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Australian General Practice Accreditation Limited (AGPAL) and Quality Innovation Performance (QIP) is seeking an Accreditation Decision-Maker. AGPAL is the leading provider of accreditation and related quality improvement services to General Practices in Australia. AGPAL''s subsidiary organisation Quality Innovation Performance (QIP) delivers comprehensive accreditation and support services across the health and human service continuum.OverviewThe primary role of the position is to review and verify assessment reports submitted by surveyors/assessors and make decisions that align with accreditation standards and frameworks.ResponsibilitiesReview and verify assessment findings and reports submitted by surveyors and assessorsApply accreditation frameworks and make sound, consistent decisionsEscalate complex or higher-risk cases as requiredMaintain accurate records and contribute to internal reportingCommunicate effectively with colleagues, advisors, and clients regarding accreditation outcomesSupport ongoing quality improvement within the accreditation processQualificationsExperience or strong interest in healthcare, auditing, or quality assuranceGreat attention to detail and strong communication skillsComfortable using MS Office and CRM systemsWhat we will do for youWe will provide a fun and supportive environment.Build capacity and knowledge in health and the evolution of continuous quality improvement.You will also enjoy additional benefits such as:Not-for-profit status salary packaging (increases the take-home pay)Birthday leaveBonus leave between Christmas Day and New Years DayParticipation in the Employee Wellness ProgramFamily-friendly and supportive cultureHybrid working arrangementsIf this sounds like you then please apply by clicking the ''apply'' button by 8 February 2026. For enquiries, please send an email to [email protected]: Successful candidates will be required to obtain police check and working with children check.AGPAL Group embraces a diverse workforce and welcomes applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. #J-18808-Ljbffr