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Staff Engagement and Events OfficerinLondoninLondonPUBLISHED SUN 13 APR 2025

South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation TrustFollow South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to make a significant impact on staff engagement and culture change within a leading NHS Trust.
Collaboration with a diverse range of teams, allowing for cross-disciplinary networking and relationship building.
The role supports the delivery of a strategic ambition focused on building a culture of trust, promoting a positive workplace environment.
Involvement in managing innovative projects such as the Change Makers small grant scheme, fostering creativity and initiative.
Direct contribution to staff recognition initiatives, enhancing employee morale and encouraging a supportive workplace culture.
Access to training and professional development opportunities within one of the largest mental health service providers in the UK.
Chance to engage with external stakeholders, such as Maudsley Charity, broadening professional experience and enhancing community ties.
Join our team as a Staff Engagement and Events Officer at South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, where your passion for people can truly shine! In this vital role, you'll work closely with our dedicated workforce across both clinical and non-clinical settings to enhance engagement and foster a supportive culture. By collaborating with various departments and external partners, including the Maudsley Charity, you’ll lead initiatives that elevate staff recognition and participation, ensuring that our workplace remains a fantastic environment for everyone.

If you’re a driven individual with a flair for organising events and an enthusiasm for bringing positive change to the healthcare sector, we want to hear from you! You’ll not only help implement our strategic goals but also play a key part in making South London and Maudsley a great place to work. This is more than just a job; it’s a chance to be a Change Maker in a leading NHS Trust while working alongside a passionate team that truly cares. If you're interested in making a difference, contact Pauline Dowdall for an informal chat at pauline.dowdall@slam.nhs.net.
Opportunity to make a significant impact on staff engagement and culture change within a leading NHS Trust.
Collaboration with a diverse range of teams, allowing for cross-disciplinary networking and relationship building.
The role supports the delivery of a strategic ambition focused on building a culture of trust, promoting a positive workplace environment.
Involvement in managing innovative projects such as the Change Makers small grant scheme, fostering creativity and initiative.
Direct contribution to staff recognition initiatives, enhancing employee morale and encouraging a supportive workplace culture.
Access to training and professional development opportunities within one of the largest mental health service providers in the UK.
Chance to engage with external stakeholders, such as Maudsley Charity, broadening professional experience and enhancing community ties.

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