Logo of Huzzle

Quality Improvement Practice Developer

Applications are closed

  • Job
    Full-time
    Senior Level
  • Healthcare
    Education & Teaching

Requirements

  • A proven track record of service improvement
  • Experience in designing and delivering training programmes; and an ability to coach others in improvement techniques
  • Leadership and influencing skills with the ability to enthuse, motivate and involve individuals and teams to try new things
  • The ability to plan complex multi-dimensional projects and programmes; prioritising, adapting plans, resource planning, stakeholder management, and benefits identification, delivery and tracking

Responsibilities

  • Leading on complex QI programmes that aim for end to end pathway improvement to ensure our approach is followed, stakeholders are engaged, and quantifiable benefits are made
  • Designing, delivering and evaluating QI training and coaching to clinical and non-clinical staff at all levels, which supports the development of QI skills across the Trust
  • Providing expertise and advice to Trust teams to support identification of problems, designing of appropriate improvement approaches, and evaluation of outcomes

FAQs

What is the primary focus of the QI Practice Developer role?

The primary focus is to lead and support improvement activities, programmes, and projects across the Trust, with an emphasis on engaging staff in quality improvement (QI) practices.

What kind of experience is required for this position?

Applicants should have a proven track record of service improvement, experience in designing and delivering training programmes, and the ability to coach others in improvement techniques.

What level of education or qualification is preferred for this role?

While specific educational qualifications are not mentioned, substantial experience in service improvement and training delivery is essential for this role.

Are there opportunities for professional development?

Yes, the Trust values continuous professional development and actively supports staff in building on their skills and knowledge.

What kind of projects will the QI Practice Developer be leading?

The role involves leading complex QI programmes focusing on end-to-end pathway improvement, engaging stakeholders, and delivering quantifiable benefits.

Who will the QI Practice Developer be training?

The QI Practice Developer will be training and coaching both clinical and non-clinical staff at all levels within the Trust.

Where is the Royal Surrey Trust located?

The main acute hospital site is in Guildford, with community hospital sites at Milford, Haslemere, and Cranleigh, in addition to providing adult community health services in homes across Guildford and Waverley.

What is the expected working schedule for this role?

The role follows a standard 37.5-hour working week.

How does the Trust ensure a collaborative work environment?

The Trust promotes a compassionate and collaborative culture, recognizing that their 5000 colleagues are their greatest strength.

Can I contact someone for more information about the role?

Yes, you can contact Russel Bird, Senior QI Practice Developer, via email at russel.bird@nhs.net for further details or to arrange an informal visit.

World class care for our community

Science & Healthcare
Industry
1001-5000
Employees
1981
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

We provide health care services from Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford and adult community healthcare services from Haslemere Hospital and Milford Hospital. Royal Surrey County Hospital provides emergency and general hospital services to a population of more than 330,000 across south west Surrey. It is also home to St Luke’s, our specialist tertiary Cancer Centre, which offers state of the art diagnostic and treatment services to a population of up to 2 million across Surrey, West Sussex, Hampshire and to patients from across the UK and abroad.