Interim Clinical Safety Lead – Digital Health Systems

British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS); Warwick; Híbrido; GBP 68.000 - 75.000; Tempo integral

Benefícios oferecidos por esta vaga

Hybrid with travel to Head Office

Resumo da vaga

BPAS is seeking an Interim Clinical Safety Officer to provide clinical safety leadership across our digital health systems, ensuring technology supports safe, patient-centred care. You will lead clinical risk management, provide assurance and collaborate with clinical, operational and digital teams.

You will establish the Clinical Risk Management System, oversee the safety of booking and clinical record systems, BIS and CAS2, and contribute to the future clinical systems strategy while ensuring

Qualificações

• Current, unrestricted registration with a UK healthcare professional body.
• Experience providing clinical safety assurance for digital health systems.
• Competence to undertake the role independently.

Responsabilidades

• Establish and strengthen BPAS' Clinical Risk Management System and provide safety oversight for existing systems.
• Identify and assess clinical risks, maintain hazard logs and safety cases with appropriate controls.
• Support future clinical systems strategy with clinical safety input into requirements, procurement, testing and data migration.

Conhecimentos

Clinical risk management

Hazard assessments

Independent clinical safety judgement

Analytical

Collaborative

Stakeholder engagement

Formação

Degree-level clinical qualification

Postgraduate qualification in clinical informatics / digital health / patient safety

Ferramentas

DCB0129 / DCB0160 training

Descrição da vaga

BPAS is seeking an Interim Clinical Safety Officer to provide clinical safety leadership across our digital health systems, ensuring technology supports safe, patient-centred care. You will lead clinical risk management, provide assurance and collaborate with clinical, operational and digital teams.

You will establish the Clinical Risk Management System, oversee the safety of booking and clinical record systems, BIS and CAS2, and contribute to the future clinical systems strategy while ensuring