Community Affairs Manager

Recooty; Uxbridge; Remote; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

An exciting opportunity awaits within a dynamic consultancy working on behalf of a global pharma company. As a Community Affairs Manager, you will play a crucial role in supporting healthcare professionals to improve care standards for individuals living with HIV. This role involves developing educational programs, collaborating with partners, and driving service improvements. Join a forward-thinking team that values innovation and is committed to making a difference in healthcare. If you are passionate about HIV care and possess strong interpersonal skills, this role is perfect for you!

Qualifications

• Professional qualification in healthcare or allied health professions is essential.
• Proven expertise in HIV knowledge and service improvement.

Responsibilities

• Support HCPs in identifying performance gaps and implementing best practices.
• Develop and deliver HIV education programs to enhance care standards.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Relationship building

Self-motivation

Knowledge of HIV

Clinical audit expertise

Education

Professional qualification (HCP/AHP)

Job description

Job description

18 Month Fixed Term Contract

BrightFrog is a dynamic IT and Business Transformation Consultancy and we are continuing to expand our innovative and diverse team. BrightFrog are working on behalf of an exciting Global Pharma company going through a significant period of transformational change.

One of our clients requires a Community Affairs Manager, working in the HIV Outcomes and Services Support Team on an 18-month contract. The team is responsible for supporting Health Care Professionals and Allied Healthcare Professionals to deliver service improvements to achieve national standards of care for People Living with HIV (PLWHIV).

Location:

The role is field-based, so applicants can be based anywhere in the UK.

Essential Duties and Job Functions

1. Utilise knowledge and experience to support HCPs to identify gaps between their performance and national clinical standards (BHIVA/NHIVNA).
2. Utilise credible levels of HIV therapeutic disease working knowledge to promote better standards of care for PLWHIV.
3. Develop and deliver HIV education programmes supporting HCPs to understand the importance of long-term health in HIV through 1:1 and meeting activity.
4. Utilise knowledge and experience to support HCPs' implementation of best practice standards and health assessments into all HIV care.
5. Develop, approve and deploy appropriate resources to support service improvement.
6. Generate ideas to help create new targeted education programmes.
7. Work in collaboration with outside partner organisations/staff to support HCPs.
8. Represent professional events and promote service improvement at such events.
9. Must be able to work cooperatively with internal team members on various cross-functional projects.
10. Build and extend relationships with key customers to enhance delivery of care through supporting audit, education, and service improvement.
11. Complete necessary administrative tasks in a timely manner e.g. updating customer database, expenses, G360 (call reporting system).
12. Comply with all external regulations and laws and all internal policies and procedures.

Knowledge, Experience and Skills

1. Professional qualification including but not limited to HCP/AHP.
2. Must be self-motivated but also able to work successfully with other employees.
3. Takes ownership of goals set and agreed with line manager.
4. Relevant HIV knowledge is essential.
5. Proven expertise in interpersonal and relationship building skills is required.
6. Demonstrable expertise in delivering clinical audit, service evaluation and continuous service improvement within a HIV setting.