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Service Improvement Operational Lead–Case Management System Programme

  • Job
    Full-time
    Senior Level
  • Healthcare
    Business, Operations & Strategy

AI generated summary

  • You must provide strategic leadership, drive service improvement, manage CMS implementation, enhance efficiency, and offer expert advice to ensure successful program delivery.
  • You will lead adults' CMS practices, drive service improvements, champion change, ensure system implementation, and provide strategic insight to enhance efficiency and deliver program benefits.

Requirements

  • A senior professional within the directorate, providing strategic and operational leadership to drive through service improvement and business transformational change required for the programme.
  • Lead the CMS system implementation and service improvement activity.
  • Review and challenge existing practices to maximise efficiency and deliver benefits.
  • You will identify support required, help achieve clarity of purpose, benefits and, ultimately, value for money.
  • Reports to the Associate Director of Operations - Adult Social Care, accountable for CMS Programme delivery.
  • As a senior member of the CMS Programme Board, you will provide expert advice and operational insight to support key decisions and ensure successful delivery of the programme.
  • This is a high-profile role requiring strong leadership, strategic thinking, and the ability to manage complexity and ambiguity while driving transformational change.

Responsibilities

  • You will lead and be accountable for the Adults’ elements of the CMS Programme practice and process work plan, as well as the shared responsibilities across teams.
  • A senior professional within the directorate, providing strategic and operational leadership to drive through service improvement and business transformational change required for the programme.
  • To act as the champion of the CMS Programme, champion the change and help embed the behavioural changes required to deliver the programme and realise the benefits of the change.
  • This role will ensure connectivity and expertise within and between existing improvement activities of significant strategic importance.
  • Lead the CMS system implementation and service improvement activity.
  • Review and challenge existing practices to maximise efficiency and deliver benefits.
  • You will identify support required, help achieve clarity of purpose, benefits and, ultimately, value for money.
  • Reports to the Associate Director of Operations - Adult Social Care, accountable for CMS Programme delivery.
  • As a senior member of the CMS Programme Board, you will provide expert advice and operational insight to support key decisions and ensure successful delivery of the programme.
  • This is a high-profile role requiring strong leadership, strategic thinking, and the ability to manage complexity and ambiguity while driving transformational change.

FAQs

What is the primary responsibility of the Service Improvement Operational Lead for the CMS Programme?

The primary responsibility is to lead and be accountable for the Adults’ elements of the CMS Programme practice and process work plan, as well as shared responsibilities across teams.

Who will the Service Improvement Operational Lead report to?

The Service Improvement Operational Lead will report to the Associate Director of Operations - Adult Social Care.

What type of experience is expected from candidates?

Candidates should have strong leadership, strategic thinking, and the ability to manage complexity and ambiguity while driving transformational change.

What role does the Service Improvement Operational Lead play in the CMS Programme Board?

The Service Improvement Operational Lead serves as a senior member of the CMS Programme Board, providing expert advice and operational insight to support key decisions and ensure successful delivery of the programme.

What kind of activities will the Service Improvement Operational Lead oversee?

The lead will oversee the CMS system implementation and service improvement activity, reviewing and challenging existing practices to maximize efficiency and deliver benefits.

How important is collaboration in this role?

Collaboration is crucial, as the role involves ensuring connectivity and expertise within and between existing improvement activities of significant strategic importance across teams and partner organizations.

What types of changes is the Service Improvement Operational Lead expected to champion?

The lead is expected to champion the change associated with the CMS Programme and help embed the behavioral changes required to deliver the programme and realize its benefits.

Will the Service Improvement Operational Lead work with personnel from other teams?

Yes, the role involves working with staff at all levels across the Adult Social Care Operational team as well as with partner organizations.

What qualifications or skills are desirable for this position?

Desirable qualifications include strong leadership abilities, strategic thinking, expertise in service improvement, and experience in managing transformational change initiatives.

Can interested applicants contact someone for informal inquiries about the role?

Yes, interested applicants can contact Samantha French, the ADO for Adult Social Care, via email at samantha.french1@nhs.net or by telephone at 07553 864 160 for further details or informal visits.

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Mission & Purpose

Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust is a healthcare organisation in the UK that provides a wide range of medical and community services. This includes hospital care, community health services, adult social care, and mental health support across Torbay and South Devon. The Trust's mission is to deliver high-quality, compassionate care, ensuring patients and their families receive seamless, integrated support. Their purpose is to improve the health and well-being of the local community by offering personalised, patient-centred care.