Health Protection Case Manager

TN United Kingdom; Bolton; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a dedicated Health Protection Case Manager to enhance community health and manage infectious disease responses. This pivotal role involves leading health protection initiatives, collaborating with various agencies, and ensuring effective project management. You'll engage with local communities to promote public health principles and support outbreak plans. If you're passionate about making a difference in population health, this opportunity offers a rewarding career path with a focus on community impact and collaboration.

Benefits

Referral scheme up to £250

Flexible working hours

Qualifications

• Experience in health protection and project management.
• Strong communication skills with community engagement experience.

Responsibilities

• Lead health protection projects and coordinate response activities.
• Establish relationships with various organizations for collaboration.

Skills

Project Management

Public Health Principles

Collaboration

Communication

Education

Degree in Public Health or related field

Job description

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Are you passionate about improving population health and protecting communities from infectious diseases?

We're working with a Local Authority in Bolton to appoint an experienced Health Protection Case Manager to join their Public Health Directorate, Health Protection Service.

Role Overview:

As a Health Protection Case Manager, you'll play a crucial role in supporting the delivery of our Health Protection prevention activities across communities and settings. Your focus will be on providing support and leadership on health protection prevention projects, including managing and organizing response activities for infectious diseases.

Responsibilities Include:

1. Leading health protection prevention projects, collaborating with statutory and non-statutory agencies, as well as community and voluntary organizations.
2. Supporting the local outbreak plan by coordinating response activities and working closely with partners and local communities.
3. Designing, developing, and interpreting health protection programs, utilizing your project management skills and commitment to public health principles.
4. Establishing and maintaining relationships across organizations, including voluntary and faith sectors, to promote effective collaboration.
5. Providing proactive information to support planning and decision-making processes.
6. Working weekends and bank holidays as needed to fulfill job responsibilities.

Next Steps:

If you believe you have the qualifications and qualities required for this position, and would like to learn more, you can:

• Click the "apply" button to begin the application process.
• Get in touch with Sophie at 01772 954 200 for further information.

At Spencer Clarke Group, we take pride in connecting individuals with the best career opportunities.

We also offer a leading referral scheme of up to £250*, so if you know someone seeking an exciting career opportunity, encourage them to contact Sophie at Spencer Clarke Group.