Inclusive Practice Project Manager - Data-Driven

University of Cambridge; Cambridge; On-site; GBP 38,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Cambridge seeks a Project Manager to run the clinical medicine part of the Pathways to Inclusive Practice pilot. You will manage day-to-day plans, budgets and risks, coordinating with students, staff and external partners.

The role involves analysing focus group data and building a Power BI database with an AI search interface, followed by staff training. The ideal candidate brings project/administrative experience, strong organisational and analytical abilities, and a solid

Qualifications

• Experience in project or administrative roles, ideally including work with students.
• Strong organisational, communication and analytical skills.
• Understanding of disability and neurodiversity, from professional or lived experience.
• Confidence with Microsoft 365, plus some experience of Power BI or similar tools.
• A degree, a Level 6 vocational qualification, or equivalent practical experience.

Responsibilities

• Manage the project day to day, including plans, budgets and risks.
• Be the main contact for students, University and NHS staff, and external partners.
• Analyse focus group data and build a project database in Power BI with an AI search interface.
• Train staff to use the Power BI AI search interface.

Skills

Project management

Administrative experience

Analytical skills

Disability & neurodiversity awareness

Stakeholder communication

Education

Degree or Level 6 vocational qualification

Tools

Power BI

Microsoft 365

Job description

University of Cambridge seeks a Project Manager to run the clinical medicine part of the Pathways to Inclusive Practice pilot. You will manage day-to-day plans, budgets and risks, coordinating with students, staff and external partners.

The role involves analysing focus group data and building a Power BI database with an AI search interface, followed by staff training. The ideal candidate brings project/administrative experience, strong organisational and analytical abilities, and a solid