CRUK TET Project Manager

Due to start in Autumn 2024 this post will support a 23 months CRUK funded project in the Division of Surgery within Colorectal. The TET programme aims to allow translation of learning at pioneer centres to be up scaled nationally. The aim of the work is to implement changes within the two week wait colorectal cancer pathway around FIT testing.

We are looking for an innovative and driven Project Manager who can help support the TET team in this crucial stage of transition. The post holder will work across a number of work streams focused on coordinating the work in the TET award and delivering and monitoring changes within the two week wait pathway.

Main duties of the job

To provide project management expertise

Proactively manage areas of work, anticipating deadlines and work with all members of the team from the ICS, CRUK, and NUH stakeholders. Chase actions on behalf of the team and ensure all preparation and reports upcoming events are complete.

To work with the TET team in ensuring that the programme portfolio is adequately planned to deliver a successful outcome

Through leadership and motivation, deliver through working effectively with teams working towards the agreed project goals.

Aid the delivery of project plans, allocating tasks as appropriate, identifying risks, issues and dependencies; consider best practice and current options and ultimately make recommendations in the best interest of the project and escalating promptly as required.

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