community care duties that may include: ●networking with other agencies and create partnerships; ●developing at a policy level and implementing community development strategies; ●implementing health promotion strategies; ●representing their health service on national, ,state and regional level activities; and activities;and ●providing mechanisms for community to advocate for the rights and needs of community members and program needs. A..