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SCC CoordinatorinLewesinLewesPUBLISHED FRI 14 FEB 2025

Band 6: £37,338 to £44,962 a year  PERMANENT 
NHS

NHS Sussex ICBFollow NHS Sussex ICB

Inclusive Work Environment, The role promotes a commitment to diversity and inclusion, welcoming applicants from under-represented groups including BAME and disabled communities.
Impactful Work, The SCC Coordinator plays a vital role in supporting the resilience and operational effectiveness of the Sussex Health and Care System, contributing to better healthcare services.
Professional Development, The position offers opportunities to gain valuable skills in project management, stakeholder communication, and complex information analysis.
Collaborative Atmosphere, The role involves working closely with various organizations and individuals, fostering teamwork and enhancing communication across the system.
Strategic Contribution, The post holder will be involved in shaping and implementing strategic aims for the Sussex Health and Care System, impacting operational resilience.
Administrative Leadership, The role includes administrative responsibilities that help streamline processes, ensuring efficient service development and operations.
Variety of Tasks, The diverse range of tasks including meeting coordination, risk management, and resource monitoring provides a dynamic work environment that keeps the role engaging.
The NHS Sussex ICB is seeking a System Coordination Centre (SCC) Coordinator to support the System Resilience and Emergency Preparedness, Resilience and Response (EPRR) function. This role involves planning, managing, and delivering a portfolio of projects, alongside providing high-quality support through complex information analysis, communications, and stakeholder management. The coordinator will be responsible for administrative tasks related to the SCC, including scheduling meetings, taking minutes, managing correspondence, and maintaining risk registers. Additionally, they will support the implementation of operational resilience plans and monitor daily reporting systems, ensuring effective communication within the Sussex Health and Care System.

NHS Sussex ICB emphasises diversity and inclusion in its hiring practices, particularly encouraging applications from underrepresented groups, including individuals from Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic (BAME) backgrounds and those with disabilities, as well as reservists and ex-armed forces personnel. The organisation aims to create a fair and equitable recruitment process, inviting applicants to share their equality information confidentially for monitoring purposes.
Inclusive Work Environment, The role promotes a commitment to diversity and inclusion, welcoming applicants from under-represented groups including BAME and disabled communities.
Impactful Work, The SCC Coordinator plays a vital role in supporting the resilience and operational effectiveness of the Sussex Health and Care System, contributing to better healthcare services.
Professional Development, The position offers opportunities to gain valuable skills in project management, stakeholder communication, and complex information analysis.
Collaborative Atmosphere, The role involves working closely with various organizations and individuals, fostering teamwork and enhancing communication across the system.
Strategic Contribution, The post holder will be involved in shaping and implementing strategic aims for the Sussex Health and Care System, impacting operational resilience.
Administrative Leadership, The role includes administrative responsibilities that help streamline processes, ensuring efficient service development and operations.
Variety of Tasks, The diverse range of tasks including meeting coordination, risk management, and resource monitoring provides a dynamic work environment that keeps the role engaging.

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