2 Temporary Change Management Jobs in the West Midlands

Job summary The post holder will be responsible for the strategic and operational management for Transformation in Pathology. This will include responsibility for compiling business plans, developing long term strategy for the area, ensuring that the implementation of any strategy is met and contributes to corporate policies and strategy. … within Birmingham and Solihull. The post holder will have a high level of professional expertise, past experience in the delivery of complex programmes, strong management skills and excellent interpersonal, influencing and analytical skills. In undertaking this role the postholder is expected to develop proportionate programme and project monitoring and … reporting arrangements to support management decision-making, including providing advice and guidance to the BSOL pathology network and the Director of pathology. As required the postholder may be expected to present to Trust Board meetings or committees in respect to their work and to secure approval at key decision more »

Job summary This is a senior programme management role in the delivery of the Population Health Management Platform for Coventry and Warwickshire. This is a pivotal role providing a strategic and operational interface between the Population Health Management Platform and its delivery across health and care partners … including Primary Care Networks, Acute/secondary care, community care and Local Authorities. Population health management (PHM) is a key enabler in the development of the place-based population health approach outlined in the NHS Long Term Plan and is fundamental to the delivery of the Integrated Care System. … The wider Population Health Management programme has developed a road map detailing the short-, medium- and long-term health and health care deliverables for the population of Coventry and Warwickshire. Embedding delivery and benefits realisation of the population health management platform is fundamental to the success of PHM. more »