Health Information Program Manager

Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) is the place most Australians turn to when they receive a breast cancer diagnosis. Our aim is to ensure that everyone affected by breast cancer receives the information and support they need, and that their voices aren’t just heard, but amplified. This is what empowers individuals, and creates meaningful, lasting change. Community is at the heart of BCNA’s work. We know that when people come together to share their experiences and expertise, it means better outcomes for them, and better outcomes for our healthcare system. BCNA was born when a small group of determined women came together to improve the breast cancer journey. When Lyn Swinburne founded BCNA in 1998, her vision was for no one to feel alone through their experience of breast cancer.  Over the past 25 years, we have built a strong and resilient network that has brought together over 250,000 individuals, so far. We are led by the lived experience of those who have already been...