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State Lead – Tasmania

Are you an experienced Tasmanian optometrist, with strong networks, great communication skills, an interest in advocacy and a passion for progressing your profession?

Optometry Australia is looking for a State Lead-Tasmania, a part-time role focused on connecting with members and stakeholders across Tasmania and helping shape advocacy for the profession in the State. The State Lead will work closely with, and be well supported by, Optometry Australia’s member engagement, events and advocacy teams. Please read the position description for further detail.

To apply for the role please email a cover letter clearly addressing the Key Skills & Competencies required, alongside a current resume, to applications@optometry.org.au by COB Monday 18 November .

To discuss the role, please email Skye Cappuccio via applications@optometry.org.au

Optometry Australia is committed to creating an inclusive organisation and workplace. As part of this commitment, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, culturally and linguistically diverse people and those who identify as LGBTIQ+ are encouraged to apply.

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