The National Blood Authority (NBA) is an Australian Government statutory agency whose role is to work in a collaborative manner with all Australian governments and blood sector stakeholders to save and improve Australian lives and patient outcomes through a world-class blood supply.
For 20 years, the National Blood Authority (NBA) has delivered an uninterrupted supply of blood and blood products to Australians in need under the national blood arrangements.
Job Context
The Information Management Officer supports the NBA's Electronic Document and Records Management System (EDRMS), currently Content Manager, and contributes to the agency's compliance with information governance requirements. This role provides first-level user support, assists with maintaining accurate and secure records, and helps develop guidance and training materials to build capability across the agency. It also supports reporting obligations, such as the National Archives of Australia's Check-up+ survey, and contributes to records lifecycle activities including metadata, retention, and disposal.
We're seeking someone with a genuine interest in information management who demonstrates strong attention to detail, initiative, good communication skills, and a customer service mindset. While qualifications and experience in records or data governance are advantageous, we are committed to supporting the development of the right candidate through training and on-the-job learning.
The officer will collaborate with colleagues to implement practical improvements, contribute to information management projects, and support broader team goals by promoting good records practices and helping users navigate their obligations in a changing digital environment.
This role suits someone who is adaptable, eager to learn, and motivated to contribute to effective, compliant, and user-friendly information management at the NBA.
Interested in joining our team? Click the Apply Now button to view the job description and learn more about the application process.
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