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Pathology Deputy General ManagerinLondoninLondonPUBLISHED WED 11 DEC 2024

Band 8c: £82,462 to £93,773 a year Per Annum, including high cost area  PERMANENT 
CLINICAL PATHWAYHAEMATOLOGYMULTI-DISCIPLINARYNHS

King's College Hospital NHS Foundation TrustFollow King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to lead and manage a diverse range of pathology services, enhancing professional leadership skills.
Collaboration with multiple stakeholders, including prominent institutions like Guy's & St. Thomas' Trust and Synnovis, expanding professional network.
Engagement in high-level strategic management, contributing to the development of policies and procedures that impact patient care.
Responsibility for clinical governance and performance management, ensuring high standards of patient safety and service delivery.
Direct involvement in financial management and budgeting initiatives, providing essential experience in operational efficiency and cost-saving measures.
Chance to work closely with clinical consultants and medical staff, fostering interdisciplinary cooperation and improving service outcomes.
Work in a vibrant and diverse city like London, benefiting from its rich cultural environment while serving a leading NHS institution.
King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Pathology Deputy General Manager to oversee the Pathology Care Group services, which include a range of laboratory services such as Diagnostic Haematology, Clinical Biochemistry, and Virology, among others. The successful candidate will manage teams including Transfusion Practitioners and medical staffing, while fostering collaborative relationships between King's, the Pathology Business Unit (PBU), and Synnovis, the current pathology provider. The role demands a comprehensive understanding of various pathology disciplines to ensure that the Trust's clinical needs are met, prioritizing performance, service delivery, and clinical governance.

Additionally, the Deputy General Manager will play a crucial part in strategic management, providing advice on governance, budget responsibilities, and cost-saving initiatives for the Care Group. Key responsibilities include monitoring service delivery, implementing clinical governance systems, and developing performance indicators while ensuring compliance with national standards. The role entails representing King's Pathology in internal and external meetings and aligning the services with Trust objectives to ensure high-quality, efficient diagnostic services that prioritize patient care.
Opportunity to lead and manage a diverse range of pathology services, enhancing professional leadership skills.
Collaboration with multiple stakeholders, including prominent institutions like Guy's & St. Thomas' Trust and Synnovis, expanding professional network.
Engagement in high-level strategic management, contributing to the development of policies and procedures that impact patient care.
Responsibility for clinical governance and performance management, ensuring high standards of patient safety and service delivery.
Direct involvement in financial management and budgeting initiatives, providing essential experience in operational efficiency and cost-saving measures.
Chance to work closely with clinical consultants and medical staff, fostering interdisciplinary cooperation and improving service outcomes.
Work in a vibrant and diverse city like London, benefiting from its rich cultural environment while serving a leading NHS institution.

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