The Healthcare Management Trust are seeking a Systems Governance Manager to join our team and to help us move forward on the next phase of our growth journey. This role reports to the Head of Programme Delivery.
The role will be remote with travel to sites as necessary.
If you are interested and believe you have the experience we are looking for, please send your CV for attention of the Head of Programme Delivery, via email to admin@hmt-uk.org Applications must be received by 22 September 2023.
To find out more about The Healthcare Management Trust please visit www.hmt-uk.org
Main Duties Include
To be responsible for system governance within HMT, including ongoing system management and delivery for Ulysses, Learning Pool, and ITrent systems and any other systems, as required.
Use systems to analyse, interpret and present complex data to a high standard and actively facilitate the understanding of the information, including the creation of Power BI dashboards and reports to enable monitoring and reporting of performance and standards.
Support to the People, Operations and Clinical teams in generating reporting packs that meet stakeholder requirements on both scheduled and ad hoc basis and constantly looking to improve on and expand these packs to meet departmental needs.
Collaborate with internal and external colleagues to provide information to support business activity and attend regular meetings to present your analysis to colleagues, gathering system requirements.
Seek opportunities to continually improve our systems and /or processes to support our statutory and regulatory obligations.
Provide on-going support utilising technology to overcome barriers presented when working across multiple sites.
The Healthcare Management Trust (HMT) is a purpose-led healthcare charity established over 35 years ago, employing over 600 team members and with an income of approximately £50 million. We care deeply for people; whether that be our team members, our patients and residents, or the communities we serve. We currently operate two acute hospitals in Swansea and Grimsby and several care homes; provide consultancy services to other charities; make grants and fund research; and promote healthy and active lifestyles across a wide age range in the communities in which we are based. We have an exciting development programme, which includes a new, state-of-the-art care home in Littlehampton.
