FAQs
What is the duration of the Arts Coordinator position?
The Arts Coordinator position is a three-year fixed-term post.
What kind of activities will the Arts Coordinator be involved in?
The Arts Coordinator will support the planning and delivery of arts participation projects, including music, dance, theatre performances, and temporary exhibitions for wards, outpatients, and public areas.
Will the Arts Coordinator be working with artists?
Yes, the Arts Coordinator will work closely with resident and visiting artists, providing support throughout project delivery.
Is there an emphasis on community involvement in the arts projects?
Yes, the role involves collaborating with the community to develop meaningful arts experiences that respond to the needs of patients and staff.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
The job encourages engagement with various networks within the hospital, enhancing opportunities for professional development and collaboration.
How does GOSH Arts prioritize diversity and inclusion in its workforce?
GOSH Arts is committed to attracting a diverse workforce and encourages applications from underrepresented groups, believing that diversity enhances the care provided to children and young people.
Who can I contact for more information about the role?
For further details or to schedule an informal visit, you can contact Kate Phillimore, the Arts Manager, at Kate.Phillimore@gosh.nhs.uk.
What type of content will the Arts Coordinator create?
The Arts Coordinator will create a range of digital and written content for internal and external publicity, including website updates, social media posts, newsletter submissions, and press inquiries.
Is administrative support part of the Arts Coordinator's responsibilities?
Yes, providing administrative support is a part of the Arts Coordinator’s responsibilities.
Will the Arts Coordinator contribute to evaluating the arts programs?
Yes, the Arts Coordinator will gather and collate monitoring data, case studies, and contribute to the development and implementation of the GOSH Arts evaluation strategy.