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Quality Improvement Practice DeveloperinGuildfordinGuildfordPUBLISHED THU 31 OCT 2024

Band 8a: £55,877 to £62,626 a year per annum - includes high cost area supplements (HCAS)  PERMANENT 
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Royal Surrey NHS Foundation TrustFollow Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust

The Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Quality Improvement (QI) Practice Developer for its Transformation Team in Guildford. This role requires a passionate individual with a strong background in service improvement to design and lead various improvement projects while also training and coaching clinical and non-clinical staff in QI techniques. The QI Practice Developer will be responsible for spearheading complex QI programs, delivering training, and providing expert advice to support teams in identifying problems and implementing suitable improvement approaches.

The ideal candidate will have proven leadership and influencing skills, along with the ability to manage multi-dimensional projects effectively. The position aims to foster a culture of continuous quality improvement throughout the organisation, aligning with the Trust's True North and Breakthrough Objectives. Additionally, the role includes supporting pathway improvement activities, promoting skill development in quality improvement methods, and facilitating meaningful organisational change. The role is banded as 8a, entails a standard 37.5 hours work week, and allows for some flexible working arrangements.

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