Strokesafe Speaker (Vic, Act, Qld - Hinkler, Wide Bay And Capricornia & Wa)

Stroke Foundation is a national charity that partners with the community to prevent stroke, save lives and enhance recovery.
We stand alongside survivors of stroke and their families, healthcare professionals and researchers.
We build community awareness and foster new thinking and innovative treatments.
We support survivors on their journey to live the best possible life after stroke.
We are the voice of stroke in Australia, and we work to:
Raise awareness of the risk factors, signs of stroke and promote healthy lifestyles.Improve treatment for stroke to save lives and reduce disability.Encourage and facilitate stroke research.Advocate for initiatives to prevent, treat and beat stroke.Raise funds from the community, corporate sector and government to continue our mission.Our Values of Courage, Excellence, Compassion, Integrity and Leadership are an integral part of our culture, brand and positioning.
These values inform our decisions and behaviour in our dealings internally within the organisation, and externally with our stakeholders.
All workforce members, including volunteers must demonstrate behaviours aligned with these Stroke Foundation values.
Stroke Foundation is an equal opportunity employer, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
About the programStroke Foundation's StrokeSafe Program aims to raise the profile of stroke as a major health issue and the role of the Stroke Foundation in fighting it.
A key component is stroke prevention and awareness activities.
StrokeSafe talks are offered as part of community engagement across Australia to community groups, workplaces and at events.
Talks are delivered by trained volunteers to groups to raise awareness of what stroke is, how to reduce stroke risk and how to recognise the signs of stroke (using the F.A.S.T.
test).
Training and presentation resources are provided to ensure StrokeSafe presentations are delivered consistently across Australia.
Stroke Foundation volunteers also assist in delivering community events and programs nationally as required, including:
Australia's Biggest Blood Pressure Check (May)National Stroke Week (August)Education sessions at health and wellness eventsDisplays at other community events such as shopping centres or festivals.Complete a minimum of 5 events/talks per calendar year.
These can be online Zoom and/or in-person talks.Deliver endorsed messages in StrokeSafe presentations in a consistent and approved manner.Distribute any resources relevant at each talk.Assist with Stroke Foundation events.
Duties may include setting up a promotional table of resources, assisting with questionnaires and distributing Stroke Foundation resources and information.Process any relevant reimbursement claims in a timely manner including providing any required supporting material.Notifying the State Community Engagement Coordinator of any issues in a prompt manner or if your availability changes.Note – volunteers are not permitted to give any medical advice or answer any questions that are medical in nature. Your background, skills and experienceExcellent verbal communication skills to deliver clear information to diverse audiences.
Public speaking experience will be highly regarded.Strong computer skills, with proficiency in common software applications (e.g., Microsoft Office Suite including Teams, PowerPoint, Outlook etc) and other common business software.Proficient in using Zoom for virtual meetings, for hosting StrokeSafe talks and troubleshooting common issues.Willingness to learn and become familiar with content of StrokeSafe presentation.
Commitment to only presenting approved information is essential.Access to a car (travel reimbursement is available) or public transport and willingness to travel if necessary, within or outside of your local area would be highly regarded.Ability to work with others and understand the perspectives of others.Enthusiastic, confident and a positive outlook.Punctual and well presented.Work, Health and Safety ResponsibilitiesAll employees/volunteers will contribute to a healthy positive and supportive work environment.All employees/volunteers must comply with Stroke Foundation's Work Health and Safety Policies and Procedures and complete all necessary compliance policies.All employees/volunteers must adopt safe work practices that comply with Work Health and Safety requirements and must not wilfully place at risk the health and safety of any other person in the workplace.The physical requirements of the position (or any physical limitations) will be discussed prior to your commencement.Pre-employment ChecksThis position is subject to the following:

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