Involvement Administrator

Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust; Gloucester; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A health and care services provider in Gloucester is looking for a Partnership Team Coordinator to improve community access to health services. This role involves coordinating administrative tasks, engaging with service users, carers, and stakeholders, and supporting the involvement of service users in decision-making. The successful candidate will work closely with various teams to enhance service delivery and user experience.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and manage administrative aspects of the Partnership Team.
• Communicate with Experts by Experience, service users, and partner organizations.
• Lead projects on decision making involving service users and carers.

Job description

Partnership Team role is to improve knowledge of health and care services among people living in Gloucestershire, encourage access to services and to raise awareness of their experiences as service users or carers. We lead on Working Together and co-production agenda to ensure our service users and carers are involved in all areas of decision making; such as recruitment and selection of staff, improvement workstreams and service design.

Working under the direction of the Service Development Manager (Countywide), the post holder will work alongside Locality Inclusion Leads, Service Development Managers, Head of Partnership and the wider Involvement and Partnership Directorate and Clinical / Operational teams. The post holder will have responsibility for coordinating and undertaking the administrative aspects of the Partnership Team, which involves communicating with Experts by Experience, service users, carers, staff, partner organisations, stakeholders, agencies and members of the wider public.

This individual responsibility will be coordinating and undertaking the administrative aspects of the Involvement within Partnerships Team, which involves communicating with Experts by Experience, service users, carers, staff, partner organisations, stakeholders, agencies and members of the wider public.