Head of System Workforce Transformation and Planning

Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West ICB, Southend, West Berkshire

Head of System Workforce Transformation and Planning

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Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West ICB, Southend, West Berkshire

  • Full time
  • Temporary
  • Onsite working

Posted 2 days ago, 7 Jan | Get your application in today.

Closing date: Closing date not specified

job Ref: 890462b5945842e6af632b57f8b1d55b

Full Job Description

Are you a seasoned expert in strategic workforce planning, ready to take on a pivotal role in shaping the future of healthcare delivery? We're seeking a dynamic Head of System Workforce Transformation and Planning to play a pivotal role in our transformation journey. In this key role, you'll lead the development of strategic workforce plans that align with the BOB ICS vision, national initiatives, and service innovations. You'll be the key player between analysis, strategy, and execution, driving complex workforce planning, transformation, and organisational design for major projects and ensuring alignment with our strategic goals. As the Head of Workforce Transformation, you will work collaboratively with ICS senior leaders to deliver a system programme of workforce transformation, aligned to the delivery of the NHS Long Term Workforce Plan, the strategic workforce ambitions of the ICB and all key partners, and the future workforce needs acrossthe BOB system. You will lead the process with our NHS trusts in the BOB system for gaining assurance of delivery to workforce plan, and reporting this to the System Recovery and Transformation Board., Your strategic acumen and ability to collaborate with others will guide the development and implementation of workforce transformation and planning strategies, ensuring our organisation boasts a skilled workforce at every level. Your role involves crafting plans for short-term operational needs, medium-term tactical adjustments, and long-term strategic transformations. The role will involve:

  • Leading complex workforce planning and transformation for major projects, aligning with strategic goals.
  • Providing expert input to the development of workforce plans and strategies to underpin the business cases that support other major programmes.
  • Leading the team providing workforce support in developing and delivering on all aspects of the project relating to our people, and working closely across our existing people directorate teams.
  • Develop strong working relationships and providing expert workforce and HR advice to impact decisions, support initiatives, clarify accountability, and communicate progress across project workstreams.
  • Harnessing best practice and innovative thinking to address future healthcare needs through workforce planning and transformation.
  • Developing workforce planning capacity and capability of HR colleagues and senior managers

    In the heart of the Thames Valley is our Integrated Care Board (ICB). It covers the geography across three counties and goes in line with the local authority boundaries of Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Reading, West Berkshire and Wokingham. Our geography covers a population of nearly 1.8 million. While overall in good health and socio-economic condition, alongside affluence we have pockets of severe deprivation.
  • Our constituent organisations include 175 GP surgeries, 5 local authorities, 3 acute hospital trusts, 2 mental health and community providers, 1 ambulance trust and a single operating model across all of this, spending £2.5bn of public money each year. We value and promote diversity and are committed to equality of opportunity for all. We believe that the best organisations are those that reflect the communities they serve. We want to increase the diversity of our NHS leadership and particularly encourage applications from women, people from black and minority ethnic communities, LGBT communities, younger candidates and from people with lived experience of disability, who we know are all under-represented in these important roles.