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CheckUP has been engaged by the Department of Trade, Employment and Training (DTET) as the Industry Skills and Jobs Advisor (ISJA) for the health sector.
As an Industry Jobs and Skills Advisor CheckUP engages with employers, small business and Industry stakeholders to provide high-quality, evidence-based industry advice and intelligence about current and emerging industry directions, regional skill needs, training solutions and employment opportunities.
CheckUP released its Health Workforce Skills and Development Report 2021-22 in October 2021. This report provides an overview of trends in the Health Industry through analysis of industry intelligence and workforce and training data. Through identifying priority areas for workforce skills and development, the report is intended to be used by government and industry as a resource to inform workforce development and skills investment in the health industry.
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Sector: Health
Email: mphillips@checkup.org.au
Michelle Phillips is an experienced project and product development manager and policy analyst who comes to the ISJA role with a strong background in workforce planning and development, collaborative capacity-building and systems reform. Over a 30-year career, she has partnered with public, private and non-government health and human services providers; working across sectors including mental health, disability, allied-health and hospital and primary care to deliver shared outcomes.
She is recognised for her ability to foster strategic industry partnerships, apply evidence and critical thinking to support decision-making, address barriers and build capacity and capability.
Michelle continues to demonstrate a commitment to advancing the impact and sustainability of health and human services to better support individual, community and collective wellbeing.
Sector: Health
Email: drooskov@checkup.org.au
Debbie Rooskov has 30+ years of experience working in Australian and Queensland government funded programs with the NFP sector working in the education, training and employment sector as a trainer, in secondary school student transitions, employment case management, youth, and most recently leading community development programs that supported people with disability to have equal access and opportunity in vocational and higher education, and subsequent graduate employment.
Debbie has strong community development, project management and stakeholder engagement experience and is strongly purpose-led.
Receive Industry and workforce development updates, the latest news from the sector, business and workforce support and resources, events and training opportunities, and available grants and funding initiatives.
To learn more about the ISJA role or to receive updates from the ISJA regarding latest industry skilling news and events please contact our team info@checkup.org.au