Managing Director - SWL APC Collaborative | Kingston Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
This role offers a unique opportunity to influence the future of healthcare delivery in South- West London. The successful candidate will play a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of hospital care across multiple acute providers, ensuring the highest standards of patient care and operational excellence and financial sustainability.
The Managing Director will lead joint programmes of work between the Trusts, and the shared services of South West London (SWL) acute providers, focusing on enhancing efficiency, quality, and accessibility of elective care. This role requires strategic leadership, collaboration with healthcare providers, and the ability to drive innovation in service delivery.
With a strong track record of working together, and commitment from both CEOs and Chairs regarding the longer term strategic collaborative focus, the Managing Director role is instrumental in leading cross organisational transformation in SWL.
By the end of 24/25, the CDC programme will have delivered an additional 800,000 tests over the last 4 years, making it one of the most successful implementations in the country. The Collaborative has a joint programme team, passionate about delivering care improvement to deliver sustainable changes over time, who report to the Managing Director.
The post holder will be part of each of the organisations Senior Leadership Team, working closely with CEOs and Executive teams.
If you are passionate about improving care for patients in delivering the triple aim, and have a background in health care leadership, we are keen to hear from you.
To discuss the role further please contact Susan Sinclair, Managing Director RM Partners, by contacting Max Sui on rmpartners.pa@nhs.net
Interviews will be on 8TH November
South West London Acute Provider Collaborative constitutes the four acutes in South West London (St Georges, Epsom St Helier, Croydon University Hospital and Kingston Hospital). The Trusts already share a number of services, which include the nationally renowned SWLEOC service for orthopaedics, recruitment and procurement, and elective care improvement which places us in the top quartile.
With input from stakeholders across the Acute Trusts develop implement high impact strategic plans and programmes of work to enhance the efficiency of shared services and collaborative elective care pathways and deliver the vision of the Collaborative
Build and maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders, including hospital executives, clinicians, and external partners. Ensure their views and inputs shape the programmes delivered and reflect their key priorities.
Foster a culture of collaboration, accountability, and continuous improvement within the team and across the Trusts
Provide exemplar role modelling regarding collaboration and codesign.
Monitor and evaluate the performance of shared services, making necessary adjustments to improve efficiency and quality.
Manage budgets and resources effectively to ensure financial sustainability of shared services.
Ensure services adhere to NHS regulations, guidelines, and best practices in patient care.
Promote a culture of quality improvement and patient safety across all shared services.
This advert closes on Monday 28 Oct 2024