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Health Innovation West of England Project Manager (Academy)

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This job is offered on a Fixed Term basis for 12 months. The Job Description refers to two separate roles and this application will be for the Academy only.
We're looking for an organised, proactive Project Manager to join the Health Innovation West of England Academy.
The Academy helps people across health and care develop the skills, confidence and networks to lead improvement. We design and deliver practical learning programmes in quality improvement, innovation and leadership, supporting staff to make meaningful changes that improve care for patients and communities.
This role is all about making that happen.
You'll play a key role in coordinating the day-to-day running of our programmes, helping to ensure workshops, events and online learning run smoothly, participants have a great experience, and the team has the information and support needed to deliver high-quality learning.
Working closely with Senior Project Managers, facilitators and colleagues across the organisation, you'll help coordinate engaging learning experiences while monitoring participation, evaluation and impact. Over time, you'll also have the opportunity to develop your facilitation skills and support the delivery of workshops and online learning.
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Your Responsibilities Will Include
- Coordinating the operational delivery of Academy programmes, workshops and events.
- Organising face-to-face and online learning, including workshop logistics, learning resources and participant communications.
- Building positive relationships with people.
- Monitoring activity, maintaining accurate records and supporting evaluation, impact measurement.
- Producing reports, presentations and communications for a range of audiences.
- Working with colleagues across communications, events, insight and evaluation to ensure programmes run effectively.
- Supporting the organisation of the Academy team and contributing ideas for improvement.
- Championing co-production, equity, inclusion and anti-racist practice throughout our work.
We're looking for someone who enjoys bringing order to complex work and helping other people succeed.
You'll probably have experience coordinating projects, programmes, events or learning activities and be comfortable managing multiple priorities at once.
You'll Also Have
- Excellent organisational/planning skills.
- Strong communication skills.
- Confidence building relationships with a wide range of people.
- A passion for making things run smoothly.
- Experience collecting, analysing and presenting data.
- Curiosity.
- A collaborative approach and a genuine desire to improve the way things work.


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Health Innovation West of England is one of 15 Health Innovation Networks commissioned by NHS England. We help discover, develop and spread innovation that improves health and care, supporting the shift from hospital to community, analogue to digital, and treatment to prevention.
We offer flexible hybrid working, combining home working with regular attendance at our Bristol office and travel across the region to support workshops, events and partner meetings.
For further details / informal visits contact:
- Name: Sarah White
- Job title: Senior Project Manager
- Email address: sarah.white120@nhs.net
- Telephone number: 07545423325
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