Beyond Boundaries: Careers Across SA Health
Description
SA Health Young Professionals Group Career Planning Workshop
Exclusively for SA Health Young Professionals Group (YPG) members.
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Are you a SA Health employee aged 35 or younger looking to explore new career possibilities, build meaningful connections, and take the next step in your professional journey?
Join the SA Health Young Professionals Group (YPG) for an interactive career planning workshop facilitated by The Good Trouble Group.
Career pathways are rarely linear. Whether you're considering a move between clinical and non-clinical roles, exploring opportunities in a different discipline, or simply wanting to better understand your strengths and future options, this workshop will help you design a career that aligns with your interests, skills and aspirations.
Rather than focusing on climbing the traditional career ladder, this session will encourage participants to think more broadly about what a fulfilling career can look like within SA Health. Through practical activities, structured networking, group discussions and collaborative learning, you'll have the opportunity to learn from peers across a wide range of professions and experiences.
What to Expect
This workshop will support participants to:
Build connections with young professionals from different disciplines, teams and services across SA Health.
Explore and better understand their transferable skills, strengths and professional value.
Build confidence in articulating their experience, skills and career aspirations.
Develop strategies for having effective career conversations with managers and peers.
Learn how to identify and pursue development opportunities both within and outside formal programs.
Broaden their understanding of career pathways across clinical, non-clinical and cross-disciplinary roles.
Gain practical tools and ideas to support future career planning and growth.
Leave with a clear next step to progress their career, strengthen their network, or explore a new pathway.
The workshop aligns with the YPG strategic priorities of Connection and Growth, creating a supportive environment for young professionals to learn from one another, share experiences, and explore future possibilities.
Leave feeling empowered to pursue new career opportunities and have meaningful career conversations with managers and peers.
Register now, limited tickets available!
If you have any questions, reach out to SA Health YPG at healthyoungprofessionalsgroup@sa.gov.au
Facilitators
The Good Trouble Group
Facilitators The Good Trouble Group will facilitate the workshop, led by co-founders Alison Lloyd-Wright and Kayla Johnson. Alison Lloydd-Wright and Kayla Johnson are co-founders and Managing Directors of The Good Trouble Group. They don't just teach public sector leadership, policy and reform. They've lived it. With decades of experience at the highest levels of government, they've advised Premiers and Ministers, led major policy and reform initiatives, navigated complex government processes and worked with some of the wildest and wiliest stakeholders. They know what it takes to lead in the real world of public service: the pressure, the pace, the politics, the personalities and the competing priorities. And they bring that practical, lived experience to everything they deliver. United by a genuine passion for South Australia and the future of its public sector, they're particularly committed to championing young professionals and emerging leaders, helping the next generation build the confidence, capability and connections to challenge the status quo and shape what's next.
Agenda
Agenda coming soon!
FAQs
- Is there parking on-site?
Yes, visitor car parking is available on-site.
The first two hours are free, with hourly fees applying after.
The hospital is accessible for wheelchairs. Car parking spaces for people with disability permits are available in all patient and visitor car parks.
Please ensure you park in the boom-gated area and take a ticket. Staff parking areas require a valid Hampstead Staff Car Parking permit, displayed at all times.
- Are there public transport options?
Local bus stops serve routes from the CBD and other suburbs. If you are travelling by bus, please see the Adelaide Metro website for the latest timetables and routes.
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