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WSLHD Board members. Left to right: Adjunct Professor Mick Reid, Professor Don Nutbeam, WSLHD chief executive Graeme Loy, Adjunct Professor Debra Thoms, Deputy chair Loretta Di Mento, Narelle Bell, Dr Keith Hartman, Professor Diana O’Halloran AO, Andrew Bernard, Board Chair Richard Alcock AO, and Professor Michael Edye. WSLHD Board members. Left to right: Adjunct Professor Mick Reid, Professor Don Nutbeam, WSLHD chief executive Graeme Loy, Adjunct Professor Debra Thoms, Deputy chair Loretta Di Mento, Narelle Bell, Dr Keith Hartman, Professor Diana O’Halloran AO, Andrew Bernard, Board Chair Richard Alcock AO, and Professor Michael Edye. Featured

NSW HEALTH SEEKS BOARD MEMBERS

Western Sydney opportunities now available
NSW Health is seeking expressions of interest for the Western Sydney Local Health District (WSLHD) board, providing the opportunity to play a leadership role in the delivery of world-class health care in New South Wales.

Board members contribute to the management and future direction of the NSW Health system, WSLHD chief executive Graeme Loy said.

“Board members play a pivotal role in setting the strategic direction and accountability for managing our public hospitals and health institutions,” Graeme said.  

The WSLHD Board consists of six to 13 members, all appointed by the Minister for Health.

The selection criteria ensure board members have an appropriate mix of skills, experience, and expertise to oversee and provide guidance to large and complex organisations.

Individuals should demonstrate the capacity to represent the interest of consumers of health services and the local community served by a district/network, and indicate any affiliations with universities, clinical schools or research centres, as well as skills and experience in one or more of the following areas:

  • Corporate governance;
  • Health management/health administration;
  • Business /financial management /public administration;
  • Clinical practice/provision of health services to patients;
  • Expertise, knowledge or experience in relation to Aboriginal health;
  • Understanding of local community issues;
  • Understanding of or experience in primary health care.

Accepted applications will be included on the NSW Health Board Register for Local Health District and Specialty Network Boards.  The Register will be used to fill vacancies on Local Health District and Specialty Network Boards during 2021 and 2022.

To apply, individuals need to complete an expression of interest indicating their skills and experience relevant to the role.

For information and to obtain an Expression of Interest form visit: www.health.nsw.gov.au/eoiboards or please call 1800 328 998.



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