Clinical Engagement and Implementation Manager

Job Title: Clinical Engagement and Implementation Manager

Job Location: Nottingham, UK

Job Location Type: Remote

Job Contract Type: Full-time

Job Seniority Level: Mid-Senior level

Please note this role is not in a clinical setting.

Clinical Specialist/Engagement Specialist. We are looking for a clinician with experience in delivering healthcare in the non-acute environment, understanding how social and health care delivery is managed in the community, and the products required to deliver service. The role will be clinically managing national portfolio's providing clinical specialist knowledge and skills to ensure frameworks are meeting current healthcare needs, are safe and effective in delivering care.

Capturing functional variances, risk assessments, safety and clinical quality metrics and assurance processes.

Holding credible practical experience, product expertise, being knowledgeable of the patient pathways, “Speaking the language” and ensuring clinician and patient needs are at the heart of the decision making processes, are key foundations on which this service will be built.

We Have a Great And Unique Opportunity To Establish a Credible Team, Which Will Complete Our Clinical Team Covering The Following Category Areas

• Urology

These Clinical Engagement & Implementation Manager roles would be a great fit for clinicians who have a desire to take their skills into a new setting and career.

Reporting to the Clinical Engagement Lead, these roles have responsibility for working as an active partner within a multidisciplinary team, accountable for the clinical needs of the strategy; focused on optimisation, resilience, quality and safety, and provision of framework offering to meet the needs of the NHS. This needs to fit with national drivers as well as regional and local policy and governance whilst ensuring that clinician and patient needs are at the heart of the decision-making process.

Therefore, it is essential that as a minimum, applicants hold significant and demonstrable experience as clinicians, or relevant industry products specialist personnel, who have a deep understanding of the products within the category and of the clinical practice which is associated with them.

• Use your clinical/product experience and knowledge, your role has responsibility for engaging with healthcare, divisional and procurement professionals in NHS Trusts and providers to understand their requirements for products, based on their current operating preferences, sub-specialty practices, clinical environment and any key issues which may hinder progress such as product safety notices, recalls.
• Support them in making savings for their area through effective clinical engagement and procurement initiatives. Each CEIM works closely with and is supported by a Category Manager and a Procurement Assistant member of staff.
• Build and manage effective relationships with healthcare professionals within NHS organisations/providers to ensure the clinical “voice” is captured when product specifications are detailed and options for clinical change are put forward.
• Build and manage relationships with Supplier/Industry professionals, in particular when working on projects with relevant NHS Trusts.
• Provide project leadership and support, ensuring the delivery of quality services that represent best value and understand the key strategic direction of the organisation in order to ensure that processes are adhered to and projects are effectively managed with a clear understanding across different stakeholders.
• Work with clinicians to optimise their product base and care delivery through product change and service provision, whilst ensuring patient centric care is the focus.
• Lead on product evaluations at individual or groups of NHS Trusts, developing product specifications and data analytics to support the decision-making process, ensuring key personnel from any NHS Trust project are engaged and…