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In supporting multi-disciplinary programmes, you will be adaptable to change, flexible to work across different projects and be a proactive problem solver.
Project Officers (Ref: 189354)£30,229 - £37,664 (Band 5)
Permanent – Full Time (37 Hours per Week) or part time hours considered
Edinburgh or Glasgow – hybrid working will apply for the foreseeable future (able to discuss suitable ways of working)
Healthcare Improvement Scotland has a range of exciting opportunities for talented Project Officers to join our team.
As the national improvement agency for health and care in Scotland, Healthcare Improvement Scotland supports improvement in front line care as well as leading on larger scale changes necessary across Scotland. These roles will provide an excellent opportunity to support the delivery of various national workstreams that impact on the way health and care is delivered across Scotland.
Role
As an experienced Project Officer, you will play a key role in the planning, management and delivery of our work programmes, which can involve:
- Project and operational planning
- Project support and management
- Producing progress and risk management reporting
- Stakeholder engagement and event management
- Research activities, information gathering and report writing
This is a great opportunity to invest your skills in Healthcare Improvement Scotland, knowing that what you do every day is making a real difference to the health and care outcomes for the people of Scotland.
For an informal discussion, please contact: Laura Liddle, Associate Director of Workforce )
Closing date: 30th June 2024 at Midnight
Project Officers (Ref: 189354)
£30,229 - £37,664 (Band 5)
Permanent – Full Time (37 Hours per Week) or part time hours considered
Edinburgh or Glasgow – hybrid working will apply for the foreseeable future (able to discuss suitable ways of working)
Healthcare Improvement Scotland has a range of exciting opportunities for talented Project Officers to join our team.
As the national improvement agency for health and care in Scotland, Healthcare Improvement Scotland supports improvement in front line care as well as leading on larger scale changes necessary across Scotland. These roles will provide an excellent opportunity to support the delivery of various national workstreams that impact on the way health and care is delivered across Scotland.
Role
As an experienced Project Officer, you will play a key role in the planning, management and delivery of our work programmes, which can involve:
This is a great opportunity to invest your skills in Healthcare Improvement Scotland, knowing that what you do every day is making a real difference to the health and care outcomes for the people of Scotland.
For an informal discussion, please contact: Laura Liddle, Associate Director of Workforce )
Closing date: 30th June 2024 at Midnight
£30,229 - £37,664 (Band 5)
Permanent – Full Time (37 Hours per Week) or part time hours considered
Edinburgh or Glasgow – hybrid working will apply for the foreseeable future (able to discuss suitable ways of working)
Healthcare Improvement Scotland has a range of exciting opportunities for talented Project Officers to join our team.
As the national improvement agency for health and care in Scotland, Healthcare Improvement Scotland supports improvement in front line care as well as leading on larger scale changes necessary across Scotland. These roles will provide an excellent opportunity to support the delivery of various national workstreams that impact on the way health and care is delivered across Scotland.
Role
As an experienced Project Officer, you will play a key role in the planning, management and delivery of our work programmes, which can involve:
- Project and operational planning
- Project support and management
- Producing progress and risk management reporting
- Stakeholder engagement and event management
- Research activities, information gathering and report writing
This is a great opportunity to invest your skills in Healthcare Improvement Scotland, knowing that what you do every day is making a real difference to the health and care outcomes for the people of Scotland.
For an informal discussion, please contact: Laura Liddle, Associate Director of Workforce )
Closing date: 30th June 2024 at Midnight
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