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Director of TransformationinLondoninLondonPUBLISHED TUE 17 DEC 2024

£150,000 to £160,000 a year Per annum all inclusive (dependant on experience)  PERMANENT 
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Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation TrustFollow Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Leadership Role, As a pivotal member of the Trust's Board, the Director of Transformation holds a senior leadership position, influencing the strategic vision and direction of Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
Impactful Work, The role focuses on driving transformation and improving patient care, providing a unique opportunity to make significant positive changes in the local community’s healthcare services.
Collaboration and Partnership, The role emphasizes effective collaboration with various stakeholders and partners, enhancing professional networks and fostering teamwork across the healthcare landscape.
Strategic Engagement, The Director will engage directly with key organizational strategies and priorities, ensuring that strategic objectives are translated into actionable and impactful delivery plans.
Cultural Change Champion, This role is integral in promoting and sustaining cultural and behavioral changes within the organization, supporting a culture of continuous improvement and high-quality care delivery.
Cost Efficiency Focus, The position is responsible for delivering cost improvements and operational efficiencies, allowing the Trust to enhance its productivity while maintaining high standards of patient care.
Professional Growth, Serving on the executive team provides opportunities for professional development and growth within a dynamic and essential sector of the public service.
The Director of Transformation at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is a key leadership position responsible for advancing the Trust's strategic vision and enhancing service integration and care models to benefit local communities. Reporting directly to the Chief Executive and serving on the Trust's Board, the role entails promoting effective partnerships, translating organisational strategy into actionable delivery plans, and driving transformation initiatives that improve clinical and operational efficiencies while ensuring high-quality patient care.

As a member of the Trust Executive and a non-voting Trust Board member, the Director will share in the overall strategic direction and performance management of the organisation, engaging with both internal stakeholders and system partners. The role emphasises collaborative efforts to instigate cultural change, support continuous improvement, and achieve financial sustainability within healthcare services, recognizing the importance of community involvement and stakeholder engagement in these processes.
Leadership Role, As a pivotal member of the Trust's Board, the Director of Transformation holds a senior leadership position, influencing the strategic vision and direction of Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
Impactful Work, The role focuses on driving transformation and improving patient care, providing a unique opportunity to make significant positive changes in the local community’s healthcare services.
Collaboration and Partnership, The role emphasizes effective collaboration with various stakeholders and partners, enhancing professional networks and fostering teamwork across the healthcare landscape.
Strategic Engagement, The Director will engage directly with key organizational strategies and priorities, ensuring that strategic objectives are translated into actionable and impactful delivery plans.
Cultural Change Champion, This role is integral in promoting and sustaining cultural and behavioral changes within the organization, supporting a culture of continuous improvement and high-quality care delivery.
Cost Efficiency Focus, The position is responsible for delivering cost improvements and operational efficiencies, allowing the Trust to enhance its productivity while maintaining high standards of patient care.
Professional Growth, Serving on the executive team provides opportunities for professional development and growth within a dynamic and essential sector of the public service.

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