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A leading independent, Cardiff based Accountancy practice are seeking an Audit and Accounts Assistant Manager/ Manager . This is a great opportunity for a qualified audit and accounts professional (ACCA/ACA) seeking to work in a flexible professional environment. Good working location, flexi (core hour) working pattern, free on site parking, discretionary annual bonuses, Death In service and Privat click apply for full job details

Job Title: Lead Salaried GP Location: Derby Road Health Centre Role Summary Derby Road Health Centre is seeking an experienced and motivated GP to join our established team as a Lead Salaried GP. This role combines the full scope of salaried GP duties, including on-call responsibilities, with key leadership and mentorship functions within the practice. The postholder will support clinical leadership by mentoring and debriefing colleagues, leading clinical meetings, contributing to clinical governance, patient safety, quality improvement initiatives, QOF, and clinical audits, and attending MDT and Safeguarding meetings. The role also includes educational supervision support and engagement in research, as we are a Level 4 research practice. With a list size of approximately 13,000 patients, we offer the opportunity to work within a highly experienced, motivated, and committed multidisciplinary team. This is an excellent opportunity for professional development and for a confident clinician to use their expertise to further strengthen and develop the team. We pride ourselves on a positive, supportive culture with a strong emphasis on staff wellbeing, worklife balance, and lifelong learning. We are looking for an innovative, forward-thinking GP with demonstrable leadership experience and a strong desire to contribute to the continued growth and success of the practice. Main duties of the job Main Duties Lead Salaried GP Derby Road Health Centre The Lead Salaried GP delivers core GP duties while providing visible clinical leadership across the practice. The role requires flexibility, professionalism, excellent communication, and a collaborative approach. Clinical Responsibilities: Provide high quality, patient centred care via face to face, telephone, and digital consultations. Undertake on call duties including triage and acute case management. Manage complex and long term conditions, maintain accurate records, undertake home visits where needed, and support safe prescribing. Leadership & Team: Act as a clinical role model, demonstrating integrity and professionalism. Provide mentorship, supervision, and debriefing. Support and help lead clinical meetings, encourage shared learning, and foster collaboration across the multidisciplinary team, including ARRS roles. Contribute to MDT and Safeguarding meetings to ensure coordinated care. Quality Improvement & Research: Lead and support quality improvement, audits, and service development. Support QOF delivery, clinical governance, and patient safety. Promote research activity aligned with the practices Level 4 research status. Professional Expectations: Be adaptable to service needs, communicate effectively, promote innovation and teamwork, and contribute to the ongoing growth and development of the practice. About us About Derby Road Health Centre Derby Road Health Centre is a well-established GP practice serving around 13,000 patients, known for safe, high-quality, patient-centred care. As a Level 4 research practice, we actively engage in research, pilot programmes, and local service innovation. Leadership & Team: Led by three experienced Partners and a stable senior leadership team, we provide clear direction, strong governance, and visible, supportive leadership. Our multidisciplinary team includes ARRS roles such as Social Prescribers, First Contact Physiotherapists, a Geriatrician, Mental Health Nurse, Clinical Pharmacists, and Pharmacy Technicians. This mix ensures effective workload management, enhanced patient care, and collaborative working. Culture: We foster a positive, inclusive culture built on respect, professionalism, and teamwork. Open communication, shared learning, and reflective practice are embedded in meetings and daily working life. Staff wellbeing, worklife balance, and lifelong learning are central, with strong support for leadership development, research, and specialist interests. Why Join Us: Strong leadership, an experienced multidisciplinary team, opportunities for innovation and research, commitment to quality improvement, and a culture prioritising collaboration, wellbeing, and professional growth. We provide an environment where clinicians can thrive and shape the future of the practice. Job responsibilities The GP will be expected to: Fulfil their share of Routine, Urgent appointments and E Consult. Prescribe as per local & national guidelines Accept a share of visits routine and emergency; Accept responsibility and time manage completion of administration: letter, results, referrals, telephone calls and home visits; Accept and manage a share of queries relating to patients; Take responsibility for appropriate referrals (following local guidance and good medical practice) and administration pertaining to them Meet targets for QOF as part of day to day role; Sign a share of repeat prescriptions each day; Complete a share of child protection, insurance & DWP reports & medicals; Attend Mental Health Sections. This would be ideally carried out by the GP who knows the patient best, where possible, otherwise responsibility lies with the On Call doctor at the time when the call is received; Attend Child Protection reviews where appropriate (sessions will be back filled with locum cover as necessary); Complete cremation forms and death certificates, bearing in mind that some GPs may not yet be able to complete Part 2 of the cremation form; Cover for colleagues in exceptional circumstances such as sudden illness, taking into account the individual doctors external commitments such as childcare. The role of the On Call Doctor All doctors will be expected to fulfil their routine responsibilities as detailed above during an On Call session. The On Call doctor should be prepared to: Field & manage urgent queries from outside agency health professionals, reception, admin & nursing staff/healthcare assistants on an ad hoc basis. See face to face and/or contact by telephone patients in on the day/urgent appointments. Essential Education / Qualification GMC Registration Previous Experience Evidence of involvement in Clinical Audit In depth knowledge and understanding of primary and community health care Good understanding of General Practice Procedures Sound understanding of clinical governance Adherence & awareness of confidentiality Experience of change management Experience of MDT & PCN working Interpersonal Skills / Aptitude and Personal Qualities Able to work autonomously or as part of a team Confident and able to effectively communicate with members of the public; colleagues and management Proven patient care skills Adaptable to organisational change Flexibility Responsibility for managing extension to fit note requests received via E Consult Contact patients for scheduled telephone appointments and take urgent telephone calls from patients and liaise with other healthcare professionals as required. Visits before twelve are routine & to be shared between all doctors. Visit requests after 12.30pm triaged by the on call GP as urgent for that day or as routine for the following day. Be present in the building unless on a visit, when you should be contactable by mobile phone in the event of an emergency. The individual doctors should be responsible for having a mobile phone fully charged. Effort required within the role & the working environment Physical Combination of standing and sitting. Frequent data inputting and use of wide range of appropriate software systems. Limited moving and handling. Emotional Occasional verbal abuse (public / patients) Requirement to deal with sensitive issues Potential occasional requirement to diffuse difficult and emotive situations. Mental Ability to work under pressure to effectively deal with high level of patient contacts Concentration required during processing patient information. Purpose built facility and work area. Access to staff parking Exposure to human body fluids Frequent VDU / Telephone use May be required to drive to different venues or sites to attend any relevant training or meetings Health & Safety In addition to the responsibilities of the Employer under Health and Safety legislation you are reminded of your responsibilities for health and safety at work under the Health and Safety At Work Act 1974 as amended and associated legislation. These include the duty to take reasonable care for the health and safety of yourself and of others in your work activities or omissions, and to co operate with your employer in the discharge of its statutory duties. You must adhere strictly to the policies and procedures on health and safety, and report all accidents, dangerous occurrences, unsafe practices or damage to your manager promptly using the Practices incident reporting system. You must make use of appropriate training, safety equipment, protective clothing and footwear and attend training. Failure to comply with these requirements may result in disciplinary action. Of Note:- Requirement for COVID 19 vaccination may be implemented as compulsory under Government regulation unless medically exempt. Person Specification Qualifications Experienced GP GMC Registration Experience in NHS leadership and debriefing . click apply for full job details

Vacancy - Assistant Finance Manager Are you excited by the opportunity to support Departmental Managers with annual budgeting and forecasting, whilst learning about the operations of a Port? Are you a CIMA qualified finance professional with experience supporting the finances of operational departments? We are seeking an Assistant Finance Manager to join our team based in Liverpool and help us kee click apply for full job details

Chief Executive Officer - East and North Hertfordshire Teaching NHS Trust The closing date is 24 April 2026 East and North Hertfordshire Teaching NHS Trust is on an ambitious transformation journey to become an outstanding, patient-led organisation, supporting 6,800 staff to deliver high quality, compassionate care. We are seeking a new Chief Executive Officer, accountable to the Chair and Board for the Trust's strategic leadership and performance. The postholder will ensure strong governance, meet all statutory requirements, and lead the organisation to clinical excellence, financial sustainability and outstanding patient care. The role also includes system leadership across the wider health economy, influencing sustainable service delivery at local, regional and national levels. We are looking for an ambitious and credible leader with significant experience in complex acute or specialist settings, a strong track record of operational delivery, and the ability to inspire and lead across a multi site organisation. In return, this is a unique opportunity to shape the future of the Trust and wider health system within a supportive and forward looking organisation. Main duties of the job Key responsibilities will include: Managing the Trust in accordance with its vision and strategic objectives, as a dynamic organisation, having regard to responsibilities and appropriate involvement of all key stakeholders externally and internally. Ensuring patients, staff and the public have the opportunity and are encouraged to participate in decision making and the planning of service delivery and improvement. Ensuring key standards and measures for the Trust are identified, including those related to performance, quality, service, care, audit, workforce, finance and efficiency and ensuring these are monitored and reported appropriately. Ensuring all Board members have the information they need to play a full part in the governance of the Trust and that the Trust Board is regularly appraised of the key risks and mitigating actions necessary to address those risks. Ensuring the Trust has an effective management system which has patient safety, quality and patient experience as paramount, ensuring mechanisms are in place to continuously monitor these issues. Ensuring the Trust meets its legal requirements, statutory duties and responsibilities and those reporting obligations placed by all external regulators and inspectors. Provide visible and engaging leadership behaviours and personal integrity that models the Trust's values. Please refer to the attached candidate pack for further details and the full list of responsibilities. About us East and North Hertfordshire Teaching NHS Trust is on a journey of transformation. It was formed in 2000 following the merger of two former NHS Trusts serving the east and north Hertfordshire areas. It operates across four sites; acute services are offered at the Lister Hospital; specialist cancer services at the Mount Vernon Cancer Centre (MVCC); and non-acute services at Queen Elizabeth II and Hertford County hospital. The Trust underwent an extensive £150m reconfiguration some years ago which centralised all inpatient and complex services at the Lister in Stevenage. The Trust provides a wide range of acute inpatient, outpatient, diagnostic, ambulatory and urgent care services - including an emergency department and maternity care - as well as regional and sub regional services in renal medicine, urology and plastic surgery. Proudly, the Trust is ranked as the highest performing acute trust in the East of England and 19th nationally among all acute and specialist trusts, according to the latest NHS performance league tables. It was also shortlisted for the HSJ Trust of the Year Award. Approximately 6,800 staff are employed by the Trust, dedicated staff to providing high quality, compassionate care to our patients. We also have an active volunteer network of around 350 people. The Trust's annual turnover is approximately £610 million. Job responsibilities Please refer to the attached candidate pack for further information. To arrange an informal discussion or visit, please contact Anita's Executive Assistant. The closing date for applications is 24 April 2026, with the selection and interview process scheduled for the week commencing 1 June 2026. Person Specification Experience A track record of success as a chief executive (or interim) within an acute or specialist care trust. Proven ability to ensure robust assurance and compliance across financial, governance, legal, regulatory and clinical areas. Significant experience of leading transformational service change. Experience of managing complex problems. Experience of increasing staff engagement, particularly through change and adversity. Demonstrable track record of advancing diversity, representation, equity and inclusion, with evidence of sustained inclusive culture change and reduced workforce inequalities. A track record of establishing strong quality and safety governance frameworks which deliver excellent outcomes for patients. Evidence of working on national programmes or contributing to national policy. Evidence of leading or implementing initiatives underpinned by national research and innovation. Track record of applying a commercial mindset and expertise to all elements of trust leadership. Skills, aptitudes and knowledge Demonstrable track record of sound financial and operational leadership, with proactive oversight of financial drivers. Demonstrable track record of operational performance improvement drawing on best practice. High levels of collaborative working with system partners including acute, community, mental health, primary care, local authorities and the voluntary sector. Ability to influence, negotiate and persuade regarding complex or sensitive issues demonstrating sound judgment, and a high degree of political awareness. Inspirational and motivational skills to lead staff with the ability to lead organisational culture change to support transformation and navigate complex change, balancing long term transformation with short term operational pressures. Ability to identify, assess and manage risk proactively personally and through others. Clear understanding of the national and regional strategic and policy landscape, able to appreciate the implications at a trust local level, adjusting organisational plans accordingly. Track record of patient and local community engagement, including in the co design of patient services to improve access, outcomes and/or experience. Sound knowledge of problem solving and improvement methodologies (knowledge of the Virginia Mason methodology or similar would be an advantage). Experience in leveraging digital technology, data quality and analytics to drive decision making, safety and transformation. Personal qualities and attributes Ability to create, enable and inspire the executive team, empowering courageous decision making and team cohesion, particularly in challenging times. An inspiring leader with vision and the ability to communicate ideas and generate action and delivery through others with drive, sound judgement who can deliver change at pace. Ability to plan strategically, tactically and creatively. Ability to take an innovative approach and encourage innovation in others. The ability to gain the respect of clinicians, managers and academics. Highly developed emotional intelligence and self awareness. Proactive, versatile and problem solving approach. Robust and persistent in the pursuit of objectives whilst responding to short term challenges and priorities. Able to build and maintain personal credibility. Able to prioritise and work under pressure, keeping calm and instilling calm in others. A personal commitment to ethical standards expected of public sector leaders in the UK. Education and professional qualifications Educated to degree level or equivalent experience. Evidence of continuous personal and professional development. Further professional qualification. 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.

An excellent opportunity has arisen for an Assistant Design Manager to join a highly regarded main contractor with a strong reputation for quality, collaboration, and sustainable project delivery across the North West. This is an excellent opportunity for a construction or design professional looking to progress toward a fully qualified Design Manager role through a structured development pathway click apply for full job details

Job Title: Assistant Manager - Credit Administration Location: London Type: Permanent About the Role We are seeking a highly motivated and detail-oriented Assistant Manager - Credit Administration to join our London-based team. This permanent role will be responsible for managing loans and advances, bank guarantees, and portfolio maintenance for bilateral credit and syndication loan accounts click apply for full job details

Science Technician / Laboratory Manager The Science Technician/Laboratory Manager plays a key role in delivering high quality technical and administrative support to the Science Faculty. This position supports teachers by ensuring that practical lessons are well planned, well resourced, and carried out safely and efficiently. Working closely with the Head of Learning Area - Science, the role helps relieve pressure on teaching staff and contributes to a smooth and organised delivery of all practical components across the department. Responsibilities Prepare, set up, and pack down materials and equipment for all science practicals. Maintain, inventory, and safely store laboratory equipment, chemicals, and resources. Oversee day to day management of laboratory spaces, ensuring they are clean, orderly, and compliant with safety standards. Support the Head of Learning Area - Science with administrative duties and resource coordination. Ensure adherence to health and safety regulations, including maintaining safety documentation and facilitating safe laboratory practices. Coordinate the efficient sharing and use of equipment across the Science Faculty. Operate an efficient system of stocking and storing chemicals, equipment, and materials used in labs to ensure teachers know what and when resources are available. Set up, operate, and run checks on science equipment to ensure they are in safe working order and available as and when required. Make simple pieces of equipment and carry out repairs, including soldering and re wiring in a cost effective manner. Arrange for specialist equipment repairs and maintenance to ensure equipment is ready for use and in good working order as far as practicable. Handle repairs or maintenance of photocopiers or printers with IT to minimize disruption to Faculty staff. Submit equipment maintenance requests with the caretaker and/or maintenance staff to ensure hazards are promptly identified and corrected. Clean special equipment and glassware that need additional care or treatment to keep them in optimal condition. Engrave and mark equipment for identification purposes. Obtain and collect non living materials or specimens for dissection and experiments from appropriate sources, and organise for safe disposal. Obtain, collect, and care for living organisms for observation in adherence with the Animal Welfare Act, Rangi procedures and teacher guidance. Check and update accurate storage and inventory of chemicals and equipment through maintaining Safety Data records for hazardous substances. Ensure the safe storage, care, and handling of chemicals, safe disposal of residues and wastes, including micro organisms, to provide a safe working environment for teachers and students. Assist teachers and students with setting up equipment during practical sessions and assessments as required. Assist students by giving advice with equipment requests for individual projects. Prepare equipment and solutions for practical assessments and examinations. Prepare equipment, materials, and solutions required for demonstration and class practical work, practical tests, and field trips. Accompany staff on 'day trips' outside of school if additional adult supervision is required. Organise and supervise Laboratory assistants through day to day management and provide health, safety, and professional development support. Advise staff about practical work, resources, and equipment available. Oversee the practical component of classwork for relieving teachers. Operate an administrative, budget, and ordering system in cooperation with the Head of Learning Area - Science to meet the Faculty's needs within approved delegations. Review equipment needs within the Faculty and advise on purchasing new and replacement equipment within budget. Purchase consumables for the Faculty as and when required. Order, cover, and mark new textbooks and workbooks, ensuring accurate records are provided to the accounts Department. Liaise and negotiate with suppliers and/or service providers to ensure cost effective purchasing of equipment and services. Manage the ordering, safe storage, inventory, and issuing of the Science Badges, Activity Cards, and Certificates. Operate an efficient system for issuing and distributing books and resources, using the school database. Assist the teaching staff with photocopying examination and test papers as required. Work with the Laboratory Manager on health and safety issues and participate in the ongoing programme to maintain safety and first aid procedures. Support the Laboratory Manager to maintain Risk Assess, Safe Method of Use, and PeopleSafe registers where appropriate. Maintain the Technician's area for safety and security purposes. Assist with competitions, science fairs, and field trips when required. Obtain professional development as required to keep abreast of new demands necessitated by changes in the curriculum and its delivery. Liaise with science technicians in other schools and universities. Undertake continued professional development to ensure a clear understanding and working knowledge of the Code of Practice and HAZNO Act. Be conversant with the parameters of the Science curriculum. Comply with the health and safety systems and emergency procedures in place throughout Rangi Ruru. Demonstrate a commitment to continuous health and safety improvement. Ensure prompt and accurate reporting of all hazards, accidents, and incidents. Attend health and safety update training sessions scheduled. Qualifications Highly organised, efficient, and able to manage multiple tasks in a busy environment. Knowledgeable in laboratory procedures and safety practices (or willing to undertake training). A strong communicator who enjoys working collaboratively with teaching staff. Detail oriented, proactive, and confident in managing both technical and administrative aspects of the role. Positive, reliable, and committed to supporting high quality science teaching and learning. Applications close: Friday 1 May 2026 Commencing: Monday 6 July 2026

We would like to share an exciting opportunity that has arisen within the Clinical Networked Services division. We would like to receive interest from an experienced manager looking to join this progressive division as a Band 5 Support Manager under a 6-month fixed term post. The successful applicant will play a pivotal role in helping to run a busy department which has recently undergone massive change with two departments becoming integrated with one another, bringing about new ways of working for management and clinicians as well as a new management structure for administration staff. Main duties of the job The post holders' duties will be varied and will include responsibility for the line management of some B2/B3 staff, preparation for and attendance at some of the trust's performance meetings, ordering office stationery and supplies, assisting with shortlisting and interviews for the department and will deputise for the Assistant service manager where appropriate. About us The Christie is one of Europe's leading cancer centres, treating over 60,000 patients a year. We are based in Manchester and serve a population of 3.2 million across Greater Manchester & Cheshire, but as a national specialist around 15% patients are referred to us from other parts of the country. We provide radiotherapy through one of the largest radiotherapy departments in the world; chemotherapy on site and through 14 other hospitals; highly specialist surgery for complex and rare cancer; and a wide range of support and diagnostic services. We are also an international leader in research, with world first breakthroughs for over 100 years. We run one of the largest early clinical trial units in Europe with over 300 trials every year. Cancer research in Manchester, most of which is undertaken on the Christie site, has been officially ranked the best in the UK. Job responsibilities DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Be able to manage own workload in a fast-paced office environment where the workload and work patterns are often unpredictable. Act as the first point of contact for medical, nursing and clerical / secretarial staff in the resolution of admin queries and problems. Where such issues cannot be resolved, escalate these appropriately to the Assistant Service Managers/Service Managers in a timely manner. Works within defined SOPs, protocol and policies but has autonomy to plan and manage their own workload. Have excellent planning and organisational skills to be responsible for workload planning and delegation for all administrative staff. This will require adjustment of plans to cope with changing demands as well as staffing issues. You will use and trust systems such as Epro to implement action plans to resolve workload inequalities generated through service developments / changes to work practice. Develops information systems to enable and improve the working practices within the department. Required to oversee changes to working practice and implement projects which will require the development of plans to ensure deadlines are met. These projects could be complex in nature and require adjustment as the process develops. Working in conjunction with the Assistant Service Manager for admin staff recruitment and selection in accordance Trust Recruitment Policy. Line management responsibility for a number of staff with responsibility for the management of annual performance development reviews, work allocation and conduct and capability matters for all administrative and clerical staff within the department. Co-ordinate staff absence and record attendance - Co-ordinate and sanction annual leave for all staff under your hierarchy, ensuring adequate cover is maintained. Conduct return to work interviews on staff returning to work following sickness leave. Be able to deal with complex information where negotiation and cooperation is needed such as when dealing with other NHS organisations and/or departments. Contribute to the regular review of working practices, offer feedback on existing processes, and contribute ideas for the development of new ways of working. Review policy and highlight and implement any changes necessary. Use developed analytical skills to review performance data and identify issues which need to be addressed and make judgements on the correct course of action where there may be more than one possible option. Responsible for the induction and training of new staff, and using the Trust ESR system to identify ongoing training needs of administrative and secretarial staff within the Division. Use NHS Supply Chain to manage the requisition of supplies for the administration service, ensuring adequate levels are always maintained and responsible for reporting on supplies to the budget holder (Assistant Service Manager). Ensure all admin staff are up to date with their essential training and attend mandatory training sessions where necessary. Develop and implement systems for monitoring and reviewing attendance. Ensure all staff are aware of and adhere to existing, updated and new Trust policy and procedure. Attend risk management training and undertake risk assessment audits as required. Respond to PALS concerns and Complaints and suggest any appropriate action. Implement required changes in collaboration with the Assistant Service Manager and Service Manager Investigate and respond to incidents raised on the trust Datix reporting system and suggest any appropriate action. Implement required changes in collaboration with the Assistant Service Manager and Service Manager Deputise for Assistant Service Managers as necessary. Act in line with the Christie behaviours, to provide effective leadership and motivation to all admin staff, creating a positive working environment in which staff are valued and respected. Ensure effective systems of communication are implemented within the specialty / department and operate at all times. Establish and chair regular admin staff meetings, ensuring staff have a formal route to raise issues and receive information. Working with the Assistant Service Manager in identifying and managing all issues relating to staff performance in accordance with Trust policy. Seek guidance and support from Human Resources and Occupational Health as required. Strong analytical skills will be required to assist with monitoring information from 104/62 day and 18 week cancer pathways and prioritise and oversee any actions required from the team to ensure these targets are met. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Follow risk management procedures at all times including the identification, assessment and management of risk within the division. To abide by all Trust policies and Procedures. To be responsible for own professional /personal development, including participating in ongoing appraisal and personal development planning. This job description is not intended to be exhaustive but reflects the main responsibilities of the post holder. Other duties may be required from time to time, which are commensurate with the grade of the post. This job description is subject to regular review and appropriate modification Person Specification Qualifications Degree Level or equivalent experience Experience Office management and supervisory experience Proficient in all aspects of Microsoft Office 2000 Adept at managing a busy and diverse workload Very good office administration skills Working knowledge of NHS performance targets, i.e. 18 weeks Skills Excellent verbal and written skills Frequent requirement for concentration whilst work pattern is unpredictable Able to work autonomously as well as part of a team Able to prioritise work and meet deadlines Manages difficult and often emotional staffing matters. Very well organised Personable Enthusiastic, calm and confident Willingness to develop the role Proactive Professional and confidential manner Proven interpersonal and communication skills to work with clinical and management colleagues at all levels across the organisation Knowledge Knowledge of methods for managing a group of staff Knowledge of clinical governance Knowledge across a range of clinical areas, the NHS and changes within it. Values Ability to demonstrate the organisational values and behaviours 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. £32,073 to £39,043 a yearPer annum, Pro rata