Macmillan Cancer Alliance Delivery Manager (NSO & Urgent Cancer Care)

Macmillan Cancer Alliance Delivery Manager (NSO & Urgent Cancer Care)

Full-Time On-site
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This 18-month fixed-term Delivery Manager post supports the Northern Cancer Alliance, employed by Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. The work centres on the non-surgical oncology and urgent cancer care programme, including the acute oncology out-of-hours model. The role is hybrid, with home working alongside regular visits to provider sites across the North East and North Cumbria. Applicants need master's-level education or equivalent senior specialist experience, plus proven project management skills such as PRINCE2.

What the job involves

  • Deliver the acute oncology service out-of-hours system-wide agreed model
  • Support delivery of the wider non-surgical oncology and urgent cancer care programmes to reduce treatment variation
  • Support the Programme Manager to deliver the non-surgical oncology and urgent cancer care work plan
  • Manage a portfolio of work under the Programme Manager's oversight
  • Lead projects and drive service transformation across urgent and non-surgical oncology pathways
  • Coordinate multidisciplinary teams for rapid assessment and management of patients with acute oncology complications or urgent cancer needs
  • Work with clinical and operational experts to develop, implement and embed best practice
  • Ensure relevant standards and compliance requirements are met, in line with national guidelines
  • Report project progress through 1:1s with the Programme Manager and NCA governance, and to the NCA Lead Cancer Nurse when required
  • Keep the project team focused, with clear objectives, roles, responsibilities and regularly maintained plans

    Qualifications

    • Educated to master's level, or equivalent experience of working at a senior level in a specialist area

    Experience

    • Subject matter expertise across cancer, clinical pathways, communications, involvement, engagement and project management
    • Extensive specialist knowledge from a postgraduate diploma or equivalent experience, plus further specialist knowledge to master's level
    • Evidence of post-qualifying and continuing professional development
    • Comprehensive experience of project principles, techniques and tools such as PRINCE2 and Managing Successful Projects

    Skills & knowledge

    • Strong, autonomous project management skills
    • Ability to build and maintain effective relationships across multiple organisations
    • Confidence fostering professional relationships and collaboration with limited on-site or office-based contact

    Nice to have

    • Membership of a relevant professional body

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Contact Details:

The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team