MLC Partners are proud to be supporting a large and highly regarded NHS Trust in the appointment of a Deputy Head of Finance on a 6-month fixed-term contract . This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced finance professional to join a complex and fast-paced healthcare environment, providing high-quality financial leadership, business partnering, and strategic support to senior operational and clinical leaders. The successful candidate will play a key role in supporting the Head of Finance and wider senior team, delivering insightful financial analysis, leading budget setting and forecasting processes, and helping drive sound financial decision-making across a substantial service area. Key responsibilities: Support the delivery of strategic financial planning and business partnering across designated divisions/directorates Provide expert financial advice to senior managers and budget holders Lead on budget setting, forecasting, variance analysis, and in-year financial performance reporting Support the development of business cases, investment appraisals, and cost improvement plans Represent finance at senior management and operational meetings Ensure financial systems, controls, and processes are robust, effective, and aligned to organisational objectives Contribute to statutory reporting, annual accounts processes, and wider financial governance requirements Support, develop, and mentor finance staff within the team Deliver financial training and guidance to non-finance stakeholders where required Candidate profile: CCAB qualified, or actively studying towards qualification with significant relevant experience Strong financial management background in a large and complex organisation Excellent analytical and modelling skills, including advanced Excel capability Proven ability to influence, challenge, and build strong relationships with senior stakeholders Experience of budget setting, forecasting, and financial planning Strong leadership skills with experience of managing or developing staff Desirable: Previous NHS or wider public sector experience Understanding of NHS finance and reporting frameworks Experience working with complex budget setting or financial planning systems This role would suit a proactive and credible finance leader who is comfortable working in a highly visible business partnering role and able to communicate complex financial information clearly to a wide range of stakeholders.
Mar 09, 2026
Contractor
MLC Partners are proud to be supporting a large and highly regarded NHS Trust in the appointment of a Deputy Head of Finance on a 6-month fixed-term contract . This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced finance professional to join a complex and fast-paced healthcare environment, providing high-quality financial leadership, business partnering, and strategic support to senior operational and clinical leaders. The successful candidate will play a key role in supporting the Head of Finance and wider senior team, delivering insightful financial analysis, leading budget setting and forecasting processes, and helping drive sound financial decision-making across a substantial service area. Key responsibilities: Support the delivery of strategic financial planning and business partnering across designated divisions/directorates Provide expert financial advice to senior managers and budget holders Lead on budget setting, forecasting, variance analysis, and in-year financial performance reporting Support the development of business cases, investment appraisals, and cost improvement plans Represent finance at senior management and operational meetings Ensure financial systems, controls, and processes are robust, effective, and aligned to organisational objectives Contribute to statutory reporting, annual accounts processes, and wider financial governance requirements Support, develop, and mentor finance staff within the team Deliver financial training and guidance to non-finance stakeholders where required Candidate profile: CCAB qualified, or actively studying towards qualification with significant relevant experience Strong financial management background in a large and complex organisation Excellent analytical and modelling skills, including advanced Excel capability Proven ability to influence, challenge, and build strong relationships with senior stakeholders Experience of budget setting, forecasting, and financial planning Strong leadership skills with experience of managing or developing staff Desirable: Previous NHS or wider public sector experience Understanding of NHS finance and reporting frameworks Experience working with complex budget setting or financial planning systems This role would suit a proactive and credible finance leader who is comfortable working in a highly visible business partnering role and able to communicate complex financial information clearly to a wide range of stakeholders.
Go back Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHSFT Matron to Neurodiversity Directorate The closing date is 16 March 2026 We are seeking an exceptional, dynamic, and compassionate Matron to provide visible, values-led leadership across our neurodiversity services. This is a pivotal role focused on driving high standards of patient care, strengthening clinical governance, and supporting our teams to deliver safe, effective, and person-centred services. As Matron, you will act as a key professional leader, championing patient safety and quality improvement, fostering positive cultures, and ensuring operational excellence within a fast-paced and highly rewarding environment. We are looking for a motivated and inspirational leader who can bring expertise, resilience, and a strong commitment to quality care. You will be a registered nurse with current NMC registration and a non medical prescribing qualification (as there is a clinical element to the role). An experienced clinical leader with a strong track record of operational and governance responsibilities. Skilled in building relationships, influencing change, and supporting diverse teams. Confident in navigating complex situations, making evidence-based decisions, and maintaining a calm, solution focused approach. Passionate about delivering high-quality, safe, and compassionate services. We offer opportunities for leadership development and continued professional growth. Supportive senior leadership and collaborative MDT working. A chance to shape and influence service improvement across our neurodiversity pathways. Main duties of the job The postholder will be a collaborative, inclusive and compassionate leader with values and behaviours that inspire high standards of care and pride in the profession. In conjunction with the Care Group senior leadership team, the postholder will create a positive safety culture, where the environment is collaboratively crafted, created, and nurtured so that everybody (individual staff, teams, patients, families, and carers) can flourish to ensure the best, safe, quality care by: Continuous learning and improvement of safety risks Supportive, psychologically safe teamwork Enabling and empowering speaking up by all The post holder, will demonstrate highly visible leadership, be responsible for the delivery of safe and therapeutic care, using an effective governance framework within a defined set of teams or/and ward team areas. In line with 'The Matron's Handbook. NHS Updated July 2021. About us Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust (RDaSH) employ around 4000 talented colleagues who are very much appreciated, valued, and respected. We have a wide portfolio which includes mental health, physical health, learning disability and drug and alcohol services. We are passionate about enhancing the quality of our service and we work hard to attract and select the right colleagues for our organisation. Our goal is to employ those who share our passion for providing first class care while remaining committed to our vision and values. Please view our Strategy using the link below: To find out more about working for RDaSH and the fantastic benefits we offer visit our website: We are committed to inclusive cultures and really value people in our organisation, view our Allyship video on YouTube to find out more: The main terms and conditions of service can be found here: Job responsibilities Please view the attached job description and person specification to view the full details about the role. We reserve the right to close the vacancy early if there are a high amount of applications. Person Specification Qualifications Registered Nurse - Current RGN RMN or RNLD Nursing Evidence of relevant and transferrable post registration study Post registration specialist qualification of equivalent level of experience to Masters level Management qualification or equivalent level of experience Experience Senior clinical nursing experience showing managerial or advanced practice skills in any transferrable setting. Management/leadership experience as a ward leader, team leader, deputy or trainee Working knowledge of HR processes, performance, management, budget management, staffing rosters and operational skills Involvement in Change management processes Undertake management/serious incident investigation Participated in audit/research education programmes or teaching Knowledge Knowledge of patient safety, patient experience and quality improvement theory as it applies to operational services in the care group Knowledge of policy drivers at national level as applicable to the directorate and care group Skills/ Abilities Well developed interpersonal and organisational skills Track record of developing others, individuals and teams to meet standards of service provision, and standards of quality and safety. Able to self start, lead and complete complex tasks. Demonstrable knowledge of risk management and risk registers. Evidence of continuing professional development. Well developed self awareness through 360 feedback or leadership development Disclosure and Barring Service Check This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions. Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHSFT
Mar 06, 2026
Full time
Go back Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHSFT Matron to Neurodiversity Directorate The closing date is 16 March 2026 We are seeking an exceptional, dynamic, and compassionate Matron to provide visible, values-led leadership across our neurodiversity services. This is a pivotal role focused on driving high standards of patient care, strengthening clinical governance, and supporting our teams to deliver safe, effective, and person-centred services. As Matron, you will act as a key professional leader, championing patient safety and quality improvement, fostering positive cultures, and ensuring operational excellence within a fast-paced and highly rewarding environment. We are looking for a motivated and inspirational leader who can bring expertise, resilience, and a strong commitment to quality care. You will be a registered nurse with current NMC registration and a non medical prescribing qualification (as there is a clinical element to the role). An experienced clinical leader with a strong track record of operational and governance responsibilities. Skilled in building relationships, influencing change, and supporting diverse teams. Confident in navigating complex situations, making evidence-based decisions, and maintaining a calm, solution focused approach. Passionate about delivering high-quality, safe, and compassionate services. We offer opportunities for leadership development and continued professional growth. Supportive senior leadership and collaborative MDT working. A chance to shape and influence service improvement across our neurodiversity pathways. Main duties of the job The postholder will be a collaborative, inclusive and compassionate leader with values and behaviours that inspire high standards of care and pride in the profession. In conjunction with the Care Group senior leadership team, the postholder will create a positive safety culture, where the environment is collaboratively crafted, created, and nurtured so that everybody (individual staff, teams, patients, families, and carers) can flourish to ensure the best, safe, quality care by: Continuous learning and improvement of safety risks Supportive, psychologically safe teamwork Enabling and empowering speaking up by all The post holder, will demonstrate highly visible leadership, be responsible for the delivery of safe and therapeutic care, using an effective governance framework within a defined set of teams or/and ward team areas. In line with 'The Matron's Handbook. NHS Updated July 2021. About us Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust (RDaSH) employ around 4000 talented colleagues who are very much appreciated, valued, and respected. We have a wide portfolio which includes mental health, physical health, learning disability and drug and alcohol services. We are passionate about enhancing the quality of our service and we work hard to attract and select the right colleagues for our organisation. Our goal is to employ those who share our passion for providing first class care while remaining committed to our vision and values. Please view our Strategy using the link below: To find out more about working for RDaSH and the fantastic benefits we offer visit our website: We are committed to inclusive cultures and really value people in our organisation, view our Allyship video on YouTube to find out more: The main terms and conditions of service can be found here: Job responsibilities Please view the attached job description and person specification to view the full details about the role. We reserve the right to close the vacancy early if there are a high amount of applications. Person Specification Qualifications Registered Nurse - Current RGN RMN or RNLD Nursing Evidence of relevant and transferrable post registration study Post registration specialist qualification of equivalent level of experience to Masters level Management qualification or equivalent level of experience Experience Senior clinical nursing experience showing managerial or advanced practice skills in any transferrable setting. Management/leadership experience as a ward leader, team leader, deputy or trainee Working knowledge of HR processes, performance, management, budget management, staffing rosters and operational skills Involvement in Change management processes Undertake management/serious incident investigation Participated in audit/research education programmes or teaching Knowledge Knowledge of patient safety, patient experience and quality improvement theory as it applies to operational services in the care group Knowledge of policy drivers at national level as applicable to the directorate and care group Skills/ Abilities Well developed interpersonal and organisational skills Track record of developing others, individuals and teams to meet standards of service provision, and standards of quality and safety. Able to self start, lead and complete complex tasks. Demonstrable knowledge of risk management and risk registers. Evidence of continuing professional development. Well developed self awareness through 360 feedback or leadership development Disclosure and Barring Service Check This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions. Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHSFT
Deputy Manager (Non-clinical) Management - Ailsa Lodge Care Home Contract: Full Time Salary: £17.50 Per Hour Shift Type: Contracted hours: 40 hours Situated in Bishopton, Renfrewshire, our care home provides Residential, Dementia & Respite care for 36-residents As Deputy Manager, you'll be at the heart of our care home, playing a crucial role in supporting the Home Manager and steering the daily operations with flair and dedication. You'll guide and inspire a highly trained team, driving excellence in care while fostering a supportive and vibrant work environment. What we offer: £17.50 per hour Contracted to 40 hours per week - which may include 5 days over 7 or 4 10-hour shifts. Both day and night shifts may be required. Applicants must be fully flexible. Pension Onsite Parking Paid PVG Uniform Provided 5.6 Weeks Annual Leave (Based on a full-time contract) What You'll Do Support the Home Manager: Collaborate closely with the Home Manager to ensure the smooth and efficient running of the service. Your role will be pivotal in maintaining high standards of care and operational excellence. Lead and Guide: Take charge of leading and mentoring a dedicated team, helping them reach their full potential through guidance, training, and development. Medication Management: Oversee medication auditing and administration, ensuring the highest levels of accuracy and compliance. Step In When Needed: Confidently step into the Home Manager's role when required, demonstrating your leadership and ability to handle various responsibilities. The Ideal Deputy Manager SVQ Level 4: Holds SVQ or NVQ Level 4 in Health & Social Care, demonstrating your advanced knowledge and commitment to the field. Medication Experience: Experienced in medication auditing and administration, ensuring safe and effective practices. Proven Leadership: A track record of successfully leading a team in the care sector, showcasing your ability to inspire and manage. Supportive Approach: Skilled in supporting staff with ongoing development and training, fostering a culture of continuous improvement. Adaptability: Confident and capable of stepping in for the Home Manager, providing seamless leadership and support as needed. About us: You'll be joining a values-led care home that's part of the Care Concern Group, a family-owned provider with over 100 care homes across the UK. We're expanding rapidly and are committed to delivering high-quality care and support to our residents. If you're ready to take on a rewarding role in a growing and supportive environment, we'd love to hear from you.We believe in delivering care to the highest standard, and our five core values guide everything we do: Trust Respect Passion Kindness Inclusivity These values define who we are and underpin everything we do, from the smallest interaction to the most complex care. If you live by these principles, this is a place where you can belong and truly make a difference. If you're looking for both a challenging and rewarding position, which will certainly provide opportunities for further career progression, please submit your CV to our Recruitment Team.
Mar 04, 2026
Seasonal
Deputy Manager (Non-clinical) Management - Ailsa Lodge Care Home Contract: Full Time Salary: £17.50 Per Hour Shift Type: Contracted hours: 40 hours Situated in Bishopton, Renfrewshire, our care home provides Residential, Dementia & Respite care for 36-residents As Deputy Manager, you'll be at the heart of our care home, playing a crucial role in supporting the Home Manager and steering the daily operations with flair and dedication. You'll guide and inspire a highly trained team, driving excellence in care while fostering a supportive and vibrant work environment. What we offer: £17.50 per hour Contracted to 40 hours per week - which may include 5 days over 7 or 4 10-hour shifts. Both day and night shifts may be required. Applicants must be fully flexible. Pension Onsite Parking Paid PVG Uniform Provided 5.6 Weeks Annual Leave (Based on a full-time contract) What You'll Do Support the Home Manager: Collaborate closely with the Home Manager to ensure the smooth and efficient running of the service. Your role will be pivotal in maintaining high standards of care and operational excellence. Lead and Guide: Take charge of leading and mentoring a dedicated team, helping them reach their full potential through guidance, training, and development. Medication Management: Oversee medication auditing and administration, ensuring the highest levels of accuracy and compliance. Step In When Needed: Confidently step into the Home Manager's role when required, demonstrating your leadership and ability to handle various responsibilities. The Ideal Deputy Manager SVQ Level 4: Holds SVQ or NVQ Level 4 in Health & Social Care, demonstrating your advanced knowledge and commitment to the field. Medication Experience: Experienced in medication auditing and administration, ensuring safe and effective practices. Proven Leadership: A track record of successfully leading a team in the care sector, showcasing your ability to inspire and manage. Supportive Approach: Skilled in supporting staff with ongoing development and training, fostering a culture of continuous improvement. Adaptability: Confident and capable of stepping in for the Home Manager, providing seamless leadership and support as needed. About us: You'll be joining a values-led care home that's part of the Care Concern Group, a family-owned provider with over 100 care homes across the UK. We're expanding rapidly and are committed to delivering high-quality care and support to our residents. If you're ready to take on a rewarding role in a growing and supportive environment, we'd love to hear from you.We believe in delivering care to the highest standard, and our five core values guide everything we do: Trust Respect Passion Kindness Inclusivity These values define who we are and underpin everything we do, from the smallest interaction to the most complex care. If you live by these principles, this is a place where you can belong and truly make a difference. If you're looking for both a challenging and rewarding position, which will certainly provide opportunities for further career progression, please submit your CV to our Recruitment Team.
South-West Division Administrator We are currently recruiting for an South-West Division Administrator to start immediately on temp basis for 3 months Paying £16.10-17.49 an hour- £25,590-£27,793 Hybrid - Based in Weston Super Mare - BS24 8EEE WHO WILL YOU BE WORKING FOR? Our client is an established non-profit membership Healthcare organisation. WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING? To provide general administrative support to the South West Division Manager and the Deputy Head of International, Devolved Nations and Divisions. To support the South West Division Executive Committee as required. To facilitate the delivery of the Choose Psychiatry project for the Division. To assist with the organisation of South West Division events and provide support in all aspects of the work relating to events. Support the South West Division Manager, Executive Committee, sub-committees, working groups and projects, including organisation of meetings, preparation and distribution of minutes, agendas, follow up action, correspondence, administering member surveys and collation of evaluation reports. Support the Deputy Head of International, Devolved Nations and Divisions with administrative tasks related to England-wide activities and initiatives. Maintain and administer divisional finances. Process, record and track payments and invoices, and carry out monthly reconciliation. Provide administrative support for the recruitment of Regional Advisors, Regional Specialty Representatives and Deputies in the Divisions. Assist with organising all conferences, courses and workshops for the Division, including online booking on the website and organising travel and accommodation. Undertake administrative processes for events as instructed by the Division Manager and provide administrative support to event clinical organisers. Enact communications and marketing plans in support of divisional events and activities. This may include internal/external communications, liaising with course organisers, speakers, delegates, and exhibitors, responding to email and telephone queries as first point of contact and updating records. Preparing and circulating promotional material. ABOUT YOU Good experience of working in an administrative/secretarial post or equivalent Excellent interpersonal and communication skills Relevant financial administration experience Excellent written skills, including proven ability to draft correspondence Experience of administering and organising training courses and conferences Knowledge of the NHS and an understanding of mental health issues id helpful. HOW DO I APPLY? To apply for this role, please click on the 'Apply' button below.
Mar 03, 2026
Seasonal
South-West Division Administrator We are currently recruiting for an South-West Division Administrator to start immediately on temp basis for 3 months Paying £16.10-17.49 an hour- £25,590-£27,793 Hybrid - Based in Weston Super Mare - BS24 8EEE WHO WILL YOU BE WORKING FOR? Our client is an established non-profit membership Healthcare organisation. WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING? To provide general administrative support to the South West Division Manager and the Deputy Head of International, Devolved Nations and Divisions. To support the South West Division Executive Committee as required. To facilitate the delivery of the Choose Psychiatry project for the Division. To assist with the organisation of South West Division events and provide support in all aspects of the work relating to events. Support the South West Division Manager, Executive Committee, sub-committees, working groups and projects, including organisation of meetings, preparation and distribution of minutes, agendas, follow up action, correspondence, administering member surveys and collation of evaluation reports. Support the Deputy Head of International, Devolved Nations and Divisions with administrative tasks related to England-wide activities and initiatives. Maintain and administer divisional finances. Process, record and track payments and invoices, and carry out monthly reconciliation. Provide administrative support for the recruitment of Regional Advisors, Regional Specialty Representatives and Deputies in the Divisions. Assist with organising all conferences, courses and workshops for the Division, including online booking on the website and organising travel and accommodation. Undertake administrative processes for events as instructed by the Division Manager and provide administrative support to event clinical organisers. Enact communications and marketing plans in support of divisional events and activities. This may include internal/external communications, liaising with course organisers, speakers, delegates, and exhibitors, responding to email and telephone queries as first point of contact and updating records. Preparing and circulating promotional material. ABOUT YOU Good experience of working in an administrative/secretarial post or equivalent Excellent interpersonal and communication skills Relevant financial administration experience Excellent written skills, including proven ability to draft correspondence Experience of administering and organising training courses and conferences Knowledge of the NHS and an understanding of mental health issues id helpful. HOW DO I APPLY? To apply for this role, please click on the 'Apply' button below.
Who are we? The objective of the Healthcare Quality and Access portfolio is to drive quality and critically appraise benefits and risks to inform robust decisions on healthcare access, including accelerated pathways. It will do this by bringing together a fusion of our capabilities across both medicines and medical devices to enable licensing and market access, as well as ensuring compliance with regulations and standards. What's the role? As Deputy Director, Scientific Advice, this role will lead the establishment and development of a Scientific Advice Service embedded in MHRA provide high quality scientific and regulatory advice to external stakeholders (industry, academia, SMEs, device and drug developers) to support licensing, market access, and safe, effective patient access to medicines and medical devices in the UK. The post holder will ensure the service aligns with MHRA's mission to enable healthcare access while upholding quality, safety, and regulatory standards. Key responsibilities: Strategic Leadership & Service Build out Design and implement the operational model for the Scientific Advice Service: define scope (medicines, devices, biologics/ATMPs, etc.), standard operating procedures (SOPs), request/response flows, quality assurance processes, internal governance structure, and resource allocation. Ensure the Scientific Advice Service supports HQ&A's objectives: licensing, market access, regulatory/quality evaluation, accelerated access pathways, and compliance with regulatory standards. (HQ&A's mission is to "drive quality and critically appraise benefits and risks to inform robust decisions on healthcare access including accelerated access pathways.") Monitor and react to evolving scientific, regulatory and policy landscapes - including new product types (e.g. advanced therapies, combination products), novel modalities, and innovation - adjusting advice frameworks accordingly. Oversight of Scientific / Regulatory Advice Delivery Oversee delivery of scientific and regulatory advice across key domains: quality, non clinical, clinical development, regulatory strategy, lifecycle management, device/medicines interface. Quality assure advice outputs: ensure consistency, scientific rigour, alignment with regulatory standards and HQ&A's public health mandate. For complex or novel cases (e.g. biologics, ATMPs, combination products, device drug interfaces), provide senior level guidance or lead cross functional assessment. Stakeholder Engagement & External Collaboration Act as senior point of contact with external stakeholders (pharma/ biotech companies, device makers, academic developers, SMEs) seeking scientific/regulatory advice. Represent MHRA (HQ&A) in external forums - industry consultations, regulatory science networks, cross agency collaborations (national/international), and where appropriate, early access or innovative access initiatives. Lead or coordinate scientific advice meetings (pre submission, protocol assistance, regulatory pathway planning) and ensure transparent, consistent communication. Integration with HQ&A and MHRA Corporate Strategy Work closely with other HQ&A functions (e.g. licensing, market access, quality assessment, accelerated access pathways) to ensure Scientific Advice Service is integrated in the agency's regulatory and access workflow. Contribute to HQ&A and broader MHRA strategic objectives: enabling safe, timely access to medical products, supporting innovation, ensuring regulatory excellence and public health protection. Provide leadership, mentoring, and capacity building: recruit or manage a team of scientific advisers/regulators; develop internal competencies; foster a service culture focused on excellence, stakeholder orientation, and regulatory integrity. Reporting & Accountability Reports to an Executive Director of Healthcare Quality and Access. The agency's board of directors includes the HQ&A Executive Director. Responsible for leading the Scientific Advice Service team (re establishing such team), defining professional standards, managing resource allocation, and overseeing delivery of advice outputs. Accountable for aligning the service with MHRA's core goals: safe and timely access to medicines and devices, regulatory quality, innovation facilitation, and public health protection. Person Specification Method of assessment: A=Application, T=Test, I=Interview, P=Presentation Behaviour Criteria Seeing the Big Picture - Strategic vision and systems thinking: able to shape and drive a Scientific Advice Service aligned with HQ&A and MHRA long term objectives. (A,I) Communicating and Influencing - Excellent written and verbal communication skills - able to translate complex technical/regulatory information into actionable advice tailored for diverse stakeholders (industry, academic, internal, policy). (P) Working Together - Stakeholder engagement and collaboration - able to build and maintain trust with external stakeholders, collaborate across internal MHRA functions, and contribute to cross agency initiatives. (A) Leadership - Capable of leading a multidisciplinary team, managing resources and priorities, mentoring staff, and building service capacity. (I) Managing a Quality Service - Enables provision of authoritative, evidence based regulatory advice on medicines, delivering high quality, timely guidance with a strong customer service ethos and a clear focus on stakeholder needs. (P) Experience Criteria Track record in strategic leadership, service development or organisational change - capable of building a new service and guiding it to maturity in a complex regulatory environment. (A) (Lead criteria) Extensive experience in regulatory science, drug/device development, regulatory affairs, or equivalent - ideally across a range of product types (small molecules, biologics, devices, ATMPs). (A,I) Demonstrable experience in providing a customer driven service - for example in industry, academia, regulators, or other relevant organisations. (I) Technical Criteria Advanced scientific/biomedical/pharmaceutical degree (e.g. MSc, PhD), or equivalent clinical/technological qualification - ideally covering medicines, biologics, medical devices or advanced therapies. (A) Strong analytical and critical appraisal skills - to assess complex scientific, clinical, quality and regulatory data, identify risks/benefits, and provide high quality advice. (A) Strengths Criteria Adaptable - adept at working in a fast evolving environment, responding to emerging science and regulatory change, and balancing competing demands. (I) If you would like to find out more about this fantastic opportunity, please read our Job Description and Person Specification! Contact: Selection Process Online application form, including questions based on the Behaviour, Experience and Technical Success Profiles. Please ensure all application questions are completed in full; your application may not be considered if any responses are left blank. Our applications are CV blind, and our Hiring Managers will not be able to access your CV when reviewing your application. Presentation, to be prepared as part of your interview, with further information being supplied when you reach this stage. Interview, which can include questions based on the Behaviour, Experience, Technical and Strengths Success Profiles. Closing date: 10/3/2026 Shortlisting date: 18/03/2026 Interview date: 30/03/2026 If you require any disability related adjustments at any point during the process, please contact as soon as possible.
Feb 28, 2026
Full time
Who are we? The objective of the Healthcare Quality and Access portfolio is to drive quality and critically appraise benefits and risks to inform robust decisions on healthcare access, including accelerated pathways. It will do this by bringing together a fusion of our capabilities across both medicines and medical devices to enable licensing and market access, as well as ensuring compliance with regulations and standards. What's the role? As Deputy Director, Scientific Advice, this role will lead the establishment and development of a Scientific Advice Service embedded in MHRA provide high quality scientific and regulatory advice to external stakeholders (industry, academia, SMEs, device and drug developers) to support licensing, market access, and safe, effective patient access to medicines and medical devices in the UK. The post holder will ensure the service aligns with MHRA's mission to enable healthcare access while upholding quality, safety, and regulatory standards. Key responsibilities: Strategic Leadership & Service Build out Design and implement the operational model for the Scientific Advice Service: define scope (medicines, devices, biologics/ATMPs, etc.), standard operating procedures (SOPs), request/response flows, quality assurance processes, internal governance structure, and resource allocation. Ensure the Scientific Advice Service supports HQ&A's objectives: licensing, market access, regulatory/quality evaluation, accelerated access pathways, and compliance with regulatory standards. (HQ&A's mission is to "drive quality and critically appraise benefits and risks to inform robust decisions on healthcare access including accelerated access pathways.") Monitor and react to evolving scientific, regulatory and policy landscapes - including new product types (e.g. advanced therapies, combination products), novel modalities, and innovation - adjusting advice frameworks accordingly. Oversight of Scientific / Regulatory Advice Delivery Oversee delivery of scientific and regulatory advice across key domains: quality, non clinical, clinical development, regulatory strategy, lifecycle management, device/medicines interface. Quality assure advice outputs: ensure consistency, scientific rigour, alignment with regulatory standards and HQ&A's public health mandate. For complex or novel cases (e.g. biologics, ATMPs, combination products, device drug interfaces), provide senior level guidance or lead cross functional assessment. Stakeholder Engagement & External Collaboration Act as senior point of contact with external stakeholders (pharma/ biotech companies, device makers, academic developers, SMEs) seeking scientific/regulatory advice. Represent MHRA (HQ&A) in external forums - industry consultations, regulatory science networks, cross agency collaborations (national/international), and where appropriate, early access or innovative access initiatives. Lead or coordinate scientific advice meetings (pre submission, protocol assistance, regulatory pathway planning) and ensure transparent, consistent communication. Integration with HQ&A and MHRA Corporate Strategy Work closely with other HQ&A functions (e.g. licensing, market access, quality assessment, accelerated access pathways) to ensure Scientific Advice Service is integrated in the agency's regulatory and access workflow. Contribute to HQ&A and broader MHRA strategic objectives: enabling safe, timely access to medical products, supporting innovation, ensuring regulatory excellence and public health protection. Provide leadership, mentoring, and capacity building: recruit or manage a team of scientific advisers/regulators; develop internal competencies; foster a service culture focused on excellence, stakeholder orientation, and regulatory integrity. Reporting & Accountability Reports to an Executive Director of Healthcare Quality and Access. The agency's board of directors includes the HQ&A Executive Director. Responsible for leading the Scientific Advice Service team (re establishing such team), defining professional standards, managing resource allocation, and overseeing delivery of advice outputs. Accountable for aligning the service with MHRA's core goals: safe and timely access to medicines and devices, regulatory quality, innovation facilitation, and public health protection. Person Specification Method of assessment: A=Application, T=Test, I=Interview, P=Presentation Behaviour Criteria Seeing the Big Picture - Strategic vision and systems thinking: able to shape and drive a Scientific Advice Service aligned with HQ&A and MHRA long term objectives. (A,I) Communicating and Influencing - Excellent written and verbal communication skills - able to translate complex technical/regulatory information into actionable advice tailored for diverse stakeholders (industry, academic, internal, policy). (P) Working Together - Stakeholder engagement and collaboration - able to build and maintain trust with external stakeholders, collaborate across internal MHRA functions, and contribute to cross agency initiatives. (A) Leadership - Capable of leading a multidisciplinary team, managing resources and priorities, mentoring staff, and building service capacity. (I) Managing a Quality Service - Enables provision of authoritative, evidence based regulatory advice on medicines, delivering high quality, timely guidance with a strong customer service ethos and a clear focus on stakeholder needs. (P) Experience Criteria Track record in strategic leadership, service development or organisational change - capable of building a new service and guiding it to maturity in a complex regulatory environment. (A) (Lead criteria) Extensive experience in regulatory science, drug/device development, regulatory affairs, or equivalent - ideally across a range of product types (small molecules, biologics, devices, ATMPs). (A,I) Demonstrable experience in providing a customer driven service - for example in industry, academia, regulators, or other relevant organisations. (I) Technical Criteria Advanced scientific/biomedical/pharmaceutical degree (e.g. MSc, PhD), or equivalent clinical/technological qualification - ideally covering medicines, biologics, medical devices or advanced therapies. (A) Strong analytical and critical appraisal skills - to assess complex scientific, clinical, quality and regulatory data, identify risks/benefits, and provide high quality advice. (A) Strengths Criteria Adaptable - adept at working in a fast evolving environment, responding to emerging science and regulatory change, and balancing competing demands. (I) If you would like to find out more about this fantastic opportunity, please read our Job Description and Person Specification! Contact: Selection Process Online application form, including questions based on the Behaviour, Experience and Technical Success Profiles. Please ensure all application questions are completed in full; your application may not be considered if any responses are left blank. Our applications are CV blind, and our Hiring Managers will not be able to access your CV when reviewing your application. Presentation, to be prepared as part of your interview, with further information being supplied when you reach this stage. Interview, which can include questions based on the Behaviour, Experience, Technical and Strengths Success Profiles. Closing date: 10/3/2026 Shortlisting date: 18/03/2026 Interview date: 30/03/2026 If you require any disability related adjustments at any point during the process, please contact as soon as possible.
Who are we? The objective of the Healthcare Quality and Access portfolio is to drive quality and critically appraise benefits and risks to inform robust decisions on healthcare access, including accelerated pathways. It will do this by bringing together a fusion of our capabilities across both medicines and medical devices to enable licensing and market access, as well as ensuring compliance with regulations and standards. What's the role? As Deputy Director, Scientific Advice, this role will lead the establishment and development of a Scientific Advice Service embedded in MHRA provide high quality scientific and regulatory advice to external stakeholders (industry, academia, SMEs, device and drug developers) to support licensing, market access, and safe, effective patient access to medicines and medical devices in the UK. The post holder will ensure the service aligns with MHRA's mission to enable healthcare access while upholding quality, safety, and regulatory standards. Key responsibilities: Strategic Leadership & Service Build out Design and implement the operational model for the Scientific Advice Service: define scope (medicines, devices, biologics/ATMPs, etc.), standard operating procedures (SOPs), request/response flows, quality assurance processes, internal governance structure, and resource allocation. Ensure the Scientific Advice Service supports HQ&A's objectives: licensing, market access, regulatory/quality evaluation, accelerated access pathways, and compliance with regulatory standards. (HQ&A's mission is to "drive quality and critically appraise benefits and risks to inform robust decisions on healthcare access including accelerated access pathways.") Monitor and react to evolving scientific, regulatory and policy landscapes - including new product types (e.g. advanced therapies, combination products), novel modalities, and innovation - adjusting advice frameworks accordingly. Oversight of Scientific / Regulatory Advice Delivery Oversee delivery of scientific and regulatory advice across key domains: quality, non clinical, clinical development, regulatory strategy, lifecycle management, device/medicines interface. Quality assure advice outputs: ensure consistency, scientific rigour, alignment with regulatory standards and HQ&A's public health mandate. For complex or novel cases (e.g. biologics, ATMPs, combination products, device drug interfaces), provide senior level guidance or lead cross functional assessment. Stakeholder Engagement & External Collaboration Act as senior point of contact with external stakeholders (pharma/ biotech companies, device makers, academic developers, SMEs) seeking scientific/regulatory advice. Represent MHRA (HQ&A) in external forums - industry consultations, regulatory science networks, cross agency collaborations (national/international), and where appropriate, early access or innovative access initiatives. Lead or coordinate scientific advice meetings (pre submission, protocol assistance, regulatory pathway planning) and ensure transparent, consistent communication. Integration with HQ&A and MHRA Corporate Strategy Work closely with other HQ&A functions (e.g. licensing, market access, quality assessment, accelerated access pathways) to ensure Scientific Advice Service is integrated in the agency's regulatory and access workflow. Contribute to HQ&A and broader MHRA strategic objectives: enabling safe, timely access to medical products, supporting innovation, ensuring regulatory excellence and public health protection. Provide leadership, mentoring, and capacity building: recruit or manage a team of scientific advisers/regulators; develop internal competencies; foster a service culture focused on excellence, stakeholder orientation, and regulatory integrity. Reporting & Accountability Reports to an Executive Director of Healthcare Quality and Access. The agency's board of directors includes the HQ&A Executive Director. Responsible for leading the Scientific Advice Service team (re establishing such team), defining professional standards, managing resource allocation, and overseeing delivery of advice outputs. Accountable for aligning the service with MHRA's core goals: safe and timely access to medicines and devices, regulatory quality, innovation facilitation, and public health protection. Person Specification Method of assessment: A=Application, T=Test, I=Interview, P=Presentation Behaviour Criteria Seeing the Big Picture - Strategic vision and systems thinking: able to shape and drive a Scientific Advice Service aligned with HQ&A and MHRA long term objectives. (A,I) Communicating and Influencing - Excellent written and verbal communication skills - able to translate complex technical/regulatory information into actionable advice tailored for diverse stakeholders (industry, academic, internal, policy). (P) Working Together - Stakeholder engagement and collaboration - able to build and maintain trust with external stakeholders, collaborate across internal MHRA functions, and contribute to cross agency initiatives. (A) Leadership - Capable of leading a multidisciplinary team, managing resources and priorities, mentoring staff, and building service capacity. (I) Managing a Quality Service - Enables provision of authoritative, evidence based regulatory advice on medicines, delivering high quality, timely guidance with a strong customer service ethos and a clear focus on stakeholder needs. (P) Experience Criteria Track record in strategic leadership, service development or organisational change - capable of building a new service and guiding it to maturity in a complex regulatory environment. (A) (Lead criteria) Extensive experience in regulatory science, drug/device development, regulatory affairs, or equivalent - ideally across a range of product types (small molecules, biologics, devices, ATMPs). (A,I) Demonstrable experience in providing a customer driven service - for example in industry, academia, regulators, or other relevant organisations. (I) Technical Criteria Advanced scientific/biomedical/pharmaceutical degree (e.g. MSc, PhD), or equivalent clinical/technological qualification - ideally covering medicines, biologics, medical devices or advanced therapies. (A) Strong analytical and critical appraisal skills - to assess complex scientific, clinical, quality and regulatory data, identify risks/benefits, and provide high quality advice. (A) Strengths Criteria Adaptable - adept at working in a fast evolving environment, responding to emerging science and regulatory change, and balancing competing demands. (I) If you would like to find out more about this fantastic opportunity, please read our Job Description and Person Specification! Contact: Selection Process Online application form, including questions based on the Behaviour, Experience and Technical Success Profiles. Please ensure all application questions are completed in full; your application may not be considered if any responses are left blank. Our applications are CV blind, and our Hiring Managers will not be able to access your CV when reviewing your application. Presentation, to be prepared as part of your interview, with further information being supplied when you reach this stage. Interview, which can include questions based on the Behaviour, Experience, Technical and Strengths Success Profiles. Closing date: 10/3/2026 Shortlisting date: 18/03/2026 Interview date: 30/03/2026 If you require any disability related adjustments at any point during the process, please contact as soon as possible.
Feb 28, 2026
Full time
Who are we? The objective of the Healthcare Quality and Access portfolio is to drive quality and critically appraise benefits and risks to inform robust decisions on healthcare access, including accelerated pathways. It will do this by bringing together a fusion of our capabilities across both medicines and medical devices to enable licensing and market access, as well as ensuring compliance with regulations and standards. What's the role? As Deputy Director, Scientific Advice, this role will lead the establishment and development of a Scientific Advice Service embedded in MHRA provide high quality scientific and regulatory advice to external stakeholders (industry, academia, SMEs, device and drug developers) to support licensing, market access, and safe, effective patient access to medicines and medical devices in the UK. The post holder will ensure the service aligns with MHRA's mission to enable healthcare access while upholding quality, safety, and regulatory standards. Key responsibilities: Strategic Leadership & Service Build out Design and implement the operational model for the Scientific Advice Service: define scope (medicines, devices, biologics/ATMPs, etc.), standard operating procedures (SOPs), request/response flows, quality assurance processes, internal governance structure, and resource allocation. Ensure the Scientific Advice Service supports HQ&A's objectives: licensing, market access, regulatory/quality evaluation, accelerated access pathways, and compliance with regulatory standards. (HQ&A's mission is to "drive quality and critically appraise benefits and risks to inform robust decisions on healthcare access including accelerated access pathways.") Monitor and react to evolving scientific, regulatory and policy landscapes - including new product types (e.g. advanced therapies, combination products), novel modalities, and innovation - adjusting advice frameworks accordingly. Oversight of Scientific / Regulatory Advice Delivery Oversee delivery of scientific and regulatory advice across key domains: quality, non clinical, clinical development, regulatory strategy, lifecycle management, device/medicines interface. Quality assure advice outputs: ensure consistency, scientific rigour, alignment with regulatory standards and HQ&A's public health mandate. For complex or novel cases (e.g. biologics, ATMPs, combination products, device drug interfaces), provide senior level guidance or lead cross functional assessment. Stakeholder Engagement & External Collaboration Act as senior point of contact with external stakeholders (pharma/ biotech companies, device makers, academic developers, SMEs) seeking scientific/regulatory advice. Represent MHRA (HQ&A) in external forums - industry consultations, regulatory science networks, cross agency collaborations (national/international), and where appropriate, early access or innovative access initiatives. Lead or coordinate scientific advice meetings (pre submission, protocol assistance, regulatory pathway planning) and ensure transparent, consistent communication. Integration with HQ&A and MHRA Corporate Strategy Work closely with other HQ&A functions (e.g. licensing, market access, quality assessment, accelerated access pathways) to ensure Scientific Advice Service is integrated in the agency's regulatory and access workflow. Contribute to HQ&A and broader MHRA strategic objectives: enabling safe, timely access to medical products, supporting innovation, ensuring regulatory excellence and public health protection. Provide leadership, mentoring, and capacity building: recruit or manage a team of scientific advisers/regulators; develop internal competencies; foster a service culture focused on excellence, stakeholder orientation, and regulatory integrity. Reporting & Accountability Reports to an Executive Director of Healthcare Quality and Access. The agency's board of directors includes the HQ&A Executive Director. Responsible for leading the Scientific Advice Service team (re establishing such team), defining professional standards, managing resource allocation, and overseeing delivery of advice outputs. Accountable for aligning the service with MHRA's core goals: safe and timely access to medicines and devices, regulatory quality, innovation facilitation, and public health protection. Person Specification Method of assessment: A=Application, T=Test, I=Interview, P=Presentation Behaviour Criteria Seeing the Big Picture - Strategic vision and systems thinking: able to shape and drive a Scientific Advice Service aligned with HQ&A and MHRA long term objectives. (A,I) Communicating and Influencing - Excellent written and verbal communication skills - able to translate complex technical/regulatory information into actionable advice tailored for diverse stakeholders (industry, academic, internal, policy). (P) Working Together - Stakeholder engagement and collaboration - able to build and maintain trust with external stakeholders, collaborate across internal MHRA functions, and contribute to cross agency initiatives. (A) Leadership - Capable of leading a multidisciplinary team, managing resources and priorities, mentoring staff, and building service capacity. (I) Managing a Quality Service - Enables provision of authoritative, evidence based regulatory advice on medicines, delivering high quality, timely guidance with a strong customer service ethos and a clear focus on stakeholder needs. (P) Experience Criteria Track record in strategic leadership, service development or organisational change - capable of building a new service and guiding it to maturity in a complex regulatory environment. (A) (Lead criteria) Extensive experience in regulatory science, drug/device development, regulatory affairs, or equivalent - ideally across a range of product types (small molecules, biologics, devices, ATMPs). (A,I) Demonstrable experience in providing a customer driven service - for example in industry, academia, regulators, or other relevant organisations. (I) Technical Criteria Advanced scientific/biomedical/pharmaceutical degree (e.g. MSc, PhD), or equivalent clinical/technological qualification - ideally covering medicines, biologics, medical devices or advanced therapies. (A) Strong analytical and critical appraisal skills - to assess complex scientific, clinical, quality and regulatory data, identify risks/benefits, and provide high quality advice. (A) Strengths Criteria Adaptable - adept at working in a fast evolving environment, responding to emerging science and regulatory change, and balancing competing demands. (I) If you would like to find out more about this fantastic opportunity, please read our Job Description and Person Specification! Contact: Selection Process Online application form, including questions based on the Behaviour, Experience and Technical Success Profiles. Please ensure all application questions are completed in full; your application may not be considered if any responses are left blank. Our applications are CV blind, and our Hiring Managers will not be able to access your CV when reviewing your application. Presentation, to be prepared as part of your interview, with further information being supplied when you reach this stage. Interview, which can include questions based on the Behaviour, Experience, Technical and Strengths Success Profiles. Closing date: 10/3/2026 Shortlisting date: 18/03/2026 Interview date: 30/03/2026 If you require any disability related adjustments at any point during the process, please contact as soon as possible.
Deputy Director of People - Operational Services East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust is seeking an experienced and visionary leader to join our senior leadership team as Deputy Director of People - HR Operations & Workforce Services. Reporting to the Director of People, this role provides strategic leadership and operational oversight across key workforce functions, including: Employee Relations HR Business Partnering Resourcing & Medical Staffing You will ensure the delivery of high-performing, innovative, and customer-focused services that meet statutory requirements, NHS standards, and best practice. Main duties of the job Key Responsibilities Provide senior leadership and performance management across all HR operational services. Contribute to strategic direction and policy development, particularly in relation to People policies and procedures. Interpret and apply employment legislation, ensuring compliance and best practice across the Trust. Lead organisational change programmes and workforce transformation initiatives. Champion staff engagement, health, and wellbeing, and role-model values-based leadership across the Trust and Integrated Care System (ICS). Build capability within the People Directorate, setting and maintaining high standards for service delivery. Collaborate with senior managers, Executive and Non-Executive Directors, and ICS partners to deliver workforce strategies aligned with the Trust's objectives. Support the development and implementation of the People Strategy, ensuring alignment with ESHT's vision, regional priorities, and national workforce objectives. Act as a strategic communication link between Divisions, Operational Services, and external organisations to promote collaboration and consistency. Champion a coaching style of leadership, fostering empowerment and engagement across clinical and non-clinical teams. Ensure clinical, staff, and stakeholder engagement is embedded in decision-making processes and organisational change initiatives. About us A wide range of staff benefits are available to our staff including staff development, enrolment in the NHS pension scheme, auto-enrolment to our Temporary Workforce Service, access to onsite nurseries. staff restaurants and accommodation. In addition to an internal Occupational Health department, all staff also have access to free psychological support through our confidential Employee Assistance Programme. Onsite parking is available from only £50 a year. There has never been a better time to join East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust, submit your application today. Statement on the Use of AI We value the individuality that each candidate brings to the application process. While we understand that AI tools are widely available, we strongly discourage applicants from using AI-generated content when applying for jobs with us. We believe that your application should reflect your true skills, experiences, and motivations, which are best conveyed through your own words and unique perspective. Using AI for your application may not accurately represent your knowledge, skills, and experience and may result in a disconnect between your qualifications and our assessment of your application. We encourage applicants to take the time to thoughtfully complete their applications; by doing so, you allow us to better understand your true potential and ensure a fair and transparent evaluation of your application. Over reliance on AI-generated content may diminish your chance of success. Job responsibilities Please refer to the job description attached. If you have any questions about this position please do not hesitate to contact us. Person Specification Qualifications Member of Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development or equivalent experience Educated to Masters degree level qualification or proven equivalent at senior leadership level. Evidence of leadership development and proven ability to perform at this level Extensive knowledge and expertise across a number of HR subject areas Evidence of substantial continuing professional and personal development, including professional management training, strategic planning and performance, people management, budget management and service development Experience Significant HR generalist experience at a senior management level, including ER, and Recruitment interventions. Extensive experience working at a senior management level in a health or social care organisation. Experience of leading a workforce resourcing function within a complex organisation, including recruitment, retention Considerable experience of developing and applying HR strategies, employment law and policies. Proven experience of successful achievement of leading change across services, involving and supporting teams and individuals to achieve objectives. Significant experience of working with local partners in changing services. Working successfully with stakeholders, including staff, in a consensual but decisive manner Managing significant budgets and achievement of recurrent efficiency savings Skills Excellent verbal and written communication. Track record of meeting competing priorities and delivering under pressure. Strategic and business planning - able to think and plan strategically, tactically and creatively and gain agreement to relevant plans and to implement plans through service delivery. Good IT skills - understanding of how to use technology to support delivery of improvements to services. Excellent presentation skills - presents concepts and ideas clearly engaging the audience. Ability to work systematically, effective planning and prioritisation. Ability to effectively provide and receive complex information which may require analysis and interpretation and develop solutions if required. Full driving licence - role requires travel around rural areas across East Sussex Disclosure and Barring Service Check This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions. £91,342 to £105,337 a yearper annum, pro rata
Feb 21, 2026
Full time
Deputy Director of People - Operational Services East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust is seeking an experienced and visionary leader to join our senior leadership team as Deputy Director of People - HR Operations & Workforce Services. Reporting to the Director of People, this role provides strategic leadership and operational oversight across key workforce functions, including: Employee Relations HR Business Partnering Resourcing & Medical Staffing You will ensure the delivery of high-performing, innovative, and customer-focused services that meet statutory requirements, NHS standards, and best practice. Main duties of the job Key Responsibilities Provide senior leadership and performance management across all HR operational services. Contribute to strategic direction and policy development, particularly in relation to People policies and procedures. Interpret and apply employment legislation, ensuring compliance and best practice across the Trust. Lead organisational change programmes and workforce transformation initiatives. Champion staff engagement, health, and wellbeing, and role-model values-based leadership across the Trust and Integrated Care System (ICS). Build capability within the People Directorate, setting and maintaining high standards for service delivery. Collaborate with senior managers, Executive and Non-Executive Directors, and ICS partners to deliver workforce strategies aligned with the Trust's objectives. Support the development and implementation of the People Strategy, ensuring alignment with ESHT's vision, regional priorities, and national workforce objectives. Act as a strategic communication link between Divisions, Operational Services, and external organisations to promote collaboration and consistency. Champion a coaching style of leadership, fostering empowerment and engagement across clinical and non-clinical teams. Ensure clinical, staff, and stakeholder engagement is embedded in decision-making processes and organisational change initiatives. About us A wide range of staff benefits are available to our staff including staff development, enrolment in the NHS pension scheme, auto-enrolment to our Temporary Workforce Service, access to onsite nurseries. staff restaurants and accommodation. In addition to an internal Occupational Health department, all staff also have access to free psychological support through our confidential Employee Assistance Programme. Onsite parking is available from only £50 a year. There has never been a better time to join East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust, submit your application today. Statement on the Use of AI We value the individuality that each candidate brings to the application process. While we understand that AI tools are widely available, we strongly discourage applicants from using AI-generated content when applying for jobs with us. We believe that your application should reflect your true skills, experiences, and motivations, which are best conveyed through your own words and unique perspective. Using AI for your application may not accurately represent your knowledge, skills, and experience and may result in a disconnect between your qualifications and our assessment of your application. We encourage applicants to take the time to thoughtfully complete their applications; by doing so, you allow us to better understand your true potential and ensure a fair and transparent evaluation of your application. Over reliance on AI-generated content may diminish your chance of success. Job responsibilities Please refer to the job description attached. If you have any questions about this position please do not hesitate to contact us. Person Specification Qualifications Member of Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development or equivalent experience Educated to Masters degree level qualification or proven equivalent at senior leadership level. Evidence of leadership development and proven ability to perform at this level Extensive knowledge and expertise across a number of HR subject areas Evidence of substantial continuing professional and personal development, including professional management training, strategic planning and performance, people management, budget management and service development Experience Significant HR generalist experience at a senior management level, including ER, and Recruitment interventions. Extensive experience working at a senior management level in a health or social care organisation. Experience of leading a workforce resourcing function within a complex organisation, including recruitment, retention Considerable experience of developing and applying HR strategies, employment law and policies. Proven experience of successful achievement of leading change across services, involving and supporting teams and individuals to achieve objectives. Significant experience of working with local partners in changing services. Working successfully with stakeholders, including staff, in a consensual but decisive manner Managing significant budgets and achievement of recurrent efficiency savings Skills Excellent verbal and written communication. Track record of meeting competing priorities and delivering under pressure. Strategic and business planning - able to think and plan strategically, tactically and creatively and gain agreement to relevant plans and to implement plans through service delivery. Good IT skills - understanding of how to use technology to support delivery of improvements to services. Excellent presentation skills - presents concepts and ideas clearly engaging the audience. Ability to work systematically, effective planning and prioritisation. Ability to effectively provide and receive complex information which may require analysis and interpretation and develop solutions if required. Full driving licence - role requires travel around rural areas across East Sussex Disclosure and Barring Service Check This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions. £91,342 to £105,337 a yearper annum, pro rata
South-West Division Administrator We are currently recruiting for an South-West Division Administrator to start immediately for 3 months; Paying £16.10-17.49 an hour- £25,590-£27,793 Hybrid - Based in Weston Super Mare - BS24 8EEE WHO WILL YOU BE WORKING FOR? Our client is an established non-profit membership Healthcare organisation. WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING? To provide general administrative support to the South West Division Manager and the Deputy Head of International, Devolved Nations and Divisions. To support the South West Division Executive Committee as required. To facilitate the delivery of the Choose Psychiatry project for the Division. To assist with the organisation of South West Division events and provide support in all aspects of the work relating to events. Support the South West Division Manager, Executive Committee, sub-committees, working groups and projects, including organisation of meetings, preparation and distribution of minutes, agendas, follow up action, correspondence, administering member surveys and collation of evaluation reports. Support the Deputy Head of International, Devolved Nations and Divisions with administrative tasks related to England-wide activities and initiatives. Maintain and administer divisional finances. Process, record and track payments and invoices, and carry out monthly reconciliation. Provide administrative support for the recruitment of Regional Advisors, Regional Specialty Representatives and Deputies in the Divisions. Assist with organising all conferences, courses and workshops for the Division, including online booking on the website and organising travel and accommodation. Undertake administrative processes for events as instructed by the Division Manager and provide administrative support to event clinical organisers. Enact communications and marketing plans in support of divisional events and activities. This may include internal/external communications, liaising with course organisers, speakers, delegates, and exhibitors, responding to email and telephone queries as first point of contact and updating records. Preparing and circulating promotional material. ABOUT YOU Good experience of working in an administrative/secretarial post or equivalent Excellent interpersonal and communication skills Relevant financial administration experience Excellent written skills, including proven ability to draft correspondence Experience of administering and organising training courses and conferences Knowledge of the NHS and an understanding of mental health issues id helpful. HOW DO I APPLY? To apply for this role, please click on the Apply button below.
Feb 18, 2026
Seasonal
South-West Division Administrator We are currently recruiting for an South-West Division Administrator to start immediately for 3 months; Paying £16.10-17.49 an hour- £25,590-£27,793 Hybrid - Based in Weston Super Mare - BS24 8EEE WHO WILL YOU BE WORKING FOR? Our client is an established non-profit membership Healthcare organisation. WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING? To provide general administrative support to the South West Division Manager and the Deputy Head of International, Devolved Nations and Divisions. To support the South West Division Executive Committee as required. To facilitate the delivery of the Choose Psychiatry project for the Division. To assist with the organisation of South West Division events and provide support in all aspects of the work relating to events. Support the South West Division Manager, Executive Committee, sub-committees, working groups and projects, including organisation of meetings, preparation and distribution of minutes, agendas, follow up action, correspondence, administering member surveys and collation of evaluation reports. Support the Deputy Head of International, Devolved Nations and Divisions with administrative tasks related to England-wide activities and initiatives. Maintain and administer divisional finances. Process, record and track payments and invoices, and carry out monthly reconciliation. Provide administrative support for the recruitment of Regional Advisors, Regional Specialty Representatives and Deputies in the Divisions. Assist with organising all conferences, courses and workshops for the Division, including online booking on the website and organising travel and accommodation. Undertake administrative processes for events as instructed by the Division Manager and provide administrative support to event clinical organisers. Enact communications and marketing plans in support of divisional events and activities. This may include internal/external communications, liaising with course organisers, speakers, delegates, and exhibitors, responding to email and telephone queries as first point of contact and updating records. Preparing and circulating promotional material. ABOUT YOU Good experience of working in an administrative/secretarial post or equivalent Excellent interpersonal and communication skills Relevant financial administration experience Excellent written skills, including proven ability to draft correspondence Experience of administering and organising training courses and conferences Knowledge of the NHS and an understanding of mental health issues id helpful. HOW DO I APPLY? To apply for this role, please click on the Apply button below.
