Closing Date: Friday 25 January 2019 at 12:00 midday
Interview Date: Monday 28th January
Please note: this position is for NHS applicants only.
Band: 8b fixed term/Secondment for nine to 12 months, based at Doncaster Royal Infirmary.
This is a role with a very clear portfolio and focus on ‘Delivery and Improvement’. We are looking for a leader who can demonstrate change and impact at pace and scale through their effective leadership and personal values.
Our vision as a Division is to be excellent in everything we do and to continually learn together how we could have done better through a supportive and open process. As a Divisional Leadership team we remain focused and committed to the ‘Here and Now’ whilst horizon scanning and planning for the future.
This senior position will report to Deputy Chief Operating Officer, Emma Challans, and work in and across clinical/non-clinical teams in the delivery and performance of clinical services. Below is an outline of the post key responsibilities, offering operational, strategic and change management.
It’s important to note that our Division is a team and ‘our way’ is to learn and improve together by being transparent and open in everything we do.
Key Responsibilities:
- Planning and implementation of the Hyper Acute Stroke Unit
- Capacity and demand planning
- Effective Patient Pathway – divisional improvement plan
- Performance – Medicine
- Engagement and support
It is a great time to join the Division in what has been a successful year, whilst holding many future opportunities to be better by further improving patient access and quality of care for patients.
Interested? Send an expression of interest to Kate.Carey1@nhs.net.
We encourage you to come and see us, speak with us and spend a little time in the Division before making your expression of interest.
Emma Challans – Deputy Chief Operating Officer: Emma.Challans@nhs.net Mobile: 07831 091471
Dr Nick Mallaband – Divisional Director: Nicholas.Mallaband@nhs.net
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