Total 277 business management project planning job vacancies in London, WC1N 3JH

The Head of Planning and Governance is responsible for a set of key corporate functions. Working closely with the Chief Executive, Chair and AGC Chair, the post holder will develop, implement and measure performance against corporate strategy, the corporate plan and annual business plans. They will take responsibility for corporate oversight of project and programme management and the running of the Chair and Chief Executives Office function as well as ensuring robust risk management arrangements. The Head of Planning and Governance will ensure that corporate decisions are taken and implemented effectively, and that board and committee business is conducted in accordance with standing orders. Strategic planning 1. Lead on the development of organisational strategy, a three year corporate plan (required by our framework agreement with our DHSC sponsors) and annual business plans, in liaison with the Authority, SMT and the Corporate Management Group, ensuring business planning and operational delivery arrangements are agreed and in place on an annual basis. This will include facilitating conversations among teams and managers about workflow, priorities, and interdependencies, and having oversight of the annual business planning process, leading prioritisation discussions as needed and line managing the Risk and Business Planning Manager. Corporate governance 2. Take overall responsibility for corporate governance and decision making through effective board and external advisor governance, and the recruitment, onboarding and development of members as needed, including the line management and development of the Board Governance Manager (BGM). 3. Take overall responsibility for ensuring up to date and appropriate governance policies and practices are in place, including the running of Authority and AGC meetings and Standing Orders, ensuring that annual reviews of Standing Orders and committee effectiveness take place. 4. Oversee the flow of work through the Authority, Corporate Management Group (CMG) and Project Assurance Group (PAG), ensuring that effective and timely decision-making is taking place, and that our strategy and business plans are being delivered through the activities that come before members or staff groups for consideration. 5. This will include oversight of the arrangements for board and committee agendas and meetings, such as scheduling, agenda planning, bundling and postings, minute taking, report production etc., working with the BGM, and leading on the shaping of future Board agendas, alongside SMT. 6. Attendance at and reporting to AGC as required by agendas and current work relating to planning, risk, performance and recent internal audits. This may also involve participation in or running of training for members from time to time. 7. Take overall responsibility for the timely recruitment, onboarding, training, and development of external members and panels, and dealing with the onboarding and induction of newly recruited Authority members. 8. Oversight of the Chair and CEOs office function, ensuring the Chair and Chief Executive have the administrative support they need. 9. Lead and coordinate the organisations response to external reviews and responses to Cabinet Office and Department requests for returns. Performance measurement 10. Take overall responsibility for corporate performance reporting, ensuring that the HFEA has in place a performance scorecard, reporting arrangements, and that both performance and reporting accuracy are both regularly reviewed and issues highlighted to SMT and the board. This will involve working closely with the RBPM and Corporate Performance Officer and considering ways of improving and updating our KPIs in line with current HFEA work and other organisations current practices. Project management 11. Take overall responsibility for the HFEAs project management methodology, ensuring that the Project Assurance Group (PAG), project managers and sponsors are well supported and that tools and processes are maintained and improved over time. This will include working with the RBPM and the Project Support Officer (PSO) to identify and resolve and issues and blockages with current projects, escalating to SMT as needed. Risk management 12. Leadership of the risk management function, ensuring we have in place a sound and up to date risk strategy and associated documentation, and liaising and networking with the DHSC and other ALBs as needed. This will include working with and advising the RBPM to ensure ongoing management of risks and reporting to SMT, the Audit and Governance Committee (AGC) and CMG on strategic and operational risk registers, the risk strategy and the internal incident system. The Head will also be responsible for leading a complete triennial review of the strategic risk register in response to each new strategy. 13. Lead on the setting of internal audit parameters for GIAA audits of areas of the teams work, and take responsibility for reviewing internal audit reports and agreeing management actions and required evidence, in collaboration with the relevant Manager. General management 14. Manage the planning and governance teams overall work, direction, staff and budgets. 15. Operate as an effective membership of the Finance and Planning leadership team. 16. Advising the Chair and Chief Executive on matters relating to planning, strategy, performance and governance, risk as needed.

See Job Description and Person Specification Duties and Responsibilities The post holder will undertake the following duties and responsibilities.Create and maintain good working relationships with teams within IT and help support peers resolving estates issues requiring IT intervention. Be a specialist point of contact and provide expert guidance on estates schemesbased on experience and ensure key stakeholders are kept up to date and sign off on any new project initiation.Attendance on all PMO related calls requiring close working with multiple internalservice lines imparting and communicating complex information.Manage, deliver, and hold accountability for assigned IT PMO estates portfolio / projects.Adhere to ICB internal process to produce estates quotes as necessary ensuring governance around financial conduct, processes and any internal sign-off.Organising the project management structure and workstreams for each individualproject / portfolio activity.Overseeing the full implementation of the projects ensuring delivery againstestablished milestones to time.Liaison with 3rd party suppliers, estates leads, PCN leads, GP practice managersand other stakeholders relevant to the estates initiative. Imparting complex IT estates information persuading and gaining buy in from parties where there is disagreement on the way forward.Budgetary management including reporting as part of project governance to finance /ITPB / local checkpoints.Develop business cases / PIDs utilising experience to alert on any key risks, workingwith Estates leads as required.Analyse, prepare and present (inline with current ICB templates) key projectgovernance artifacts (not limited to) such as lessons learnt log, RAID log, highlight reports, exception reports.Help to keep the PMO portfolio updated with progress of all related works ensuringSMT teams are able to report on progress when required.Setup / chair / attend (as required) any IT PMO/ Programme / Project level meetingswith relevant audience.Work with finance teams to raise any relevant POs or invoice queries ensuring leadsare notified of progress and any risk to timelines.Work with internal asset / logistics teams to be able to report on any stock levels or supplier hardware quotations including updated pricing or delivery mechanisms.Attend Premise Control Group meetings (as required) to ensure IT Estatesrequirements are catered for or understood by the wider directorates.Ensure adherence to cabling standards and relevant systems as widely used within the ICB.

The full job description provides an overview of the key tasks and responsibilities of the role and the person specification outlines the qualifications, skills, experience and knowledge required. For both overviews please view the Job Description attachment with the job advert.

Communication Play a pivotal role in acting as first point of contact for communications to the Acute Patient Access, Clinical Support Services and Womens Health ICSU leadership team and deal with all such communications appropriately, including exchange of sensitive information. Deal with matters of a highly confidential and sensitive nature which should not be divulged or discussed with other people Respond to all queries, correspondence and telephone calls coming into the office in a timely and professional manner. Initiate action where possible and report progress as appropriate. Employ judgement to ensure that messages and actions are prioritised and brought to the attention of the senior management team with any relevant supporting information. Receive and screen incoming mail, obtaining any relevant background information. On behalf of the Acute Patient Access, Clinical Support Services and Womens Health ICSU Clinical and Operational Directors, prepare/commission draft responses as necessary, identifying appropriate action or referral. Initiate follow up action where necessary. Manage incoming emails, ensuring briefings and follow up actions take place and deadlines met. Effectively manage the diaries of the Acute Patient Access, Clinical Support Services and Womens Health ICSU Clinical and Operational Directors, arranging and prioritising meetings/appointments, as necessary, ensuring the sufficient work/reflective and travel time and establishing and maintaining suitable bring forward systems to ensure that future activities or requirements are not overlooked. Organise conferences/events, including liaising with stakeholders, speakers, sourcing venues, inviting participants and guests and devising and sending details of confirmation of booking and joining instructions etc. Liaise with key stakeholders. Information Management / Administrative / Executive Assistant Support Plan for situations, which are known; and to be able to re-prioritise work to accommodate unexpected situations and interruptions. Monitor project schedules and escalate areas of concern or exception Preparing progress reports. Establish and maintain effective, accurate and where appropriate, confidential filing systems, ensuring files and specific information can be easily retrieved. Undertake specific project work as and when required by the Acute Patient Access, Clinical Support Services and Womens Health ICSU Clinical and Operational Directors. Co-ordinate the rolling programme of performance and development reviews and 1:1 meetings; scheduling meetings and ensuring the Acute Patient Access, Clinical Support Services and Womens Health ICSU Quadrumvirate have the relevant information. Set up appraisals between the Acute Patient Access, Clinical Support Services and Womens Health ICSU Clinical and Operational Directors and Senior Management team. Undertake preparation of committee reports, including collation and copying of information, circulation of papers etc. Prepare and distribute agendas and papers for relevant meetings, in accordance with Trust policies, procedures and timescales. Take, produce and distribute meeting minutes within agreed timescales and associated action trackers. Undertake any other duties as delegated to the post holder by the Acute Patient Access, Clinical Support Services and Womens Health ICSU Clinical and Operational Directors Ensuring all departments keep on top of maintaining good IG compliance. Handling/collating sensitive documents for disciplinary/grievances. Administratively support the process of ensuring policies and SOPs are reviewed and updated within current guideline. Administratively support the preparations and documentation management associated with external accreditation and inspections across the Acute Patient Access, Clinical Support Services and Womens Health ICSU. Office Management Support the proactive management of sickness/absence/annual leave/study leave by providing up to date information to the Acute Patient Access, Clinical Support Services and Womens Health ICSU Clinical and Operational Directors Be the contact for visitors, ensuring a polite, helpful, professional and organised approach directing visitors to the most appropriate person. Work independently on all aspects of the role, managing own workload and exercising maximum autonomy and control whilst recognising when it is appropriate to seek advice or assistance. Maintain a system for tracking and claiming expenses incurred by team members, as delegated. Finance Provide support for Operational director to ensure financial sign off in streamlined including on call, escalated rates, local VCP processes Completing and processing team expenses. Arrange POs/invoices and Waivers for all external contractors whilst ensuring the budget is maintained. Information Technology Optimise IT applications by using effectively all aspects of Microsoft applications to produce accurate and well-presented documentation, presentations etc. Be responsible for maintaining office systems. Updating the Trust intranet and maintain relevant sections on the intranet as and when required. Personal Development To undertake ongoing training and professional development as required for the role, including annual statutory and mandatory training required of all Trust staff. Maintain and evidence continual professional development record.

The full job description provides an overview of the key tasks and responsibilities of the role, and the person specification outlines the qualifications, skills, experience and knowledge required. For both documents please view the attachment/s below.

Please see attached job description for further information about the responsibilities of this role. You can find further details about the role, a letter from the Deputy CFOs and advice on completing your application in the Document to download section. Interested in applying and want to find out more about our team and the work we do? Please email Doug Siebert, Interim Finance Director, Specialised, Health and Justice and Armed Forces Business Partner Team on doug.siebert@nhs.net if you would like to discuss.

For this vacancy we are using Success Profiles to assess your application, using Behaviours. It is important that through your CV and Statement of Suitability you give evidence and examples of proven experience to deliver against the following criteria: Essential Criteria Excellent leadership skills, and the ability to motivate and develop a diverse finance team. Promoting consistent excellence in the teams output, whilst balancing working at pace to manage a full workload with conflicting short and long-term priorities. Ability to confidently, clearly and credibly influence strategic planning at pace, making an impact at senior levels through excellent interpersonal and communication skills, including building and maintaining broad diverse networks and relationships, especially across Government with HM Treasury and Cabinet Office. Evidence of strategic thinking, excellent analytical skills and the ability to translate current challenges in order to create and contribute to a culture of innovation, risk management and long-term improvement. Using evidence-based strategies to evaluate the full range of options, understand the impacts and get the right solution. Expert understanding of cross-government financial processes. Demonstrable experience of building and maintaining a strong and effective network of collaborative relationships with a range of key senior colleagues. Requirements of the role (e.g. qualifications, licenses and registrations) Essential: Full membership of a professional accountancy body recognised by the CCAB, or CIMA, plus significant post qualification experience Open to all external applicants (anyone) from outside the Civil Service (including by definition internal applicants). Stage 1: Application & Sift You will be required to complete an application form. You will be assessed on essential criteria, and this will be in the form of: a CV/ Application form (Employer/ Activity history section on the application) a 750 word Statement of Suitability. This should outline how you consider your skills, experience, and knowledge, provide evidence of your suitability for the role, with reference to the essential criteria. The CV and Statement of Suitability will be marked together.Unfortunately, late applications will not be considered. If you are successful at this stage, you will progress to interview & assessment. Please do not exceed 750 words. We will not consider any words over and above this number. Feedback will not be provided at this stage. Stage 2: Interview (success profiles) You will be invited to a (single) remote interview.Behaviours will be tested at interview and this will include a 5-minute presentation, the topic of which will be confirmed prior to the interview. Visual aids will be allowed. The Behaviours tested during the interview stage will be: Leadership Communicating and Influencing Changing and Improving Seeing the Bigger Picture (Presentation) Interviews will be held week commencing 18 November 2024. Please note, these dates are subject to change. Once this job has closed, the job advert will no longer be available. You may want to save a copy for your records. If successful you must hold, or be willing to obtain, security clearance to SC level. More information about the vetting process can be foundhere. Please be aware that we cannot make a formal offer until the SCS consultation process that is currently underway in UKHSA is concluded.

The post holders key role will be to provide quality services and to advance practice within the Hepatology team and service. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced pharmacy technician with extensive medicines management experience together with advanced IT skills, who has a robust understanding of the pharmacy as a whole, specifically the ward-based service. The applicant must hold ACPT accreditation as well as medicines management accreditation .

Develop a clear understanding of all aspects of service delivery and ensure that the business agenda promotes service delivery and improved care for patients. Have responsibility for co-ordinating the strategic planning processes for the Directorate, incorporating all aspects of the business and service delivery agenda. Directing and ensuring the delivery of a number of disparate work streams across clinical teams, in conjunction with the appropriate Service Manager or Professional Lead. Provide formal presentations, on complex financial and service proposals, to Trust wide and Directorate management boards. Manage the Directorates central budget and ensure proactive steps are taken to reduce overall expenditure. Identify and manage procurement opportunities to reduce overall costs of the service, increase productivity and efficiencies and liaise with the corporate procurement process. Provide leadership and management of specific Trust wide programmes of work aimed at delivering a co-ordinated approach to managing resources and minimising risk. Direct and advise the Directorate Senior Management team on processes and systems to manage and minimise the Trusts exposure to financial risk. Line management responsibilities for key staff in the business and Performance Team and the Directorate EA/PA Team. Lead the Directorate response to procurement opportunities and actively look for new opportunities for the expansion of the business of the Directorate. Lead on a range of service improvement projects across the Directorate and develop policies that support implementation of improved operational processes and systems. Lead on the design and development of programmes to support the delivery of Oxleas priorities, Directorate priorities, NHS targets and other service priorities. Co-ordinate identified work streams through the use of skilled facilitation and project management, to deliver the Trusts and the Directorates service priorities. Provide support and training to managers and front-line staff in the use of effective service improvement techniques and evidence-based approaches to managing change. Lead development of and testing of new ideas and approaches that can support the Directorate deliver improvements. Overall responsibility for the financial management of the Directorate, putting corrective measures in place or identifying, developing and negotiating new income flows where necessary. Manage and maintain financial systems which will enable the Directorates services meet their financial targets. Take appropriate action to ensure that all budgets are properly managed by delegated budget holders. Manage the functions of the Business Office team and oversee the delivery of accurate and timely financial information to support the budgetary and business planning process. Take lead responsibility for the co-ordination of the Directorates financial reporting to external bodies such as SEL and Local Authorities. Leadership Lead on the development of an overall financial management strategy to address key areas of financial risk for the Directorate, working with the Service Director, Clinical Director, Associate Directors, Service Managers and the assigned directorate Senior Finance Manager to ensure that services are delivered within the budget allocation and meet Trust financial cost improvement targets. Lead on the development of detailed plans to deliver CIPs targets and cost pressures and identify potential areas for efficiency and improvements. Lead on the development of a financial reporting process that dovetails with the service performance and clinical information reporting systems to ensure a comprehensive strategic overview is provided to the management team. Take a leadership role in the development of business cases, both to secure new funding sources in order to deliver services, but also in response to tender applications. Lead on complex change management programmes within the Directorate, working across service areas, with clinical teams and managers to improve delivery of services and outcomes for service users. Collaborate with corporate colleagues to develop and improve the use of new technologies to support and increase the productivity of service delivery and procure new services or supplies and ensure appropriate contract monitoring arrangements. Own and manage the directorate Risk Register Health & Safety leadership for Community Mental Health Teams Communication Key working relationships with Directors, Executive, Business Managers in the Organisation, Senior Management Team, corporate support department(s) teams and senior staff including Commissioners, Local Authorities, GPs and also with voluntary organisations

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For the full Person Specification and more information regarding the main responsibilities of this role, please refer to the attached Job Description. Come and be a part of the best NHS trust in England to work for, according to our staff* UCLH top trust to work at in England for the second year running! : University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust *In the most recent NHS staff survey UCLH had the highest percentage of staff who said they would recommend us as a place to work, out of all general acute or acute/community NHS trusts in England for the second year in a row. UCLH top trust to work at in England for the second year running! University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Once again, UCLH has received the highest score of all general acute and acute/community NHS trusts in England for staff that would recommend us as a place to work.

The NHS health and care system cares for all and 51% of thepopulation face obstacles when it comes to access care.In 2014 the chief medical officers annual report The health of 51%women, they identified the widening disparities for girls and womenduring their adolescent, reproductive and post reproductive years. These issues remain relevant today. The DHSC published the first Women's Health Strategy for England in August 2022. The year 1 priorities for the strategy are: Encouraging expansion of womens health hubs. Improving information provision on womens health Health in workplace Developing a pregnancy loss certificate Improving access to IVF and ensuring equity of access Access to HRT Healthy ageing and long-term conditions Research in womens health. Working as part of the team to ensure the delivery of key objectivesto support programmes of work that relate to the Women's HealthStrategy in line with NHSE objectives to support quality, access andsustainability for all women and girls Main responsibilities: Accountable for projects/programmes over their life cycle (identify and assign, define and approve, delivery and close) by planning and implementation of projects/programmes to ensure that they are delivered on time, to cost and quality constraints. Support the identification, measuring and tracking of benefits. Support the identification and monitoring of project risk and issues. Propose appropriate mitigating actions and escalating to the Programme Board as appropriate. To be the subject matter expert on all aspects of the relevant project,supporting and contributing to the overall delivery of the project. Ensure that appropriate method for displaying a wide variety of data in a variety of formats Develop and deliver progress reports, proposal, requirement documentation and presentations. .

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Strategy, Leadership and Management Assumes full deputising responsibilities (or those responsibilities as directed) for the CDIO/SIRO as required. Leads on the development and implementation of an aligned Health Records Strategy and an Information Governance Strategy for each Trust Leads, develops, implements and oversees a policy framework for robust and effective Information Governance and Management and Health Records operations across the Trusts. Is responsible for driving focus and prioritisation within DT&I through establishing strategic planning and governance principles and processes. Leads on programmes required to deliver the Trusts Health Records and Information Governance strategies, ensuring costs, resource, interdependencies, and business change requirements are clearly understood. Takes the lead in ensuring that programme governance is well designed, adheres to recognised standards and principles; ensure ongoing project methodologies are fit for purpose, follow agreed standards, and are responsive enough to ensure delivery of benefits within timescales. Monitors the development of health records systems internationally and ensure the Trusts are aware of the latest thinking and application of technology enabled process redesign. Takes overall responsibility for the development of all Information Governance and Management Policies which will impact users across the organisations. Attains credibility within the Trusts in order to influence and affect change at executive and senior clinical levels. Leads the stakeholder community through key decisions by articulating the options in relevant business terms and portraying the implications Communication and working relationships Contributes to the development and achievement of the Trusts strategic plans and objectives through membership of the Kings and GSTT Senior Leadership Groups and other Trust-level committees as appropriate, influencing decision-making at the highest levels Works closely with the Transformation teams, workstream SROs, and work-stream leads amongst others in the strategic planning necessary to deliver current organisational strategic priorities and contribute to shaping the future of both Trusts Develops and maintains strong external strategic relationships with KCH and GSTT strategic partners, within KHP, across the ICS and beyond Develops and maintains strong working relationships with senior corporate, finance and HR colleagues across both Trusts so that there are robust systems in place for on-going monitoring and effective tracking of multiple, complex, transformation and development plans. Is responsible for developing and managing existing strategic vendor and partnership relationships, negotiations and contracts, valued in excess of £10m Ensures external and internal relationship management strategies across the team are well designed and implemented Develops and maintains exemplary relations with the trade unions and staff representatives for both Trusts, so that there is effective partnership working across the Directorate and wider Trust bodies Develops relationships and ways of working with key personnel to ensure information governance and data protection practitioners are engaged at the earliest opportunity in the strategic thinking of the Trusts, embedding privacy by design Promotes the creation of multidisciplinary teams and collaborative working practices Engages and participates in Trust projects/Board as a strategic leader and present complex information governance issues to both Trusts staff, suppliers, external clients. Is responsible for briefing the Trusts Senior Information Risk Owner, the Chief Medical Officer and the Caldicott Guardian and other Directors as appropriate on key Information Governance and Management and health records risks and concerns to enable appropriate action to be taken at the earliest opportunity. Acts as the Deputy Senior Information Risk Owner for Kings standing in for the SIRO as needed. Liaising with the Information Commissioner and other statutory bodies on behalf of the Trust Liaising with the Information Commissioner and other statutory bodies on behalf of the Trust Corporate responsibilities Champions the Trusts values in all activities, with particular emphasis on promoting equality and diversity for all staff Ensures that DT&i maintains a strong focus on delivering to the strategic objectives of the Trusts, KHP, Department of Health, NHSE and other national or sector-wide targets and initiatives Represents the Trusts at relevant national and sector-wide forums ensuring the Trusts interests and plans are effectively promoted Represents DT&i on corporate meetings and projects, as directed by the CDIO. Deputises for the CDIO as required at Kings and GSTT, on all IG&M related matters People and Resources Responsible for all Information Governance and Management staff. Responsible for ensuring external contracted staff comply with each Trusts requirements Provides senior leadership within the Directorate and influence service design and delivery across each organisation; Responsible for ensuring that the workforces are appropriately utilised and long term service needs are appropriately planned for in terms of staffing levels, career development and skill mix. Trains and develop staff to meet Trusts objectives and Values and Behaviours Ensures adequate systems are in place to recruit and retain the highest calibre of staff. Implements HR Policies and procedures within the services. Ensures compliance with external accreditation bodies. Ensures management and organisational structure of the departments are continually reviewed and, where necessary, redesigned to meet changing needs and requirement of the services. Oversees supervision for all staff in line with each Trusts policies. Ensure Personal Development Reviews are conducted in accordance with each Trusts Policies. Establishes and implement metrics-based continuous-improvement programs for the IG&M departments. Ensures that resources allocated are properly and effectively deployed to deliver against agreed targets of time, cost and quality. Provides visible leadership to promote a fair and just culture that ensures that IG&M and the wider directorate is responsive to the needs of diverse staff. Information Management Responsible for the management and development of aligned policies and practices that support the use of electronic and where still relevant, paper health records systems across the organisations. Monitor use and development of electronic health records that support IG&M practices at each Trust to ensure efficient and appropriate use through ongoing participation in the Epic optimisation programme. Monitor and manage all associated risks, complaints and issues with health records and other information. Corporate and Financial Responsibilities Negotiates, plans, utilises and monitors financial performance, ensuring the service is delivered within the available budget and initiating service change as necessary for each Trust. Ensures that expenditure does not exceed allocation without prior agreement of the Chief Digital Information Officer Responsible for developing and delivering the annual savings plan for the Information Governance and Management services and for reducing costs while delivering efficient and effective services that demonstrate value for money for each Trust. Budgetary responsibility of £10m plus and over 180 WTE staff; holder for multiple budgets and ensuring financial control. Research, Governance and Training Develops and manages the implementation of systems, control processes and risk management arrangements to support monitoring of compliance with information governance standards, other Trust-wide policies and processes and best practice requirements; Ensures the resolution of complaints and issues from patients, staff, suppliers, other internal and external service providers and partner organisations in a timely and appropriate manner in line with Trust policy, procedures and service delivery values and priorities; Ensures, alongside the Clinical Governance department, Heads of Nurses, and other clinical staff, appropriate investigation and trend analyses of all complaints and adverse incidents. Prepares and provides briefings and reports for the CDIO, Senior Information Risk Owner, the Medical Director, the Chief Information Officer, the Trust Management Executive and the Trust Board and associated committees across both Trusts. Takes the lead for the service in planning ways to seek user feedback on the quality of the service. Ensures the development of robust training programmes with regards Information Governance, confidentiality, freedom of information and records management (corporate and clinical).