FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of the Deputy Director of Communications?
The main responsibilities include leading the communications, engagement, and marketing function, providing advice on communications strategy, articulating key messages, managing the Trust's reputation during negative coverage, and enabling dialogue with diverse communities.
What qualifications or experience are required for this role?
Candidates should have extensive experience in communications, engagement, and marketing within a health or similar environment, along with leadership experience and the ability to work with a variety of stakeholders.
Is there a team that the Deputy Director of Communications will be leading?
Yes, the Deputy Director will head up a team of communication, engagement, and design professionals.
What values does Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust prioritize?
The Trust shares PROUD values, which emphasize being patient-centered, responsive, open, united, and determined.
Will the Deputy Director of Communications be involved in high-profile or contentious issues?
Yes, the role involves providing advice and guidance to senior personnel on complex and high-profile or contentious communications issues.
How does the Trust aim to communicate with diverse communities?
The Trust aims to enable sustainable and meaningful dialogue with diverse communities, ensuring their strategy reflects the aspirations and needs of all those it serves.
What are the main acute hospital sites under Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust?
The main acute hospital sites are Chelsea and Westminster Hospital and West Middlesex University Hospital.
Where can I find more information about the job description and main responsibilities?
For further details, please check the Job Description on the documents tab or contact emer.delaney1@nhs.net.