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Seymour John Public Services is partnering with Gloucestershire Managed Services Limited to recruit a Head of Capital Projects for the Capital Delivery function in Gloucestershire.
The role leads a £37 million annual capital programme, shaping governance, assurance and delivery across healthcare estates, with a team of ~15 and 2 direct reports. Hybrid working and senior leadership responsibilities offer strategic influence across GHFT sites.
Location: Gloucestershire, with attendance across GHFT sites and hybrid working
Remuneration: £79,504 - £91,609 per annum
Closing Date: 7 September 2026 (12 noon)
Lead the delivery of a significant healthcare capital portfolio across Gloucestershire
Seymour John Public Services is delighted to be partnering with Gloucestershire Managed Services Limited to recruit an exceptional Head of Capital Projects at a pivotal stage in the development of its Capital Delivery function.
This is a significant senior leadership opportunity for an experienced capital projects leader to take strategic and operational responsibility for the planning, prioritisation, governance, assurance and delivery of a capital investment portfolio valued at approximately £37 million per annum.
GMS is a wholly owned subsidiary of Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and provides a broad range of estates, facilities, infrastructure and support services that enable frontline healthcare services to operate safely, efficiently and effectively.
This role requires candidates with direct experience of large, complex capital, estates, infrastructure or healthcare construction programmes. It is not intended for generalist project managers who cannot evidence experience operating within substantial capital and estates environments.
Applicants should be able to demonstrate:
We are committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce that reflects the communities served by GMS.
Applications are welcomed from individuals from diverse backgrounds and underrepresented groups