Project Officer - London, United Kingdom - Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust

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King's Health Partners

Project Officer - Women and Children's and Diabetes, Endocrinology and Obesity

Band 6

Fixed Term appointment - 12 months

Please note that this is a King's Health Partners role and will be hosted by the employer, Guy's & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust.

We are seeking a dynamic Project Officer to work across two esteemed Clinical Academic Programmes within King's Health Partners - Women and Children's Health (WCH) and Diabetes, Endocrinology and Obesity (DEO).

The post holder will oversee the smooth running of these programmes, focusing on the development and delivery of education and training projects, courses and materials that span across our partner organisations.

The post holder must therefore value academic excellence and consistently seek to maximise impact for patients, students, staff, and partners.

The post holder will support, facilitate, and monitor the progress of Education and Training projects within KHP WCH and DEO, spending 50% of their time in each programme

The main duties include:

Coordinating the successful development and delivery of new and existing Level 7 (postgraduate) modules, short courses, training opportunities and preceptorships
Working with a range of stakeholders including KHP colleagues, students, senior clinicians and academics across the partner organisations, directors of Medical Education, industry partners and professional services teams
Providing project support to broader Education and Training workstreams and activities across WCH and DEO, including the development and delivery of patientfacing education sessions/ materials
Managing, maintaining, and developing any associated information system(s), monitoring progress of investment projects and business case investments and supporting the development of business plans

In line with our collaborative approach to share learning and good practice, reduce duplication and maximise impact, this post may be expected to work across other Clinical Academic Partnerships beyond WCH and DEO.

Please find a full list of responsibilities in the attached job description and addendum.

King's Health Partners is an Academic Health Sciences Centre where world-class research, education and clinical practice are brought together for the benefit of patients.

The partnership comprises a leading university, King's College London, two large NHS acute Foundation Trusts, Guy's and St Thomas' and King's College Hospital, and South London and Maudsley which specialises in Mental Health.

Together we represent a £3.8 billion partnership, with 43,000 staff and 31,000 students and 4.3 million patient contacts annually. Our mission is delivered across 22 Clinical Academic Groups and five Clinical Academic Partnerships.

You can find out more about KHP's work here.

To learn about our organisational values, please also see our values and behaviours framework

KHP Women and Children's Health

Our approach is about developing research capacity and capability and translating research to improve the health of patients.

You can find out morehere.

KHP Diabetes, Endocrinology and Obesity

DEO focuses on improving health and wellbeing for people living with diabetes, obesity and endocrine disorders across London, southeast England and beyond.

Our aspiration is to become a major UK centre for research to improve the lives of our patients and address the inequalities gap within the diverse communities we serve.

You can find out morehere.

This role focuses on the development and delivery of education and training within KHP WCH and DEO.

Please see attached job description, person specification andaddendumfor full information.