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A health services organization is seeking an Organisational Development Co-ordinator to support tender and proposal submissions. The successful candidate will manage schedules, coordinate communication with stakeholders, and handle various administrative tasks. Ideal applicants should hold a degree and have strong abilities in project management and organizational skills. The position offers flexibility with an option for remote work, alongside necessary in-person meetings.
JOB DESCRIPTION
Organisational development co-ordinator
MAIN PURPOSE:
The main purpose of the Organisational Development Co-ordinator is to support the administrative functions related to responding to tenders and organisational opportunities within the organisational development team. This role, which will report directly to the Head of Organisational Development, involves identifying, administrating, scheduling and timetabling bid responses, proposals and opportunity responses, as well as asking for and coordinating information from colleagues to ensure timely and accurate submissions. The coordinator will also be responsible for managing communication with stakeholders within the organisation, maintaining records, and monitoring the progress of various initiatives to align with Everyone Health’s growth and development related goals and objectives.
SUMMARY OF RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES
Working to the direction of the Head of Organisational Development:
PERSON SPECIFICATION
1. SKILLS & ABILITIES
2. KNOWLEDGE
3. EXPERIENCE
4. QUALIFICATIONS
5. SPECIAL CONDITIONS
6. SAFEGUARDING
Everyone Health Ltd is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of the adults, young people and children who use the services. All staff have a responsibility to report any identified concerns of abuse or exploitation through the appropriate route in line with the respective policies and procedures.
FITNESS TO PRACTISE
Applicants will need to confirm if:
Everyone Health delivers multi-component health related and lifestyle services, including prevention and early intervention, on behalf of Clinical Commissioning Groups and Local Authorities in community based localities across the UK.