Clinical Lead for Planned Care (Cancer) – NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board
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Clinical Lead for Planned Care (Cancer)
NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board
The closing date is 18th Sept 2024
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Job summary
This job is being re-advertised with a reduction in the number of minimum working hours
We particularly welcome applications from a diverse range of people, especially those from underrepresented groups, as we strive to have our staff and employees mirror the diversity of the population
This is an exciting opportunity to work as a system integrator clinical lead for Planned Care (Cancer) in the Clinical and Care Professional Leadership Business Unit at the ICB in Leeds. You will bring clinical experience and insight to challenge and influence the system to deploy its resources responsibly. You will do this to deliver the best value clinical outcomes for the benefit of the people of Leeds.
This role is a minimum of 8 hours per week. The post holder will join our team of Clinical Leads. Applications will be considered from any qualified clinical professional with a desire to provide clinical leadership. Applications from primary or secondary care medics (GP or Consultant) may wish to work on a sessional basis under a 'Contract for Service' arrangement.
We will support you in your leadership development and will provide you with a wide range of leadership experience to suit your needs and interests aligned with our strategy to improve health outcomes and reduce health inequalities.
For further details please contact Tom Daniels: tom.daniels@nhs.net
The closing date for applications is 18th September 2024.
Main duties of the job
The post-holder will work as a system integrator clinical lead for Planned Care (Cancer) and independent subject matter expert bringing clinical knowledge, experience, insight and leadership to drive evidence-based decision making.
The system integrator clinical lead for Planned Care (Cancer) will take an overall system perspective, regardless of their provider affiliations and, identify stakeholders from within and external to the ICB in Leeds to influence and move the vision and strategy forwards.
The post-holder will contribute to the NHS Triple Aim of improving patient experience (better care), reducing cost (better value) and improving the health of populations (better health).
The ultimate goal is to improve services for the people of Leeds and, deliver value for money whilst reducing health inequalities across the city.
The post-holder will work in collaboration with clinical lead colleagues from other places in West Yorkshire to support fulfilment of the West Yorkshire Cancer Alliance delivery plan.
The post-holder will chair the Leeds Cancer Population Board.
