FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Digital Transformation Project Manager role?
The primary focus is to lead the full lifecycle delivery of multiple complex digital and transformation projects to support the Trust's digital, IT, and service transformation priorities.
What qualifications are preferred for this position?
The role seeks an individual with strong NHS or large-scale digital project experience and a passion for improving services through effective change and collaboration.
What responsibilities will the Project Manager have regarding project documentation?
The Project Manager will produce and maintain high-quality project documentation, including Project Initiation Documents (PIDs), plans, risk and issue logs, and progress reports.
How does this role interact with stakeholders?
The Project Manager will provide clear, regular communication to stakeholders at all levels, including senior leaders and frontline clinical teams.
Will the Project Manager have any line management responsibilities?
Yes, the Project Manager will line manage and support project team members where required, contributing to staff development and performance management.
What are the key values of the organization?
The key values, remembered by the acronym ICORE, are Innovation, Care, Openness, Respect, and Engagement.
What opportunities are available for staff networks?
There are various staff networks available, including the Global Ethnic Majority (GEM) network, D-Ability network, LGBTQ+ Network, Women's Network, and the emerging Armed Forces network.
What kind of support does the organization offer for staff wellbeing?
The organization offers a range of support and initiatives as part of the 'Balance' programme to cater for the diverse workforce and ensure a happy and healthy working experience.
How can I get in touch for more details or informal visits?
You can contact Adam Charlton, the Digital Transformation Relationship Manager, at adam.charlton@nhs.net or by telephone at 0191 445 6103.

