Associate Director of Operations - Harlow, United Kingdom - The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust

The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust

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Harlow, United Kingdom

1 week ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

We are seeking to appoint an outstanding and versatile Associate Director of Operations for the Medicine Division to work as part of a cohesive team with the Divisional Director and Associate Director of Nursing.

You will be responsible for the operational delivery of services within the purview of the division, including respiratory, palliative and end of life care, geriatric medicine and cardiology.

The associate director is a key senior management and leadership position with the responsibility and accountability to manage, develop, direct and lead service improvement and performance strategies to ensure delivery of high quality, safe, efficient and effective patient care.

Your track record will demonstrate success in leading and managing large and complex services and teams in an acute hospital setting.

Of equal importance will be the personal qualities you possess - a truly collaborative approach, drive, resilience and empathy.

This is an exciting time for PAHT. Over the next five years we are on a digital transformation journey, leading us to our brand new hospital.

You'll be part of the team leading and supporting our organisation in a diverse and challenging role; a role which can make a significant difference to our patients, staff and the future direction of our services.

Our people demonstrate energy and commitment towards improving the care and experiences provided to our patients and the drive to be an 'outstanding' organisation.

It's never been a better time to join us.

Take day to day responsibility and accountability for the operational running of the division supporting the Divisional Director and Associate Director of Nursing to performance manage the clinical and operational teams.
Lead the Team to ensure national and local targets are achieved and that they meet the needs of the local community and the wider NHS and fulfil commissioner agreements.
Monitor and manage performance to ensure that patientcentred services are of a consistently high standard.