Annemarie Thomas has joined LIANZA as the project manager for Te Tōtara Workforce Capability Project. She has been employed initially until the end of June, and hopefully for a further six months from July 1.
Annemarie joins us with considerable experience in national competency frameworks, operational, human resource and project management. She has qualifications in education, human resources management, health science, and project management.
Annemarie has project-managed national competency framework development for registered and non-registered professionals in health and related workforces. Core to successfully adopting these projects were processes for engaging with stakeholders and valuing their knowledge, including Mātauranga Māori. '
Annemarie will be responsible for engaging with thought leaders and sector organizations to promote the implementation of Te Tōtara workforce framework. In this role Annemarie will also research the interest of library and information organisations in using the framework, evaluating the current Te Tōtara online learning, and building on learnings from Whiria te Tāngata, He Kupenga Horopounamu and Kāpiti Coast District Libraries experiences.
Annemarie joins us with considerable experience in national competency frameworks, operational, human resource and project management. She has qualifications in education, human resources management, health science, and project management.
Annemarie has project-managed national competency framework development for registered and non-registered professionals in health and related workforces. Core to successfully adopting these projects were processes for engaging with stakeholders and valuing their knowledge, including Mātauranga Māori. '
Annemarie will be responsible for engaging with thought leaders and sector organizations to promote the implementation of Te Tōtara workforce framework. In this role Annemarie will also research the interest of library and information organisations in using the framework, evaluating the current Te Tōtara online learning, and building on learnings from Whiria te Tāngata, He Kupenga Horopounamu and Kāpiti Coast District Libraries experiences.
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