PCA is seeking to appoint two Independent Directors to its Board
PCA is seeking to appoint two Independent Directors to its Board
Wednesday, May 27, 2026
Palliative Care Australia is seeking to appoint two Independent Directors to its Board. The two incumbent Independent Directors reach the end of their respective tenures soon and we therefore offer this exciting opportunity.
Palliative Care Australia (PCA) is the national peak body for palliative care, representing and supporting people, services and organisations committed to quality palliative care for all Australians. PCA plays a critical leadership role in policy development, advocacy, education and sector collaboration to improve end-of-life care outcomes across the nation.
About the Roles
- Significant experience at Board or executive leadership level within complex stakeholder environments.
- Strong financial acumen and financial governance experience, and/or formal financial qualifications.
- Legal, corporate, strategic risk or organisational governance leadership, with exposure to complex organisational or regulatory environments.
- Philanthropy and business leadership, including strategic oversight and capability building.
Formal governance qualifications (e.g. AICD or equivalent) are highly desirable.
About You
- A commitment to good governance and ethical leadership;
- The ability to think strategically and contribute constructively at Board level;
- Strong communication and stakeholder engagement capability;
- Independence of thought, sound judgement and collaborative leadership;
- Alignment with PCA’s mission, values and national advocacy role;
- Familiarity with the not-for-profit sector is desirable;
- An understanding of the health, aged care or community sectors would be viewed favourably, though is not essential.
Appointment Details
PCA encourages applications from candidates with diverse professional backgrounds, experiences and perspectives reflective of the Australian community.
