Divisional Assistant Service Manager

Divisional Assistant Service Manager

Full-Time On-site
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This Divisional Assistant Service Manager post sits within London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust, working under the Service Manager to run a service within the Division day to day. The work covers capacity and demand planning, handling patient complaints, covering short-notice service gaps and reporting on RTT and patient tracking performance. The role also involves supervising staff and leading change work across clinical and non-clinical teams. Previous NHS experience and experience using NHS clinical systems are both asked for.

What the job involves

  • Manage personal workload to meet corporate and service deadlines, prioritising urgent and important tasks
  • Supervise and support staff, delegating responsibilities and ensuring competence and accountability
  • Organise and lead staff briefings and meetings as required
  • Support senior managers with capacity and demand planning
  • Promote collaborative working across clinical and non-clinical teams and with internal and external stakeholders
  • Contribute to Division objectives, encouraging staff engagement in service improvement
  • Develop partnerships with clinicians, managers and multidisciplinary teams for service planning, delivery and development
  • Identify service improvements and implement change initiatives with the Service Manager
  • Apply proactive problem-solving to operational challenges, including patient complaints
  • Produce, monitor and report on KPIs including RTT and patient tracking lists, attending meetings as required
  • Analyse performance data and outcome measures against 18‑week RTT pathways
  • Manage and troubleshoot short-notice service gaps

Experience

  • Previous NHS experience

Skills & knowledge

  • Experience using NHS clinical systems

Nice to have

  • Previous NHS experience
  • Experience using NHS clinical systems

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