Job Description
Summary
Health and Science Faculty School of Care Professions
Project Manager
Kind of employment: Fixed-term (up to 12 months, must end by 31 March 2024)
Basis of employment: Full-time
Pay range: £33,348 to £37,386 annually
Post Number: ZZ008164
Date of expiration: April 2, 2023
Date of interview: April 19, 2023
The University of Portsmouth is an aspirational organization with a successful history. Among the top 150 of the Times Higher Young University Global Rankings and one of only four institutions in the south east of England to receive a Gold rating for teaching excellence.
In order to facilitate a rotational model program across six regional integrated care systems, the School of Health and Care Professions plans to hire a Project Manager. This person will work on a project funded by Health Education England. This entails trained nursing, midwifery, and allied health professionals who will be paid through part-time secondments to contribute to the delivery of clinical teaching on higher education pre-registration programs.
The Project Manager will be in charge of overseeing the project’s daily operations, coordinating with and assisting the Integrated Care Boards and NHS Trusts in achieving the program’s goals.
The chosen applicant will work with the Faculty of Science and Health at the University of Portsmouth, participate in frequent project team meetings, and travel as necessary to help achieve project goals.
Candidates with relevant project management expertise and the capacity to function both independently and as a team member are preferred.
Please email Dr. Jason Oakley, Head of School, at jason.oakley@port.ac.uk with any informal questions you may have about this post.
The University of Portsmouth believes that this position might qualify for sponsorship by UKVI under the visa category for skilled workers. Before applying for this position, please familiarize yourself with the specifications. When applying for this position, you will need to clarify the specifics of an alternative visa to work in the UK if you are unable to meet the conditions for sponsorship.
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