FAQs
What is the main focus of the Engagement and Organisational Development Specialist role?
The main focus is on organisational development, leadership development, and talent management, with an emphasis on driving improvements in capability and culture within the organisation.
Is prior experience in the NHS required for this position?
Prior knowledge of the NHS is useful but not essential for this role.
What skills are particularly valued for this role?
Candidates should possess advanced facilitation skills, experience in enabling sustainable change through OD and behaviour-focused interventions, and competence in using conversational methodologies.
What types of activities will the role involve?
The role involves collaborative working, consultancy at all levels, facilitation of various groups, and leading on OD and culture interventions.
How long is this position for?
This is a maternity cover position for 12 months.
What is the team's approach to diversity and inclusion?
The team actively promotes equity, diversity, inclusion, belonging, and engagement, ensuring these concepts are central to all activities undertaken.
Will the role involve travel?
Yes, minimal travel to satellite sites (Oldham, Salford, Macclesfield) may be required.
What key responsibilities will the role-holder have?
The role-holder will lead organisational development and culture interventions, provide internal consultancy support, drive leadership capability, and improve engagement processes.
Who can be contacted for more information about the position?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Rebecca Coles, the Head of Organisational Development and Engagement, via email at rebecca.coles13@nhs.net or telephone at 07764493953.
What is the team like that the role-holder will join?
The small department includes the EDI function and plays a key role in developing an inclusive culture across the Trust, working closely on initiatives aligned with contemporary thinking and demonstrating impact.

