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Health and Welfare Services Manager

Plan and coordinate professional and administrative aspects of health and welfare programs and services.

Health and Welfare Services Manager

As a health and welfare services manager you will be involved in a wide range of activities.

You could be expected to:

  • formulate policies and plans for the operation of childcare, health, welfare and educational establishments and the setting of standards and objectives
  • develop and implement programs and services to meet the needs of clients
  • direct and coordinate the allocation of resources
  • liaise with parents, boards, funding bodies, the community and educational institutions to discuss areas of cooperation and coordination
  • direct administrative operations such as budget planning; report preparation; monitoring and controlling expenditure; student admissions; and selecting, developing and managing the performance of staff
  • prepare or arrange for the preparation of reports, budgets and forecasts
  • represent the organisation in negotiations and at conventions, conferences, seminars, public hearings and forums

Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics

Undergraduate Courses To Become

Health and Welfare Services Manager

Recommended major/s to pursue this career

Relevant majors include:
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Undergraduate Courses To Become Health and Welfare Services Manager

Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing

Understanding the origins and strategies for more equitable health and wellbeing for Aboriginal communities is the leading health issue in Australia.

Anthropology and Sociology

Anthropology teaches you about the nature of humanity and the many different cultures of the world.

Exercise and Health

If you are you passionate about exercise and health and want to spread the word and educate others about keeping fit and being healthy, then this major is for you.

Indigenous Knowledge History and Heritage

A major in Indigenous Knowledge, History and Heritage will allow you to explore the worldview and historical experiences of Indigenous peoples in Australia as well as critically analyse Western disciplinary constructs around Indigenous knowledges and peoples.

Law and Society

The Law and Society major examines broad theoretical issues about the nature of law and society as well as how the relationship plays out in particular fields of legal and social policy at both domestic and international levels.

Management

Management is the backbone of any organisation, providing organisational, operational, staffing and resourcing expertise that can be applied anywhere, anytime.

Neuroscience

A major in Neuroscience will allow you to explore how nervous systems work and how nervous system function can be restored after disease and injury to the brain.

Pathology and Laboratory Medicine

With Pathology and Laboratory Medicine you can explore the causes and mechanisms of human disease.

Population Health

A major in Public Health will allow you to study the patterns of health and disease in society and to consider what we can do to improve the health of the community.

Work and Employment Relations

Blend politics, law, sociology, economics, history, and more as you investigate and challenge the policies and institutions designed to help both employers and employees get the most out of their relationship.
Postgraduate Courses To Become

Health and Welfare Services Manager

Coursework courses to pursue this career

Postgraduate study is not necessarily required for this occupation, but may be helpful for career advancement.

Relevant postgraduate courses include:
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