Non-Executive Volunteer Director

31 May 2024

The Far North Queensland Hospital Foundation is a non-profit charitable organisation dedicated to supporting the Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health Service, as well as the Torres and Cape Hospital and Health Service. The Foundation's reach extends from Tully to the Torres Strait. Through its commercial activities, all administrative costs are covered, ensuring that every dollar donated goes directly to where it is intended. Since the Foundation’s inception, more than $26 million has been contributed to improving health care in the Far North.

Vision
Superior Health Care in Far North Queensland

Purpose
Working together with our community and health services to improve care in Far North Queensland.

About the Role
Expressions of interest are being sought for a non-executive voluntary board member position. The ideal candidate will have a strong understanding of the NFP sector and the skills to innovate and help grow the organisation.
The Board meets eight times a year and has three sub-committees that provide oversight of high-risk areas within the organisation.

Key Responsibilities Include:
•    Strategic Planning
•    Governance & Stewardship
•    Compliance & Risk Management

Please note that criminal history and insolvency checks will apply.

If you wish to apply, you should send a copy of your Application for appointment (refer below), Curriculum Vitae (maximum 2 pages) and proof of identity to accounts@fnqhf.org.au.

For further enquiries, please contact the CEO Gina Hogan on 07 4226 8993.

Applications close at Close of Business Wednesday, June 12, 2024.

For a copy of the Application for appointments click HERE.

 

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