Pathology IT Systems & Service Manager

STOCKPORT NHS FOUNDATION TRUST; Stockport; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

NHS pension scheme

Salary sacrifice schemes

NHS Staff discounts

Cycle to work scheme

Stockport Credit Union

Annual leave 27-33 days

Job summary

Stockport NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Deputy IT Manager for Laboratory IT to ensure high-quality service delivery across pathology IT systems and assets. You will support clinical and non-clinical IT platforms, train users, and drive improvements within ISO 15189 guidelines.

You will engage with the Directorate on policy, participate in strategy groups, and monitor performance against national and local targets, while contributing to monthly workload reporting and system archiving projects.

Qualifications

• Experience delivering IT services in a pathology or hospital setting.
• Ability to manage clinical and non-clinical IT systems and provide first-line support.
• Experience training and developing users on pathology and hospital systems.

Responsibilities

• Manage day-to-day IT systems in pathology, including statistics and monitoring.
• Provide IT support across Laboratory medicine and lab systems.
• Develop and train users for Pathology and Hospital systems (Telepath, Review, tQuest, Keystone, DAWN, etc).
• Contribute to ISO 15189 compliance and IT governance.
• Represent the department in meetings and strategy groups.
• Monitor service standards against national plans and local requirements.
• Produce monthly pathology workload statistics.
• Undertake project work for service developments and corporate agenda.
• Oversee IT asset management and stock control of consumables.

Skills

IT systems management

IT support

User training

Asset management

Data archiving

Project work

Policy compliance

Tools

Telepath

Review

tQuest

Keystone

DAWN

Blood Track

Roche Vantage

Sectra Digital Pathology

Job description

Stockport NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Deputy IT Manager for Laboratory IT to ensure high-quality service delivery across pathology IT systems and assets. You will support clinical and non-clinical IT platforms, train users, and drive improvements within ISO 15189 guidelines.

You will engage with the Directorate on policy, participate in strategy groups, and monitor performance against national and local targets, while contributing to monthly workload reporting and system archiving projects.