Associate Medical Director roles

Black Country Integrated Care Board; Wolverhampton; On-site; GBP 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Black Country Integrated Care Board is inviting senior clinicians to shape healthcare across Birmingham, the Black Country and Solihull. This role provides strategic clinical leadership and professional advice across designated portfolios to support priorities and system transformation.

Sessions may focus on governance, long-term conditions, mental health and cancer, with opportunities to influence pathways, care models and population health, and to tackle health inequalities across diverse

Responsibilities

• Providing credible, evidence-based clinical leadership, advice and constructive challenge to inform strategic commissioning, service transformation and improvement.
• Leading clinical engagement and building effective partnerships across primary, community, acute, mental health, local authority and wider system services, as required.
• Influencing the development of clinical strategies, pathways and service models to improve quality, safety, patient experience and outcomes.
• Championing prevention, population health, reducing health inequalities and the delivery of more integrated, proactive care closer to home.
• Supporting innovation, digital transformation, productivity and the effective use of system resources.
• Leading or contributing to relevant clinical programme groups, governance arrangements and system-wide improvement priorities.

Job description

Help shape the future of healthcare across Birmingham, the Black Country and Solihull Join our Medical Directorate as a clinical leader during system transformation across the Birmingham, Black Country and Solihull ICB cluster. Help deliver our clinical strategy, improve outcomes and tackle health inequalities for our diverse communities. Bring your expertise, energy and ambition to drive change across organisational boundaries. Sessional leadership opportunities include: (i) Primary Care Governance (ii) Long Term Conditions (iii) Mental Health & LDA (iv) Cancer, Elective Care & Diagnostics (v) Primary Care Programmes, UEC, Frailty & EoL (vi) Womens Health, Maternity & Childrens We welcome specialist expertise, e.g. CVDRM or Respiratory within Long Term Conditions. Sessions may be shared between clinical leads. Passionate about better healthcare and ready to challenge existing approaches? We want to hear from you. Interviews will be held on 23 or 24 November or 2 or 9 December 2026, As a senior clinical leader within the Medical Directorate, you will provide strategic clinical leadership and professional advice across your designated portfolio, supporting the development and delivery of priorities across the Birmingham, Black Country and Solihull ICB Cluster.

• Providing credible, evidence-based clinical leadership, advice and constructive challenge to inform strategic commissioning, service transformation and improvement
• Leading clinical engagement and building effective partnerships across primary, community, acute, mental health, local authority and wider system services, as required.
• Influencing the development of clinical strategies, pathways and service models to improve quality, safety, patient experience and outcomes.
• Championing prevention, population health, reducing health inequalities and the delivery of more integrated, proactive care closer to home.
• Supporting innovation, digital transformation, productivity and the effective use of system resources.
• Leading or contributing to relevant clinical programme groups, governance arrangements and system-wide improvement priorities.

Working collaboratively with fellow clinical leaders to translate strategic ambitions into measurable improvements for patients and communities.

Birmingham, the Black Country and Solihull Integrated Care Board (ICB) brings together the NHS, local councils and voluntary sector partners to support 2.7 million people. Our vision is to make the area the healthiest place to live and work by improving life chances and reducing inequalities.