Partnerships Manager - NHS Consortium For Global Health

Job Description

Join the NHS Consortium for Global Health as a Project Officer! This is a fantastic opportunity to join an incredible team and gain fantastic training. This is a band 7 management role.Help us foster effective health alliances between the UK and partner countries, working towards health equity and sustainable health systems. With a focus on the full spectrum of UK health, we have provided technical support to the FCDO Better Health Programmein 8 LMICs and facilitated global health diplomacy.As a Project Officer, you will play a key role in stakeholder engagement and new business development opportunities to diversify our funding and expand operations. Your responsibilities include supporting communication and engagement with key partners, supportingproject management, and producing high-quality briefings. Dont miss this exciting opportunity to advance global health!Behaviours and Values

• Proactive, enthusiastic and highly motivated demonstrating the key values of HEE and the NHS Consortium for Global Health
• Willingness to challenge and to be open to receiving challenge seeing and valuing different perspectives
• Maintains the highest standards of integrity in all interactions being aware of the impact of own behaviour on others
• Ensures self and others work in a way that complies with legislation and organisation policies and procedures on health, safety and risk management
• Empathy for the demands placed on our colleagues and stakeholders
• Ability to act as a role model to others in own behaviour and fostering an inclusive culture by providing practical leadership
• Sound judgement in the absence of clear guidelines or precedent, seeking advice as necessary from more senior management when appropriate
• Representing the organisation appropriately in formal settings both internally and externally
• Forging links with managers and members of other teams and transformational initiatives to address interdependencies and ensure alignment
• Recognising that improved patient care is at the heart of all decision making
• Takes ownership for self and others. Is prepared to be held accountable for team and for team delivery
• Role models ethical behaviours and establishes a culture of teamwork and cooperation
• Is a mindful and decisive thinker who makes insightful and effective decisions based on known information and good business awareness
• Enable others to achieve individual and collective objectives
• Develops and communicates standards and expected levels of performance
• Takes responsibility for meeting own objectives and development needs. Seeks feedback from others about work to help identify own development needs
• Communicate effectively and calmly in difficult situations and with potentially challenging people. Deal with complex and conflicting subject matter problems in day-to-day workloads; workshops, meetings, one on one communications and other events
• Identifies development needs for others, mentors and provides opportunities for others to encourage and enable career aspirations
• Provide leadership within Line Management responsibilities, demonstrating a supportive culture to support and promote the learning and development of others
• Engage with work experience lead

As an integral part of a vibrant international team, you will work alongside a wide range of colleagues with diverse backgrounds and expertise.You will have a wide range of responsibilities and be exposed to complex and interacting programmes taking place across the world and in multiple political and policy contexts. You will develop extensive knowledge and expertise in global health and internationalcollaboration, and be exposed to a wide range of stakeholders and enable you to explore multiple career opportunities within the organisation. We shall support you to develop your skills and abilities with a view to longer term career progression in the sector.You will be in a fast-paced, complex policy environment, and part of a supportive team that is making real steps to improve the NHS and health systems across the world through international collaboration.Benefits / Job informationMonday - Friday 37.5hrs (contract until 31-Oct-23).Pension and Annual leave.Company Benefits matched to NHS perm staff after 12 weeks.City Centre Office, two minute walk from Piccadilly StationEmployed through Brook Street Social Care.