• Lead and monitor the development of strategies and initiatives in meeting the Project’s vision and mission;
• Initiate and oversee the implementation of the project plans so as to meet the Project’s performance targets, outcomes and impact, and for sustainability of the project;
• Oversee and monitor the budget, and to deploy resources effectively to meet the overall project objectives;
• Direct the marketing strategies and proactively respond to the market change;
• Develop networks with external and internal partners to maintain effective referrals and collaboration, leveraging HKSR’s brand and strengths in the delivery of efficient and effective service;
• Liaise with government departments and ensure the fulfilment of the statutory requirement of the Project;
• Report to the funder and the project steering committee

Requirements

• Master degree holder in para-medical /social sciences/ related discipline;
• Possession of the professional qualification of RSW / RPT / ROT or related discipline;
• At least 10 years relevant experience in social services/health care setting which not less than 5 years in the management position;
• Familiar with updated international and local rehabilitation trends and related knowledge and skills;
• Strong in effective financial management and resource deployment;
• Ability to motivate, empower and lead others, influence and engage multi-stakeholders;
• Proficiency in written & spoken Chinese and English;
• Strong in planning, analytical, problem solving and decision-making skills.

We value the diversity of individuals, ideas, perspectives, insights, and values, and what they bring to the workplace. Applications from all qualified candidates are welcome. Interested parties please send your full resume with reference code, present and expected salary by clicking “Apply Now” on or before 10 August 2022.

The Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation (hereunder as ‘HKSR’) is a non-governmental organization dedicated to providing services to enhance the quality of life of persons with disabilities, chronic illnesses or challenges of aging, and to advocate for their equal opportunities in the social, civic and economic arena.