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Head of Programmes

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NHS

15d ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Senior & Expert Level
  • Government & Politics
    Healthcare
  • London

AI generated summary

  • You must provide clinical leadership, collaborate with regional teams, manage financial data, ensure policy implementation, liaise with stakeholders, and oversee team functions effectively.
  • You will lead clinical support on discharge and flow, implement policies, liaise with stakeholders, manage team performance, and ensure effective program delivery.

Requirements

  • Provide strong clinical leadership and operational support to IUEC national and regional teams on discharge & flow, intermediate care, rehabilitation and reablement and community mental health.
  • Work with regions and trusts directly to implement policy and ensure it is being delivered.
  • Work with the partners within the regional teams and across priority programmes to ensure consistent approach to delivery by providing access to timely accurate information to support decision making.
  • Liaising with a wide range of stakeholders including government and professional bodies, providing subject matter expertise in operational delivery practices.
  • Work with the Deputy Director of Delivery to manage the financial and data aspects of the programme in partnership with key areas such as the data and intelligence workstream and the national finance team.
  • Ensure that there is a clear overview and grip on discharge policy implementation issues which can be acted upon at national level in order to create the best environment for successful implementation.
  • Directly line manage team members and functions as appropriate.
  • Deliver an efficient, effective and high-quality professional service, meeting all statutory, regulatory and NHS requirements.

Responsibilities

  • Provide strong clinical leadership and operational support to IUEC national and regional teams on discharge & flow, intermediate care, rehabilitation and reablement and community mental health.
  • Work with regions and trusts directly to implement policy and ensure it is being delivered.
  • Work with the partners within the regional teams and across priority programmes to ensure consistent approach to delivery by providing access to timely accurate information to support decision making.
  • Liaising with a wide range of stakeholders including government and professional bodies, providing subject matter expertise in operational delivery practices.
  • Work with the Deputy Director of Delivery to manage the financial and data aspects of the programme in partnership with key areas such as the data and intelligence workstream and the national finance team.
  • Ensure that there is a clear overview and grip on discharge policy implementation issues which can be acted upon at national level in order to create the best environment for successful implementation.
  • Directly line manage team members and functions as appropriate.
  • Deliver an efficient, effective and high-quality professional service, meeting all statutory, regulatory and NHS requirements.

FAQs

What is the primary role of the Head of Programmes?

The primary role of the Head of Programmes is to provide operational support, advice, and guidance on the delivery and transformation of services in the IUEC Directorate, focusing on discharge, patient flow, intermediate care, and community mental health.

Who does the Head of Programmes report to?

The Head of Programmes reports to the Deputy Director of Delivery - Community and Mental Health.

What regions will the Head of Programmes be working with?

The Head of Programmes will work with regions including East of England, London, Midlands, North East and Yorkshire, North West, South East, and South West.

What are the key responsibilities of the Head of Programmes?

Key responsibilities include providing clinical leadership, implementing policy, managing financial and data aspects of the programme, liaising with stakeholders, and delivering a high-quality professional service.

Is there a requirement for in-person work?

Yes, colleagues with a contractual office base are expected to spend, on average, at least 40% of their time working in-person.

What qualifications or expertise are required for this role?

The role requires strong clinical knowledge and expertise in operational delivery practices related to discharge, patient flow, community mental health, and intermediate care.

Is sponsorship available for non-NHS staff?

Yes, NHS England holds a Sponsor Licence, and may be able to sponsor individuals providing Home Office requirements are met, including the salary criteria.

What is the expected salary for this position?

The expected salary for this position is typically at least £38,700 per year, or the ‘going rate’ for the job, whichever is higher.

Can I find more information about NHS England?

Yes, further information can be found on the NHS England website at https://www.england.nhs.uk/.

Who can I contact for further details or informal visits?

You can contact Faye Murphy, Deputy Director Intermediate Care, via email at faye.murphy@nhs.net.

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NHS England is the national health service of England, responsible for overseeing the delivery of healthcare services and improving the health and well-being of the population. Their focus is on ensuring high-quality, accessible, and equitable healthcare for all individuals in England. NHS England works collaboratively with healthcare providers, professionals, and stakeholders to shape and implement policies, strategies, and initiatives that promote better health outcomes and address the healthcare needs of the population. They aim to continuously improve the healthcare system, enhance patient experiences, and support the delivery of efficient and effective healthcare services across the country.