Quality Manager inWakefield inWakefield PUBLISHED 29 OCT 2024
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We are looking for an enthusiastic and detail-oriented Quality Manager to join the Quality Team at West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (WYICB). Based at Leeds ICB, this role is integral to supporting the quality assurance of NHS and private care providers, ensuring that services commissioned under the NHS Standard Contract meet the highest standards.
Working on key priorities identified for Leeds and wider West Yorkshire, youll collaborate with a wide range of stakeholders to drive continuous improvement in patient safety, outcomes, and experience. You will play a critical role in ensuring that quality planning, assurance, and improvement processes are robust and lead to meaningful, sustainable change.
If youre passionate about making a positive impact, have a background in quality improvement and clinical governance, and enjoy working across systems to bring about real change, we encourage you to apply. Join us in shaping the future of care for our communities!
As a Quality Manager at Leeds Integrated Care Board (ICB), you will play a pivotal role in supporting the delivery of high-quality, safe, and effective care. Working closely within a collaborative Quality Team and the wider ICB matrix team, youll focus on key priorities for Leeds and West Yorkshire, helping to ensure continuous improvement in service delivery across NHS and private providers.
Your role will involve analysing quality performance data, providing expert advice on quality assurance, and collaborating with partners to embed best practices. You will help identify areas for improvement and guide services to address these through tailored interventions. A significant part of your role will include producing quality reports, leading workstreams, and coordinating responses to quality concerns.
In addition, youll work with colleagues across the health and care system, including clinical teams, senior leaders, and external partners, to ensure that all providers meet national standards and deliver the best possible care.
About usAs a Quality Manager at Leeds ICB, you will bring your expertise in quality assurance and continuous improvement to help shape the delivery of care across Leeds and West Yorkshire. Working closely with the Quality and ICB matrix teams, you will collaborate with a wide range of stakeholders, including senior leaders and health care providers. You will lead workstreams, oversee quality visits, and address quality and safety concerns to ensure improved patient outcomes.
The role involves analysing complex data sets, interpreting clinical performance information, and contributing to strategic decision-making. You may also have line management responsibilities.
Effective communication and organisational skills are essential, as youll present findings, recommendations, and quality improvements to various audiences. Youll play a crucial part in driving initiatives that reduce health inequalities and improve care quality across services. Working in this dynamic and evolving environment requires adaptability, resilience, and a commitment to enhancing patient care.
We are looking for an enthusiastic and detail-oriented Quality Manager to join the Quality Team at West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (WYICB). Based at Leeds ICB, this role is integral to supporting the quality assurance of NHS and private care providers, ensuring that services commissioned under the NHS Standard Contract meet the highest standards.
Working on key priorities identified for Leeds and wider West Yorkshire, youll collaborate with a wide range of stakeholders to drive continuous improvement in patient safety, outcomes, and experience. You will play a critical role in ensuring that quality planning, assurance, and improvement processes are robust and lead to meaningful, sustainable change.
If youre passionate about making a positive impact, have a background in quality improvement and clinical governance, and enjoy working across systems to bring about real change, we encourage you to apply. Join us in shaping the future of care for our communities!
As a Quality Manager at Leeds Integrated Care Board (ICB), you will play a pivotal role in supporting the delivery of high-quality, safe, and effective care. Working closely within a collaborative Quality Team and the wider ICB matrix team, youll focus on key priorities for Leeds and West Yorkshire, helping to ensure continuous improvement in service delivery across NHS and private providers.
Your role will involve analysing quality performance data, providing expert advice on quality assurance, and collaborating with partners to embed best practices. You will help identify areas for improvement and guide services to address these through tailored interventions. A significant part of your role will include producing quality reports, leading workstreams, and coordinating responses to quality concerns.
In addition, youll work with colleagues across the health and care system, including clinical teams, senior leaders, and external partners, to ensure that all providers meet national standards and deliver the best possible care.
About us
As a Quality Manager at Leeds ICB, you will bring your expertise in quality assurance and continuous improvement to help shape the delivery of care across Leeds and West Yorkshire. Working closely with the Quality and ICB matrix teams, you will collaborate with a wide range of stakeholders, including senior leaders and health care providers. You will lead workstreams, oversee quality visits, and address quality and safety concerns to ensure improved patient outcomes.
The role involves analysing complex data sets, interpreting clinical performance information, and contributing to strategic decision-making. You may also have line management responsibilities.
Effective communication and organisational skills are essential, as youll present findings, recommendations, and quality improvements to various audiences. Youll play a crucial part in driving initiatives that reduce health inequalities and improve care quality across services. Working in this dynamic and evolving environment requires adaptability, resilience, and a commitment to enhancing patient care.
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