Transformation Lead inColchester inColchester PUBLISHED
THU 14 NOV 2024
The Transformation Lead at East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust will spearhead large-scale transformation projects aiming to enhance urgent and emergency care and elective care services within the organisation and the broader health and social care framework. Primarily based in Colchester, the role involves designing, implementing, and monitoring projects to ensure they align with organisational strategies and deliver improved patient outcomes.
Responsibilities include managing project teams, engaging with a range of stakeholders, and ensuring effective integration with existing services. The Transformation Lead will also conduct audits, facilitate the co-production of new care pathways, and identify risks to project progress, presenting mitigation options to project boards. The position requires strong collaboration across the Trust and the ability to balance clinical and operational needs while driving efficiency and quality improvements.
Responsibilities include managing project teams, engaging with a range of stakeholders, and ensuring effective integration with existing services. The Transformation Lead will also conduct audits, facilitate the co-production of new care pathways, and identify risks to project progress, presenting mitigation options to project boards. The position requires strong collaboration across the Trust and the ability to balance clinical and operational needs while driving efficiency and quality improvements.
The primary objective of the role is to lead large scale, complex transformation projects across the East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust organisation and the wider health and social care system.
This will include designing and delivering projects in accordance with ESNEFT and wider system and alliance strategies in addition to providing direct support to the Senior Transformation Lead, Deputy Head and Heads of Transformation as required.
The role will be predominately based at Colchester, however, with various components requiring work across both Colchester and Ipswich Acute Hospital locations as well as Community Hospital locations.You will:
- Plan, lead and monitor specific trust urgent and emergency care projects or elective care projects, ensuring delivery of outcomes which are aligned with system-wide and organisational strategies, business plans and programmes of work
- Ensure that the urgent and emergency care projects and/or elective care projects are planned and managed effectively and ensure safe and seamless integration with other existing processes and services
- Engage with colleagues across all parts of the Trust and wider system, bringing together expertise, skills and ideas to maximise patient outcomes and ambitions of the urgent and emergency care programme or elective care programme
- o Responsible for planning and advising on the co-production and implementation of new care pathways to achieve step changes in quality and patient experience. This will include complex audits/surveys of the emerging and current best practice, liaison with service users, monitoring of key commercial developments and close working with stakeholders to prepare the case for change and change management plans
- To matrix manage project teams of different professional groups, accounting for and considering their views and opinions to ensure consensus is reached to enable the implementation of new initiatives, pathways and processes.
- Working with staff across the Trust to ensure that projects fully meet clinical and operational needs while delivering tangible benefits in terms of efficiency, clinical risk and cost in line with agreed time and quality requirements
- Recognise risks and issues which may impact rate of progress to the urgent and emergency care programme and produce a range of options which can be presented to the Project / Transformation Boards to mitigate this
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