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A local government authority in the United Kingdom is seeking a Consultant in Public Health to lead initiatives aimed at improving health and wellbeing in Bradford. The successful candidate will provide expert advisory input, engage with stakeholders, and translate evidence into policy. This permanent role requires a trained specialist on the GMC or UK Public Health Register with experience in public health projects. Join a passionate team committed to health improvement in a diverse community.
Department of Adults Social Care • Public Health • Consultant in Public Health • 1 x 37 hours per week • Salary: £83,571 - £96,376 pa (Dependent upon experience) • Permanent • Based at Britannia House
We are seeking to appoint a Consultant in Public Health who will work to improve the wellbeing and health of the people of Bradford. This is a permanent post, and we are looking for candidates who are dynamic, focused and skilled, and capable of driving projects at a pace necessary to deliver the changes needed to improve health and wellbeing and deliver evidence based policy and strategy, within a passionate and ambitious public health team.
Bradford is the UK’s youngest city, with more than a quarter of people aged under 18 and is among its most diverse; 36% of people are from ethnic minorities and over 150 languages are spoken here. Bradford has high levels of poor health and some of the lowest healthy life expectancy in England. We have a strong focus on applied research with our partnership with the Bradford Institute of Health Research and as a Council we were recently successful in securing £5m to develop research capacity and capability across the Council with a focus on wider determinants of health. Bradford will also be City of Culture in 2025 so this is an exciting time to be in Bradford.
Bradford is an innovative place committed to improving health outcomes for its residents, despite the substantial challenges of poverty and inequalities. Working relationships with partner organisations are strong, and this post will contribute to our achievement of greater cross-sectoral integration through systems-leadership and delivery of joint priorities.
The successful candidates will be trained specialists on the GMC Register/GDC Specialist List or UK Public Health Register.