- Managing the development, implementation and delivery of evaluations for a range of volunteer projects and the volunteer service for inpatient, community services and managed projects.
- Providing training, where possible, to staff and volunteers in ensuring the integrity of data collection in relations to outcomes.
- To plan and manage focus groups with patients and service users to gain an insight and understanding of how best to reach to people.
- To research and develop tools for measuring Impact in NHS Volunteer Services.
- Oversee the analysis and report writing of core monitoring and evaluation data.
- Able to transform data into compelling and engaging data visualisations.
- Working closely with the Volunteer Service manager and key staff to ensure that impact reporting reflects the ethos of the Maudsley Charity and NHS Trusts. Person Specification
- Masters Degree or Equivalent
- Evaluation and Research Experience
- Experience of involvement with mental health services and volunteers
- Experience of developing policies
- Involvement in service redesign and development.
- Volunteering
Volunteer Services, Data, Impact and Evaluation Manager - London, United Kingdom - South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
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Job summary
This role is central to creating an evidence-based culture and embedding evaluation into service development and delivery across South London and Maudsley Trust Volunteer Service. The Maudsley Charity generously funds the new post. The post holder will help shape the future of the Volunteer Service by working with colleagues, volunteers, patients, service users and carers across the Trust and Maudsley Charity, ensuring that impact and evaluation insights drive service improvement and innovation. The post holder will be responsible for embedding an impact measurement framework, which ensures we can evidence our impact and progress against our strategy, and use this evidence to improve and enhance the service we offer and the pathway for volunteers, patients and service users. This is an exciting time to join the SLaM Volunteer Service as it has gone through tremendous growth and change in the past 3 years. With the growing awareness of our work, the role of the Impact and Evaluation Manager is becoming increasingly important in ensuring that we have robust impact data to support our message and to drive data driven decision-making. This role is also unique in the focus as it combines both social and environmental impact measurements. We are looking for someone who will thrive in a fast-growing and rapidly changing service.
Main duties of the job
The post holder will help shape the future of the Volunteer Service by working with colleagues, volunteers, patients, service users and carers across the Trust and Maudsley Charity, ensuring that impact and evaluation insights drive service improvement and innovation. The post holder will be responsible for embedding an impact measurement framework, which ensures we can evidence our impact and progress against our strategy, and use this evidence to improve and enhance the service we offer and the pathway for volunteers, patients and service users. This is an exciting time to join the SLaM Volunteer Service as it has gone through tremendous growth and change in the past 3 years. With the growing awareness of our work, the role of the Impact and Evaluation Manager is becoming increasingly important in ensuring that we have robust impact data to support our message and to drive data driven decision-making. This role is also unique in the focus as it combines both social and environmental impact measurements. We are looking for someone who will thrive in a fast-growing and rapidly changing service.
About us
South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (SLaM) provides the most extensive portfolio of mental health service and substance misuse services for people who are addicted to drugs and/or alcohol in the UK and has a history that dates back to the foundation of the Bethlem Royal Hospital in 1247. It has approximately 4,800 staff and serves a population of million in South London. It provides a full range of mental health services to the people of Croydon, Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham as well as national specialist services. This large NHS Foundation Trust is a leading innovator of care in the community and runs the largest child and adolescent mental health service in the country. With over a 100 sites including 68 inpatient wards distributed across four main hospital sites, SLaM has around 39,000 active outpatients and provides inpatient care for over 5,000 people each year. The Trust has a leading role in devising and evaluating new treatments and SLaM staff play a major role contributing to the education, postgraduate training and clinical experience of students and mental health professionals including doctors, psychologists, nurses and therapists, from around the world. In addition, SLaM has a broad research agenda in mental health, which informs new NHS mental health policies.
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