Community Engagement & Events Lead

Brownlow Group Practice; Liverpool; On-site; GBP 31,000 - 38,000; Full time

Job summary

A healthcare organization in Liverpool is seeking a Community Engagement and Event Planner to lead initiatives that strengthen relationships with local communities. This role involves mapping community assets, coordinating events, and ensuring high-quality delivery, with an emphasis on promoting health and wellbeing. The ideal candidate should have experience in community engagement, excellent organizational skills, and a strong knowledge of health inequalities. A competitive salary between £31,049 and £37,796 is offered, depending on experience.

Benefits

Protected study leave with financial allowance

Comprehensive mentorship and induction programme

Qualifications

• Experience in planning and delivering community events.
• Experience in community engagement or event planning.
• Knowledge of health inequalities and personalized care.
• Experience in NHS or healthcare setting.
• Understanding of safeguarding.

Responsibilities

• Map community assets and existing relationships to inform engagement strategy.
• Develop a calendar of events reflecting diverse populations and national campaigns.
• Collaborate with healthcare teams to deliver events.
• Take responsibility for delivery of the events.
• Engage community leaders to maximize participation.
• Liaise with partners to secure resources.
• Promote events through social media.
• Prepare event proposals including KPIs and budgets.
• Write post-event reports summarizing outcomes.

Skills

Strong organisational and communication skills

Ability to manage budgets

Ability to work under pressure

Education

Proficient in Microsoft Office/Microsoft 365

Job description

A healthcare organization in Liverpool is seeking a Community Engagement and Event Planner to lead initiatives that strengthen relationships with local communities. This role involves mapping community assets, coordinating events, and ensuring high-quality delivery, with an emphasis on promoting health and wellbeing. The ideal candidate should have experience in community engagement, excellent organizational skills, and a strong knowledge of health inequalities. A competitive salary between £31,049 and £37,796 is offered, depending on experience.