An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Quality Lead in Patient Experience and Complaints to join our Quality Governance Team.
This is an important, challenging and rewarding role with responsibility for providing leadership and expertise across the Trust for the process of complaint handling, response and resolution and for driving the patient experience agenda. Key to this role is ensuring that findings and outcomes are presented in a meaningful way to drive learning and improvement across the organisation.
Experience in delivering the complaints and patient experience agenda, managing staff and leading organisational wide projects is essential. You will have excellent verbal and written communication skills, be good at decision-making and planning and have the ability to develop and motivate staff to achieve appropriate outcomes.
Interviews will be held week commencing 05 May 2025. Exact date to be confirmed.
This role will drive the complaints and patient experience agenda, setting the strategic direction through effective leadership. The role includes leadership and management responsibility for the Assistance and Complaints and Patient Experience Team, to ensure they achieve key objectives within the Trust’s patient experience and complaints agenda.
You will champion and engage staff in learning from patient insight across the Trust, including learning from excellence, identifying opportunities for improvement and turning insight into action. You will work closely with divisions to ensure that themes and trends from all sources of patient insight are incorporated into the overall patient experience profile and contribute to improving services.
Interviews will take place week commencing 05 May 2025. Exact date to be confirmed.
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This role is responsible for leading the Trust's complaints and patient experience agenda, ensuring that work programmes reflect local and national priorities and are implemented consistently through the organisation.
The main responsibilities of the job are detailed in the attached job description.
This advert closes on Sunday 20 Apr 2025
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