FAQs
What is the main responsibility of the Transformation & Improvement Manager?
The main responsibility of the Transformation & Improvement Manager is to drive delivery of an agreed programme of priorities that support the BCPC annual workplan, focusing on quality, transformation, service improvement, and business development in collaboration with partner Trusts.
Is there any direct line management or budget ownership expected in this role?
No, there is no direct line management or budget ownership responsibility expected as part of this role.
What key activities will the Transformation & Improvement Manager focus on?
The postholder will focus on key activities in the workforce, DDaT, communications & engagement, and estates workstreams, as well as workforce modelling and governance document development for service changes.
How will the Transformation & Improvement Manager support financial management?
The manager will undertake a detailed analysis of all financial budgets within assigned specialty areas to ensure all financial considerations are understood, supporting the identification of transformation/CIP/rectification plans for the financial year.
Who will the Transformation & Improvement Manager work with?
The manager will develop and maintain good working relationships with the BCPC Transformation & Improvement Team, Clinical Networks, system-wide Operational Leads, CLG, and other key internal and external stakeholders.
What populations do the Black Country Provider Collaborative serve?
The Black Country Provider Collaborative serves a total population of around 1.3 million people across the Black Country region.
Can I contact someone for more information about the role?
Yes, for further details or informal visits, you can contact Ellie-Jaye Hadlington, BCPC Project Co-Ordinator, via email at ellie.hadlington@nhs.net or by telephone at 01384 321126.
Is experience in both commissioning and provider segments of healthcare required for this role?
Yes, it is ideal for candidates to have recent diverse experiences in both commissioning and provider segments of healthcare.
What is the significance of the BCPC in the NHS system?
The BCPC is significant as it facilitates collaboration between multiple NHS trusts to work together at scale to deliver effective, accessible, and sustainable care services, aligning with national policies.
Will I have the opportunity to lead meetings in this role?
Yes, in discussion with the BCPC Managing Director, the Transformation & Improvement Manager will chair and set the agenda for appropriate meetings relevant to their portfolio areas.