System Transformation Director

Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust; London Borough of Hackney; Presencial; GBP 88.000 - 100.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Head of System Redesign to drive advanced improvement architecture and governance. You will lead cross-boundary redesign efforts across the Trust and City and Hackney partnership, delivering data-driven improvements and stakeholder engagement.

The role requires senior leadership in continuous improvement, strategic planning, and budget management, with a focus on reducing fragmentation and enhancing patient flow through hospital and community

Formación

• Master's degree in health, management or technical field or equivalent senior experience.
• Advanced qualification in Continuous Quality Improvement / System Redesign methodology (e.g. Virginia Mason, IHI).
• PGCert or equivalent qualification.

Responsabilidades

• Act as definitive expert on complex improvement systems and redesign methodologies.
• Establish standardised operating procedures, quality governance and toolkits across the directorate.
• Lead large-scale service design and pathway transformation to optimise patient flow and reduce fragmentation.
• Build cross-sector communities of practice to accelerate spread of redesign concepts.
• Lead data analysis for improvement for Trust Board and partnership boards.

Conocimientos

Leadership

Negotiation

Influencing

Coaching

Facilitation

Educación

Master's degree

PGCert

Herramientas

SPC

Descripción del empleo

Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Head of System Redesign to drive advanced improvement architecture and governance. You will lead cross-boundary redesign efforts across the Trust and City and Hackney partnership, delivering data-driven improvements and stakeholder engagement.

The role requires senior leadership in continuous improvement, strategic planning, and budget management, with a focus on reducing fragmentation and enhancing patient flow through hospital and community