Sessions - Clinical Director: Ambulance, 111 and Urgent Care

Work with ICB colleagues and system partners to collectively oversee the quality and safety of all health services, ensuring that there is a collective accountability for high standards of clinical care across the System. Take a lead role on behalf of the ICB and where required on behalf of NHS England and NHS Improvement, to ensure there are appropriate and effective clinical monitoring, and performance arrangements in place, such that the system has robust quality and safety of clinical care outcomes through insight, involvement and improvement which meet the needs of its population. Work with ICB colleagues and system partners to identify and address underperformance in a timely manner and promote continuous quality improvement through learning, improvement methodologies, research, and innovation. Promote and lead data-driven quality improvement initiatives which have a direct impact on the population health needs of the system through innovative solutions driven by research Support wider executive colleagues in influencing strategic change and collaborative initiatives which have a direct impact on population health outcomes, including key matters such as future workforce supply, quality and safety initiatives and system-wide joint working at a strategic board level with system partners. Promote patient and public involvement in service design and decision-making and champion the delivery of personalised care in all clinical practice. Engage with key system leaders to collectively provide leadership for the medical profession within health and social care. Ensure there is clinical input, including robust and considered challenge, into ICB decision-making at all levels. Lead the clinical support function spanning all aspects of service delivery. Job description Job responsibilities Work with ICB colleagues and system partners to collectively oversee the quality and safety of all health services, ensuring that there is a collective accountability for high standards of clinical care across the System. Take a lead role on behalf of the ICB and where required on behalf of NHS England and NHS Improvement, to ensure there are appropriate and effective clinical monitoring, and performance arrangements in place, such that the system has robust quality and safety of clinical care outcomes through insight, involvement and improvement which meet the needs of its population. Work with ICB colleagues and system partners to identify and address underperformance in a timely manner and promote continuous quality improvement through learning, improvement methodologies, research, and innovation. Promote and lead data-driven quality improvement initiatives which have a direct impact on the population health needs of the system through innovative solutions driven by research Support wider executive colleagues in influencing strategic change and collaborative initiatives which have a direct impact on population health outcomes, including key matters such as future workforce supply, quality and safety initiatives and system-wide joint working at a strategic board level with system partners. Promote patient and public involvement in service design and decision-making and champion the delivery of personalised care in all clinical practice. Engage with key system leaders to collectively provide leadership for the medical profession within health and social care. Ensure there is clinical input, including robust and considered challenge, into ICB decision-making at all levels. Lead the clinical support function spanning all aspects of service delivery.