Department of Primary Industries and Regions Job reference: 628535
Location: 5064 - URRBRAE
Job status: Ongoing
Eligibility: Open to Everyone
The Opportunity The primary purpose of the role is to lead the development and delivery of the Pulse Pathology Science subprogram, including and leading the development of a portfolio of complex pulse pathology RD&E programs and research projects aligned with state priorities to improve crop productivity and sustainability through the control of pulse diseases. This includes managing and professionally developing pulse pathology team members, managing related physical, financial and human resources, and leading the development of new RD&E opportunities in pulse pathology and pathogen biology.
The role also leads pulse pathology communications to stakeholders within the state and nationally as required. The role contributes to delivering the agency's priorities including (1) Increasing productivity of our primary industries and agribusinesses (Stimulating Value Growth), (2) Securing production through biosecurity and efficient and sustainable use of resources (Sustaining the Resource), (3) Growing regions by supporting key regional development drivers and growing opportunities available to our regional communities, (4) Building partnerships with industry, stakeholders, research organisations and regional communities, and (5) preparedness to contribute to PIRSA's response and recovery obligations in emergency situations.
About Us South Australia is internationally recognised for the quality of its agriculture, food, and wine. Our regions are the backbone of our state and the economic powerhouse that drives prosperity for all South Australians.
The Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) is a key economic development agency working in partnership with our primary industries, regional stakeholders and across all levels of government to advance the prosperity and sustainability of South Australia's primary industries and regional communities. The South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) is the State Government's principal research institute delivering research outputs for SA's primary industries. The Pulse Pathology subprogram fits within the Plant Health and Diagnostics program of SARDI's Crop Science research division.
We are a passionate team of around 800 people working across metropolitan and regional South Australia to develop and protect our state's regions and food, wine, aquaculture, fisheries, forestry, grains, livestock, dairy and horticulture industries.
It's no wonder there are so many exciting and diverse career opportunities in our organisation. If you're ready to join us, apply now!
Benefits At the Department of Primary Industries and Regions, we offer our employees challenging and rewarding work with opportunities for career progression, learning and development and flexibility.
Our Commitment to Diversity The Department of Primary Industries and Regions is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace. We embrace diversity and welcome applications from all people, irrespective of culture, faith, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or age.
Special Conditions Successful applicant will be required to satisfactorily complete a National Police Check (NPC) prior to being made an offer of employment. Full-time 37.5 Hours Per Week Ongoing Position Requirements Possession of a current driver's licence and willingness to drive. Out of hours work and inter/intrastate travel may be required. Australian residency or current work permit is required (responsibility of applicant to provide evidence of a current work permit). You acknowledge your work, health and safety obligations and our expectations when applying for a role. The incumbent will be required to undertake emergency management training and must be willing to participate in emergency preparedness, response and recovery activities required by government agencies. Essential Qualifications: Post graduate qualifications in a relevant field. Desirable Qualifications: A PhD in plant pathology or a related field. Remuneration PO4 - $110,696 min - $120,470 max per annum, plus superannuation
Enquiries Nicole Thompson
Phone: (08)8429 0915
Email:
Application Instructions All applications must be submitted online.
If you are interested in this opportunity, please see the attached applicant instructions, and outline your skills and experience in relation to the Professional and Technical Knowledge, Leadership and Communication capabilities of the attached role description.
Applicants must include the contact information of at least 2 referees with 1 being your immediate supervisor/manager and a completed "Pre-Employment Declaration in the SA Public Sector" form.
Applications close: 10/11/2024 11:45 PM
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