Join the Southern Adelaide Local Health Network at Flinders Medical Centre as an AI Graduate Officer and launch your career at the forefront of healthcare innovation. This full-time, 12-month contract position offers an exceptional opportunity to contribute to our Digital Health team's cutting-edge AI initiatives while developing expertise in one of healthcare's most rapidly evolving fields.

As an Artificial Intelligence Graduate Officer, you will play a vital role in advancing AI-enabled services across our healthcare network. This position combines technical innovation with meaningful healthcare outcomes, allowing you to make a direct impact on patient care through technology solutions. You'll work within a collaborative environment that values innovation, continuous learning, and professional development.

Key Responsibilities

Assist with the planning, execution, and delivery of AI-related projects and programs across the Digital Health portfolio
Support the AI Officer in implementing critical AI activities including governance frameworks, solution evaluation processes, AI education initiatives, and system implementation projects
Conduct comprehensive research and analysis to inform AI solution development and strategic decision-making
Develop, maintain, and update AI-related documentation, policies, and procedures to enhance service delivery and operational efficiency
Analyze complex healthcare data and information systems to identify opportunities for AI enhancement and optimization
Contribute to the evaluation and assessment of emerging AI technologies and their potential applications in healthcare settings
Support cross-functional collaboration with clinical teams, IT departments, and external agencies to ensure seamless AI integration
Participate in stakeholder engagement activities and present findings to various audiences including technical and non-technical staff
Monitor AI system performance and outcomes, providing regular reporting and recommendations for improvements
Assist in the development of training materials and educational resources for AI tool adoption across the organization
Stay current with industry trends, best practices, and regulatory requirements related to AI in healthcare
Support quality assurance processes and compliance activities related to AI implementations

Requirements

Education: Completion of a relevant undergraduate or postgraduate qualification in clinical discipline, ICT, computer science, software engineering, project management, business analysis, or related field
Technical Skills: Strong ICT capabilities with demonstrated problem-solving abilities and analytical thinking
Independence: Proven capacity to work both collaboratively within team environments and independently on assigned projects
AI Experience: Experience using publicly available AI tools for research, analysis, creativity, critical thinking, coding, and/or task automation is highly advantageous
Communication: Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to explain technical concepts to diverse audiences
Adaptability: Demonstrated ability to learn new technologies quickly and adapt to changing requirements in a dynamic healthcare environment
Attention to Detail: Strong organizational skills with meticulous attention to accuracy in documentation and analysis
Healthcare Understanding: Knowledge of healthcare systems, clinical workflows, and patient care processes preferred

What We Offer

Competitive salary package with attractive benefits
Comprehensive salary sacrifice benefits program allowing tax-effective payment of everyday expenses
Flexible working arrangements including part-time options and various work-from-home possibilities
Professional development opportunities in the rapidly growing field of healthcare AI
Supportive team environment focused on innovation and continuous learning
Access to cutting-edge technology and AI tools
Opportunity to make meaningful contributions to patient care and healthcare outcomes
Career advancement pathways within the South Australian public health sector
Comprehensive onboarding and mentorship programs

Additional Information

This position requires satisfactory completion of a Criminal History Check and compliance with immunisation requirements as outlined in SA Health's vaccination policy. The South Australian public sector actively promotes diversity and inclusion, encouraging applications from all backgrounds. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants are particularly encouraged to apply.

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About SA Health

SA Health stands as South Australia's premier healthcare organization, dedicated to protecting and enhancing the health and wellbeing of all South Australians. We lead comprehensive health reform initiatives while delivering exceptional public health services, advancing medical research, and developing innovative policies with a strategic focus on prevention, early intervention, and quality care. As the unified brand representing the state's complete health portfolio under the Minister for Health and Minister for Mental Health and Substance Abuse, SA Health encompasses seven key entities: the Department of Health, Central Adelaide Local Health Network, Northern Adelaide Local Health Network, Southern Adelaide Local Health Network, Women's and Children's Health Network, Country Health SA Local Health Network, and SA Ambulance Service. Our comprehensive service portfolio delivers critical healthcare solutions across South Australia, including public hospitals, metropolitan and regional health services, environmental health protection, communicable disease management, epidemiological research, health promotion programs, pathology services, substance abuse treatment, emergency response, ambulance services, and organ donation coordination. SA Health fosters strategic partnerships with key government agencies including Education and Children's Services, Families and Communities, Planning and Local Government, Premier and Cabinet, and Treasury and Finance. We also maintain strong collaborative relationships with non-government organizations and community service providers, working together on both direct service delivery and broader policy development initiatives to create a healthier South Australia.