FAQs
What is the role of the Director of Major Programmes at Evelina London?
The Director of Major Programmes is responsible for delivering strategic programmes for the Trust, providing leadership and executive accountability for transformational changes required to enable programme delivery and benefits realisation.
Who does the Director of Major Programmes report to?
The Director of Major Programmes reports directly to the Evelina London Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and has dual accountability to the CHP SRO.
What are the key responsibilities of the Director of Major Programmes?
Key responsibilities include delivering an approved outline business case, preparing the site for demolition, securing an investor, leading a major fundraising campaign, driving transformation with new models of care, and ensuring delivery plans are in place.
What is the significance of the Children’s Hospital Programme?
The Children’s Hospital Programme is pivotal for the future of the Evelina London, aiming to realize the strategic vision of providing enhanced care for children, young people, and women across London and the South East.
How many children does Evelina London care for annually?
Evelina London cares for around 104,000 children and young people each year at its hospital and community sites.
What additional services does Evelina London provide?
In addition to pediatric care, Evelina London offers extensive specialist services for children with rare and complex conditions, maternity services, gynecology, and fertility services.
Who can I contact for further details or informal visits regarding this role?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Gubby Ayida, the Evelina London Chief Executive, or Paige Williams, Senior Business Manager, at paige.williams@gstt.nhs.uk.
What skills or experience are essential for the Director of Major Programmes?
While the job description does not specify, essential skills typically include strong leadership, strategic planning, project management, and experience in delivering transformational change within healthcare settings.
Is prior experience in pediatric care necessary for this role?
While not explicitly mentioned, experience in healthcare, particularly in pediatric care or related fields, may be beneficial for understanding the specific needs and challenges of providing care in this context.