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Get to know: Snezana Poposka

July 21, 2023

Meet Snezana Poposka, Facility Service Manager, Bundoora Centre.

Q: What was your first job?

A: My first ever job was back home in Macedonia. I worked in a high school canteen, serving the students.

Q: Who made a difference in your life as a kid?

A: I come from a family of five kids, and I am also a twin, so my siblings have always been the ones that made a difference in my life. I had always looked up to them, and they showed me how to
become a better person and achieve more in life.

Q: What do you love most about your job?

 A: I am very passionate about working with people, and I’m a people person in general. Working with patients and staff and looking after them in my current role as a Facility Manager in a healthcare setting is very rewarding. I get to help the community every day and work with some amazing staff in my team. I love the passion that each individual brings to the job and everyone working towards achieving the same goal: getting our patients and residents better while they are in the hospital.

Q: Tell us about a professional goal that you have set for yourself and worked towards achieving it?

A: I had always worked towards getting a job in administration, and I can say I have overachieved my goal by reaching a management role – which now makes me set an even bigger goal to work towards achieving an even higher position.

Q: Beach or mountain?

A: Beach all day every day – I grew up in a town by the water and it’s something that I have missed the most since I moved to Australia.

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