Full Stack Project Developer

Description:

The Women's and Children's Health Network provides state of the art health care for women and children in Adelaide and South Australia.

It is the state's leading provider of specialist care for children with acute and chronic conditions and SA's largest maternity and obstetric service. It also provides important community-based services.

Each year, more than 30,000 people are admitted and about 5000 babies are born at the Women's and Children's Hospital. In addition more than 250,000 people come to the hospital as outpatients.

BloodSafe eLearning Australia (BEA) is a small team which works closely with Digital Media in the Centre for Education and Training, to design and build quality education on patient blood management and safe transfusion practice. Experts contribute their clinical knowledge to ensure courses are evidence-based and aligned with best practice and national guidelines.

New courses are released every year and existing courses regularly updated. All courses include an assessment with a certificate of completion and accrue Continuous Professional Development points. BEA is a real success story for South Australia. Initially the program started as a small state initiative, which was so successful that it became national in 2009 and is now funded by the National Blood Authority. There are now more than 300,000 health care professionals registered with an average 13,000 course completions each month.

• The Full Stack Developer is accountable to the Bloodsafe Program Manager, for the development, delivery and maintenance of the Bloodsafe Learning Management System and associated online learning resources.
• The Full Stack Developer provides technical assistance to the team and will liaise with them to understand the needs of the end-user and key stakeholders.
• The Full Stack Developer will contribute to the design, development and technical aspects of a broad range of interactive multimedia products

We are seeking a Full Stack Project Developer who has a relevant tertiary qualification such as a degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Multimedia, Software Development, Dev-Ops or Web Development.

Additionally, we want someone who has:

• Advanced technical skills and ability related to the development of server systems software. Experience with LMS or CMS systems will be viewed favourably.
• Demonstrated ability to think conceptually and contribute to the technical design of e-learning approaches including learning management systems.
• Demonstrated ability to contribute to the writing of design briefs and specifications.
• Demonstrated ability to adhere to team and 'best practice' coding standards.
• Effective interpersonal and communication skills (written and verbal) including the ability to foster professional working relationships with a diverse range of health and educational professionals, staff and consumers.
• Demonstrated ability to prioritise, meet deadlines and achieve outcomes and maintain a positive approach in a changing environment.
• Ability to work effectively in a small team environment and also autonomously.