FAQs
What is the primary location for the Deputy Programme Manager position?
The primary location for the position is Durrington Health Centre, Durrington, but the post holder will be required to travel to other Trust sites.
What qualifications are necessary for the Deputy Programme Manager role?
A full driving license and access to a vehicle are necessary to fulfill travel requirements to different Trust sites.
What are the main responsibilities of the Deputy Programme Manager?
The main responsibilities include directing the day-to-day running of the AAA screening programme, managing the administration team, data processing and reporting, liaising with healthcare professionals, and collating and analyzing data for audits and service improvement.
Is there room for career development in this role?
Yes, the position offers excellent training, development, and research opportunities.
What kind of working hours are available for this position?
The role offers flexible working options, including part-time, flexi-time, annualized hours, and flexi-retirement.
What benefits does the Trust offer to employees?
The Trust offers cost-effective workplace nurseries, support networks for various communities, and is recognized as a Level 3 Disability Confident Leader and Veteran Aware Trust, among other benefits.
Are applications welcomed from diverse backgrounds?
Yes, the Trust encourages applications from all backgrounds, particularly from ethnically diverse, disabled, and LGBTQIA+ individuals, aiming to create an inclusive environment.
Who can I contact for further details or an informal visit?
For further details or an informal visit, you can contact Sam Goode, the Programme Manager, via email at samgoode@nhs.net or by phone at 01903843834.
Does this position involve collaboration with other healthcare professionals?
Yes, the Deputy Programme Manager will work alongside hospital consultants, GPs, and other NHS departments to deliver a seamless end-to-end screening service for patients.