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IDT Change Manager

Description

We currently have a Change Manager vacancy in the Change Team in our busy and fast-paced IDT department. The successful candidate will support the ongoing process of change across the Trust relating to Oracle Health/Cerner EPR and other applications' optimisation and deployment.

The role is a fixed-term contract for a 12-month period. The Change Manager will be responsible for helping minimise the expected disruption caused by these changes, which regularly impact a large number of staff in the Trust.

Main duties of the job

  • Understand current processes and requirements and help design and deliver relevant electronic documentation
  • Develop expert knowledge of electronic clinical documentation and the work processes required to use it effectively
  • Analyse existing work processes against the Trust process requirements
  • Design and implement new and effective processes in collaboration with services
  • Engage appropriate organisational change management techniques to prepare, manage and support change processes
  • Support effective communications processes, ensuring real engagement with clinical, managerial and administrative staff
  • Be able to quickly adapt to changing priorities, new challenges, and emerging opportunities in a fast-paced environment
  • Support and work collaboratively with Change Agents and Senior Change Analysts within the team

Job responsibilities

  • Work closely with identified clinical and other staff in each area to identify change requirements
  • Undertake a Gap Analysis between current work processes and the processes that will be required upon implementation of the new electronic clinical documentation system
  • Work with clinical services to identify the requirements for training, equipment or amendments to current workflows, job roles and responsibilities
  • Ensure these requirements are met through relevant work streams
  • Facilitate the transition of staff and clinicians to new processes and implement quality assurance strategies
  • Consult and engage closely with staff at all levels who are affected by the changes in work processes
  • Provide line management and support to Change Agents in their work and professional development
  • Ensure that intended quality, efficiency and financial benefits of the proposed changes are clearly identified, defined and tracked
  • Provide the Change Management perspective in the development of all change documentation
  • Advise Change Managers and Project Managers on all process review issues pertinent to a project
  • Support the sustainability of new processes that is required for the electronic clinical documentation to work effectively

Person Specification

  • Education: Degree, Master Degree, PhD or equivalent experience
  • Essential skills:

+ Proven ability to resolve crisis successfully using strong influencing skills + Proven planning and organisational skills + Proven ability to work cross-functional and inter-disciplinary + Evidence of using own initiative

  • Desirable skills:

+ Experience in risk management + Proven ability to work under pressure and towards challenging timelines + Effective problem-solving skills

  • Experience:

+ 3 years of experience of leading change management programmes or projects + Good understanding of potential project risks and issues

  • Desirable experience:

+ 2 years' experience of change management/business analysis + Experience in the use of process mapping tools + Training, mentoring or coaching of colleagues + Line management responsibilities for staff + 3 years of experience in an electronic system change environment in the NHS

Skills

Required

Nice to have

  • Prince 2 foundation
  • Change Management Qualification
  • risk management
  • problem-solving skills

Ready to apply?

You apply with the employer directly. Their original posting is here: https://www.jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jobadvert/C9200-26-1001

Apply on St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust