FAQs
What is the main purpose of the Information Governance Manager for Research and Compliance position?
The main purpose of this position is to coordinate and manage information governance operations related to research, ensuring compliance with data protection legislation and supporting the Trust's ambition to efficiently use data for clinical transformation.
What qualifications or experience are required for this role?
The successful candidate should have a track record of best practice information governance delivery in a care provider or research environment and the ability to demonstrate how good information governance compliance supports care now and in the future.
What kind of support is provided for professional development?
The Trust offers learning and development opportunities, full support and training to develop your skills, and the chance to grow within the role.
Where will the IG team be based?
The IG team is currently based at City Road but will move to the St Pancras site in the future.
What benefits are offered to employees of Moorfields?
Employees can expect a salary including a High-Cost Area Supplement, the opportunity to join the NHS Pension Scheme, free 24/7 independent counselling service, attractive benefits and discounts, free Pilates classes, and a range of other perks.
Is there an expectation of working with external stakeholders?
Yes, the role involves working with partners in the UK and beyond and attending external Information Governance and Research Forums to build relationships and influence national policy agendas.
Will the role involve managing others?
Yes, the post holder will manage, support, and develop the Information Compliance Officer and may also be responsible for contractors or temporary agency staff.
How does the Trust ensure compliance with data protection legislation?
The Information Governance Manager will ensure that research-related policies, procedures, and guidelines comply with data protection legislation and are implemented effectively across the research function.
What types of reports will the Information Governance Manager be responsible for producing?
The manager will support research leadership with the production of IG-related data and reports for various committees, including the Moorfields Research Management Committee and Research Governance Committee.
How does this position contribute to the Trust’s strategic goals?
This position supports colleagues at all levels to facilitate change and delivery of clinical transformation through efficient and effective use of data, aligning with the Trust’s strategic ambitions.