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Finance Business PartnerinCreweinCrewePUBLISHED THU 13 MAR 2025

Band 8a: £53,755 to £60,504 a year per annum  PERMANENT 
NHS
Strategic Influence, The role allows the finance business partner to significantly influence the financial health and strategic direction of the division, providing essential guidance to senior management.
Autonomy in Decision Making, The position grants autonomy in decision-making processes which fosters a sense of ownership and responsibility in financial management.
Collaboration with Senior Leaders, Working closely with Divisional Directors and Senior Managers promotes professional development and networking opportunities within the NHS.
Complex Problem Solving, Engaging with complex financial data and contributing to business cases enhances analytical skills and experience in tackling challenging financial situations.
Continuous Learning Culture, The commitment to finance skills development (FSD) at Level 3 and ongoing training opportunities promote individual growth and career advancement.
Impact on Patient Care, The role plays a vital part in ensuring that financial decisions positively affect clinical care, aligning financial viability with patient outcomes.
Diverse Responsibilities, The multifaceted nature of the role, spanning governance, budget management, and business advice, keeps the work engaging and varied every day.
Join the Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust as a Finance Business Partner in Crewe and make a tangible difference in the care sector! This inspiring role is not just about numbers—it’s about partnering with senior leaders to drive change and enhance financial performance within vital healthcare divisions. As part of a supportive team, you will provide invaluable financial guidance, helping to shape strategic decisions that directly impact patient care and outcomes.

We’re looking for a dynamic financial professional, ideally CCAB qualified, with a passion for improving efficiency and an innovative spirit to explore new ways of working. You’ll have the autonomy to influence major financial decisions, mentor junior staff, and contribute to a culture of continuous learning. If you're a woman eager to make a meaningful impact whilst enjoying a flexible work environment, this role could be your perfect fit—bringing your analytical skills and financial expertise to a team dedicated to making healthcare better for all.

Embrace the opportunity to be at the heart of financial strategy in an NHS environment that values your contributions and the positive impact they have on our community. Apply now to join us in making a difference!
Strategic Influence, The role allows the finance business partner to significantly influence the financial health and strategic direction of the division, providing essential guidance to senior management.
Autonomy in Decision Making, The position grants autonomy in decision-making processes which fosters a sense of ownership and responsibility in financial management.
Collaboration with Senior Leaders, Working closely with Divisional Directors and Senior Managers promotes professional development and networking opportunities within the NHS.
Complex Problem Solving, Engaging with complex financial data and contributing to business cases enhances analytical skills and experience in tackling challenging financial situations.
Continuous Learning Culture, The commitment to finance skills development (FSD) at Level 3 and ongoing training opportunities promote individual growth and career advancement.
Impact on Patient Care, The role plays a vital part in ensuring that financial decisions positively affect clinical care, aligning financial viability with patient outcomes.
Diverse Responsibilities, The multifaceted nature of the role, spanning governance, budget management, and business advice, keeps the work engaging and varied every day.

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