FAQs
What is the role of the Group Chief People Officer?
The Group Chief People Officer will help shape and develop the culture and workforce delivery across the newly formed Norfolk & Waveney University Hospitals Group, focusing on transforming patient and staff experience.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A proven track record of executive HR leadership in a large complex organization is essential, along with exceptional leadership skills to meet the challenges of 18,000 employees.
Will the Group Chief People Officer be a voting member of the Board of Directors?
No, the Group Chief People Officer will be a non-voting attendee at the Board of Directors.
Who will the Group Chief People Officer collaborate with?
The Group Chief People Officer will work closely with Group hospital leadership teams, clinical groups, professional bodies, trade unions, staff representatives, and partners across the Norfolk & Waveney Integrated Care System.
What are some key responsibilities of the Group Chief People Officer?
Key responsibilities include driving change and growth, ensuring effective workforce strategy delivery, maintaining strong relationships with various stakeholders, and ensuring high professional standards across HR and OD services.
What kind of work culture is being emphasized at Norfolk & Waveney University Hospitals Group?
The Group emphasizes a culture rooted in compassion, flexibility, continuous learning, and a commitment to making it a great place to work for staff.
What support and benefits are offered to staff?
Benefits include flexible working hours, a fast track staff physiotherapy service, discounted gym memberships, generous pension schemes, Wagestream access, on-site nursery, and support in career development.
How can I get further details or arrange an informal visit?
You can contact Rees Milbourne, Chief of Staff, at rees.millbourne@nnuh.nhs.uk for further details or to arrange an informal visit.

