Senior Improvement Manager — Learning Disability Transformation

NHS; Cardiff; On-site; GBP 58,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

NHS Wales Performance & Improvement seeks a Learning Disability Senior Improvement Manager to drive national transformation of learning disability services across Wales. You will lead multi-agency programmes, coordinating across health, social care and partners to deliver improved outcomes for individuals, families and carers.

Strong background in social care for learning disabilities and experience in programme leadership, quality improvement and co-production are essential.

Qualifications

• Masters degree level or equivalent senior managerial/clinical experience.
• Evidence of continued professional development.
• Advanced specialist vocational courses (e.g., PRINCE2, PGCE, Leadership and management, AMHP).
• Project/programme management qualification or equivalent experience in leading programme/projects with demonstrable outcomes.
• Coaching qualification.

Responsibilities

• Lead improvement programmes across Wales to transform learning disability services.
• Collaborate with local authorities, health boards, Welsh Government and partner organisations.
• Use programme leadership, quality improvement and co-production to drive sustainable change.
• Engage with stakeholders across sectors to strengthen integrated services.

Skills

Learning disability services knowledge

Programme management

Stakeholder influence

Co-production

Education

Masters degree

CPD

PRINCE2

Project/programme management qualification

Coaching

Job description

NHS Wales Performance & Improvement seeks a Learning Disability Senior Improvement Manager to drive national transformation of learning disability services across Wales. You will lead multi-agency programmes, coordinating across health, social care and partners to deliver improved outcomes for individuals, families and carers.

Strong background in social care for learning disabilities and experience in programme leadership, quality improvement and co-production are essential.