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  • NHS 111 Health Advisor Nights - Bicester  

    - Bicester
    Job overview Looking for more than just another job? Join a fast-... Read More
    Job overview Looking for more than just another job? Join a fast-paced, dynamic, and ever-evolving service where every day brings a new challenge and a chance to make a real difference. Ask yourself: Can you support someone experiencing a mental health crisis? Could you reassure a parent whose child has had a minor head injury? Are you able to assist someone with a sore throat or toothache? Could you respond calmly and effectively to someone having a stroke or heart attack? At NHS 111, you’ll handle a wide variety of calls — no two days are ever the same. This role requires emotional resilience and the ability to manage the pressures that come with supporting people in often stressful or distressing situations. Please think carefully about the demands of this role before applying. Important information: This is an office-based position at our Bicester location — remote or home working is not available. This role is not eligible for visa sponsorship. Fixed part-time rotas are available based on current service needs (see attached). We’re currently welcoming new team members for our upcoming training courses in April & May 2026. Apply today to secure your spot and start your journey with us! We have a limited number of full time vacancies available, and reserve the right to close the advert early if a high volume of suitable applications are received. Main duties of the job You do not need to have a medical background, just a desire to help. You’ll need to be detailed and efficient, assertive but compassionate. Looking after yourself and caring for the team around you should also be a priority for you. We all contribute professionally to the wider team that we operate within here at SCAS, as we all have an important role to play in patient care. If this sounds like a challenge you’ll relish, and you have the resilience to achieve this time and time again throughout your working day, we want to hear from you! We offer a full 6-week training program including NHS Pathways (the clinical assessment tool we use) and following training, you will have the necessary skills to assess the needs of the patients to give the best possible care. Working for our organisation Why work for SCAS? *We offer a competitive hourly rate of £12.75 per hour. Candidates will also receive the following unsocial allowances* All day Saturday (midnight to midnight) as well as any weekday after 8pm and before 6am – Time plus 35% (Currently £17.26 per hour) All day Sunday and public holidays (midnight to midnight) – Time plus 69% (Currently £21.61 per hour) This is on top of all the other fantastic benefits of working for the NHS..... 27 days holiday plus bank holiday rising to 33 days (pro-rata for part time) Enrolment into the NHS pension scheme Access to many discounts including, supermarkets, car lease, holidays, restaurants and more! Part Time Hours and Full time Hours available (Rota Basis) Free car parking Employee assistance program Please note, staff affected by the internal corporate review may be considered ahead of other applicants, depending on their at risk status (please see and Detailed job description and main responsibilities The Recruitment Process The recruitment process consists of 3 stages. Candidates successful at each stage will progress to the next stage. Application – online application form, answering questions explaining clearly how you meet the essential and desirable criteria for the role. Use the additional information section to provide information on all relevant experience. Assessment session – an online assessment session gauging your listening and understanding skills, critical thinking skills and problem-solving skills. You will need to have access to a webcam and a laptop or PC to do the assessments (you will need to use a keyboard). Interview – face to face interview, discussing your skills, experience and providing an opportunity for you to find out more about the role. Qualifications and Training Essential: Good all-round education (i.e. 2 GCSEs at equivalent of grade 4 or above including English), or equivalent demonstrable experience in a similar role For safeguarding reasons this role is only open to people aged over 18 years of age Desirable: NHS Pathways Trained NVQ 2/3 Customer Services or equivalent demonstrable experience Knowledge and Experience Essential: Experience in a customer/patient services environment, dealing with the members of the general public Experience of using a computerised system Experience of using a telephone as a regular means of communication in a work environment Desirable: Experience in a call centre environment Geographical knowledge of the operational area Experience of working rotating shifts Previous experience of working in the voluntary or health sector Previous experience of patient care Knowledge of first aid and/or anatomy For full information on the role and essential and desirable criteria, please see the links to Job Description and Person Specification to the right of the advert. Disability support If you have any queries relating to disability and the role or recruitment process, get in touch at ccc.recruitment@scas.nhs.uk Please be advised that South Central Ambulance Service reserves the right to close this campaign earlier than the advertised closing date. Person specification Qualifications Essential criteria Good all round education (i.e. 2 GCSEs at equivalent of grade 4 or above including English), or equivalent demonstrable experience in a similar role Desirable criteria NHS Pathways Trained NVQ 2/3 Customer Services or equivalent demonstrable experience Knowledge Essential criteria Experience in a customer/patient services environment, dealing with the members of the general public Experience of using computerised systems Experience of using a telephone as a regular means of communication in a work environment Desirable criteria Experience in a call centre environment Geographical knowledge of the operational area Experience of working rotating shifts Previous experience of working in the voluntary or health sector Previous experience of patient care Knowledge of first aid and/or anatomy We actively welcome job applications from candidates who have a disability or who are members of the BAME, LGBTQ+ and Armed Forces community (including: Reservists, Veterans, Spouses and Cadets). Here at SCAS we are proud to have a workforce that reflects the diverse community we serve. Applicants who have a disability or are members of the armed forces community who meet the minimum shortlisting criteria for their post of interest will be invited for an interview and/or assessment (where applicable). Please be assured that any requests for reasonable adjustments will not negatively affect your application. As well as standard NHS benefits like generous holiday entitlement and an excellent pension scheme, we offer lots of extras for our staff. Read Less
  • NHS 111 Health Advisor Nights - Otterbourne  

    - Otterbourne
    Job overview Looking for more than just another job? Join a fast-... Read More
    Job overview Looking for more than just another job? Join a fast-paced, dynamic, and ever-evolving service where every day brings a new challenge and a chance to make a real difference. Ask yourself: Can you support someone experiencing a mental health crisis? Could you reassure a parent whose child has had a minor head injury? Are you able to assist someone with a sore throat or toothache? Could you respond calmly and effectively to someone having a stroke or heart attack At NHS 111, you’ll handle a wide variety of calls — no two days are ever the same. This role requires emotional resilience and the ability to manage the pressures that come with supporting people in often stressful or distressing situations. Please think carefully about the demands of this role before applying. Important information: This is an office-based position at our Otterbourne location — remote or home working is not available. This role is not eligible for visa sponsorship. Fixed part-time rotas are available based on current service needs (see attached). We’re currently welcoming new team members for our upcoming training course in March and April 2026. Apply today to secure your spot and start your journey with us! Please note, staff affected by the internal corporate review may be considered ahead of other applicants, depending on their at risk status (please see and Main duties of the job You do not need to have a medical background, just a desire to help. You’ll need to be detailed and efficient, assertive but compassionate. Looking after yourself and caring for the team around you should also be a priority for you. We all contribute professionally to the wider team that we operate within here at SCAS, as we all have an important role to play in patient care. If this sounds like a challenge you’ll relish, and you have the resilience to achieve this time and time again throughout your working day, we want to hear from you! We offer a full 6-week training program including NHS Pathways (the clinical assessment tool we use) and following training, you will have the necessary skills to assess the needs of the patients to give the best possible care. Working for our organisation Why work for SCAS? *We offer a competitive hourly rate of £12.75 per hour. Candidates will also receive the following unsocial allowances* All day Saturday (midnight to midnight) as well as any weekday after 8pm and before 6am – Time plus 35% (Currently £17.26 per hour) All day Sunday and public holidays (midnight to midnight) – Time plus 69% (Currently £21.61 per hour) This is on top of all the other fantastic benefits of working for the NHS... 27 days holiday plus bank holiday rising to 33 days (pro-rata for part time) Enrolment into the NHS pension scheme Access to many discounts including, supermarkets, car lease, holidays, restaurants and more! Part Time Hours and Full time Hours available (Rota Basis) Free car parking Employee assistance program Detailed job description and main responsibilities The Recruitment Process The recruitment process consists of 3 stages. Candidates successful at each stage will progress to the next stage. Application – online application form, answering questions explaining clearly how you meet the essential and desirable criteria for the role. Use the additional information section to provide information on all relevant experience. Assessment session – an online assessment session gauging your listening and understanding skills, critical thinking skills and problem-solving skills. You will need to have access to a webcam and a laptop or PC to do the assessments (you will need to use a keyboard). Interview – a face-to-face interview, discussing your skills, experience and providing an opportunity for you to find out more about the role. Qualifications and Training Essential: Good all-round education (i.e. 2 GCSEs at equivalent of grade 4 or above including English), or equivalent demonstrable experience in a similar role For safeguarding reasons this role is only open to people aged over 18 years of age Desirable: NHS Pathways Trained NVQ 2/3 Customer Services or equivalent demonstrable experience Knowledge and Experience Essential: Experience in a customer/patient services environment, dealing with the members of the general public Experience of using a computerised system Experience of using a telephone as a regular means of communication in a work environment Desirable: Experience in a call centre environment Geographical knowledge of the operational area Experience of working rotating shifts Previous experience of working in the voluntary or health sector Previous experience of patient care Knowledge of first aid and/or anatomy For full information on the role and essential and desirable criteria, please see the links to Job Description and Person Specification to the right of the advert. Disability support If you have any queries relating to disability and the role or recruitment process, get in touch at ccc.recruitment@scas.nhs.uk Please be advised that South Central Ambulance Service reserves the right to close this campaign earlier than the advertised closing date. Please note, staff affected by the internal corporate review may be considered ahead of other applicants, depending on their at risk status (please see and Person specification Qualifications Essential criteria Good all round education (i.e. 2 GCSEs at equivalent of grade 4 or above including English), or equivalent demonstrable experience in a similar role Desirable criteria NHS Pathways Trained NVQ 2/3 Customer Services or equivalent demonstrable experience Knowledge Essential criteria Experience in a customer/patient services environment, dealing with the members of the general public Experience of using computerised systems Experience of using a telephone as a regular means of communication in a work environment Desirable criteria Experience in a call centre environment Geographical knowledge of the operational area Experience of working rotating shifts Previous experience of working in the voluntary or health sector Previous experience of patient care Knowledge of first aid and/or anatomy We actively welcome job applications from candidates who have a disability or who are members of the BAME, LGBTQ+ and Armed Forces community (including: Reservists, Veterans, Spouses and Cadets). Here at SCAS we are proud to have a workforce that reflects the diverse community we serve. Applicants who have a disability or are members of the armed forces community who meet the minimum shortlisting criteria for their post of interest will be invited for an interview and/or assessment (where applicable). Please be assured that any requests for reasonable adjustments will not negatively affect your application. As well as standard NHS benefits like generous holiday entitlement and an excellent pension scheme, we offer lots of extras for our staff. Read Less
  • Emergency Call Taker Bicester  

    - Bicester
    Job overview Imagine a large tree has fallen on your child and th... Read More
    Job overview Imagine a large tree has fallen on your child and they’re trapped, screaming and helpless unable to move, or your friend collapses in front of you and they’re no longer breathing, a train crash with multiple casualties or someone on the edge of a bridge threatening to take their own life. What do you do? What’s your instinct?

    Most of us will pick up the phone and dial 999 straight away. Do you have the ability to be logical when those around you are lost in the middle of a crisis? Can you be the calm, soothing, and level-headed influence when we help new parents welcome their children to the world? Please note: This role does not support remote working. You will need to be available to work from our Emergency Operations Centre in Bicester, Oxfordshire. Main duties of the job As an ambulance Emergency Call Taker here at SCAS based in Bicester, Oxfordshire, you could be the last voice that someone hears, as well as the first. We focus on caring for others during the best and worst moments of their life. In 2022, Emergency Call Takers at SCAS helped deliver 48 babies and successfully resuscitated 161 patients at the scene of an emergency.

    To be a part of our team and work in a privileged and trusted role with members of the public, you’ll need a good listening ear, attention to detail and accuracy, with the ability to use your voice to control a situation. Your words will lead your caller to a state of calm from afar, whilst you arrange the appropriate help for them. You do not need to have a medical background, just a desire to help. You’ll need to be detailed and efficient, assertive but compassionate. Looking after yourself and caring for the team around you should also be a priority for you. We all contribute professionally to the wider team that we operate within here at SCAS, as we all have an important role to play in patient care. If this sounds like a challenge you’ll relish, and you have the resilience to achieve this time and time again throughout your working day, we want to hear from you! Working for our organisation Benefits we offer: Full training and a range of courses which you can book locally. Holiday entitlement of 27 days, rising to 29 days after 5 years’ service and 33 days after 10 years’ service, plus an additional 8 days bank holiday (pro rata for part time). Automatic enrolment into the NHS Pension Scheme. Access to continual professional development within SCAS and the wider NHS. Occupational Health support and direct access to our Employee Assistance Programme as well as our own Health and Wellbeing Team. NHS Discounts in over 200 + stores saving money on holidays, days out, car insurance, restaurants, clothing and much more. Ability to join our staff networking groups (as a member, ally or just for interest). Corporate Induction It’s really important for us to ensure you have the best onboarding experience which allows you to feel a sense of belonging from the start. To help with this, we will book your Corporate Induction as soon as we possibly can (depending on availability). All new starters need to attend our *Corporate Induction in person, this is held over one and half days from our educational centres based in: Newbury (Berkshire), Bicester (Oxfordshire) or Whiteley (Hampshire). More specific details will be sent to you once your start date has been confirmed. *Please note – depending on your role additional training may be required following on from your corporate induction. Detailed job description and main responsibilities Disability support To hear how we support our workforce, have a look at our recent video for our disability friendly recruitment event on our SCASJobs Facebook page. If you have any queries relating to disability and the role or recruitment process, get in touch at: EOC.recruitment@scas.nhs.uk If you are interested in a rewarding, yet demanding role where each day you make an impact to our patients care, then submit your application now! Please note – original qualification certificates to meet the person specification for this role will be required, if you don’t have copies of these, you will need to request replacement certificates by visiting: gov.uk/replacement-exam-certificate. Person specification Qualifications & Training Essential criteria Good standard of education (i.e 2 GCSEs at Grade 4 or above including English) or equivalent demonstrable experience Knowledge & Experience Essential criteria Experience of working in a customer focused environment Experience of using a computerised system Desirable criteria Experience of working in a call centre Experience of working rotating shifts Previous NHS experience Previous experience of patient care Skills & Aptitudes Essential criteria Attention to detail and accurate data entry skills Ability to use communication and computerised systems. Desirable criteria Map reading. We actively welcome job applications from candidates who have a disability or who are members of the BAME, LGBTQ+ and Armed Forces community (including: Reservists, Veterans, Spouses and Cadets). Here at SCAS we are proud to have a workforce that reflects the diverse community we serve. Applicants who have a disability or are members of the armed forces community who meet the minimum shortlisting criteria for their post of interest will be invited for an interview and/or assessment (where applicable). Please be assured that any requests for reasonable adjustments will not negatively affect your application. As well as standard NHS benefits like generous holiday entitlement and an excellent pension scheme, we offer lots of extras for our staff. Read Less
  • Emergency Call Taker Hampshire  

    - Winchester
    Job overview Imagine a large tree has fallen on your child and th... Read More
    Job overview Imagine a large tree has fallen on your child and they’re trapped, screaming and helpless unable to move, or your friend collapses in front of you and they’re no longer breathing, a train crash with multiple casualties or someone on the edge of a bridge threatening to take their own life. What do you do? What’s your instinct?

    Most of us will pick up the phone and dial 999 straight away. Do you have the ability to be logical when those around you are lost in the middle of a crisis? Can you be the calm, soothing, and level-headed influence when we help new parents welcome their children to the world? Please note: This role does not support remote working. You will need to be available to work from our Emergency Operations Centre in Otterbourne, Hampshire. Main duties of the job As an ambulance Emergency Call Taker here at SCAS based in Otterbourne, near Winchester, Hampshire, you could be the last voice that someone hears, as well as the first. We focus on caring for others during the best and worst moments of their life. In 2022, Emergency Call Takers at SCAS helped deliver 48 babies and successfully resuscitated 161 patients at the scene of an emergency.

    To be a part of our team and work in a privileged and trusted role with members of the public, you’ll need a good listening ear, attention to detail and accuracy, with the ability to use your voice to control a situation. Your words will lead your caller to a state of calm from afar, whilst you arrange the appropriate help for them. You do not need to have a medical background, just a desire to help. You’ll need to be detailed and efficient, assertive but compassionate. Looking after yourself and caring for the team around you should also be a priority for you. We all contribute professionally to the wider team that we operate within here at SCAS, as we all have an important role to play in patient care. If this sounds like a challenge you’ll relish, and you have the resilience to achieve this time and time again throughout your working day, we want to hear from you! Working for our organisation Benefits we offer: Full training and a range of courses which you can book locally. Holiday entitlement of 27 days, rising to 29 days after 5 years’ service and 33 days after 10 years’ service, plus an additional 8 days bank holiday (pro rata for part time). Automatic enrolment into the NHS Pension Scheme. Access to continual professional development within SCAS and the wider NHS. Occupational Health support and direct access to our Employee Assistance Programme as well as our own Health and Wellbeing Team. NHS Discounts in over 200 + stores saving money on holidays, days out, car insurance, restaurants, clothing and much more. Ability to join our staff networking groups (as a member, ally or just for interest). Corporate Induction It’s really important for us to ensure you have the best onboarding experience which allows you to feel a sense of belonging from the start. To help with this, we will book your Corporate Induction as soon as we possibly can (depending on availability). All new starters need to attend our *Corporate Induction in person, this is held over one and half days from our educational centres based in: Newbury (Berkshire), Bicester (Oxfordshire) or Whiteley (Hampshire). More specific details will be sent to you once your start date has been confirmed. *Please note – depending on your role additional training may be required following on from your corporate induction. Detailed job description and main responsibilities Disability support To hear how we support our workforce, have a look at our recent video for our disability friendly recruitment event on our SCAS Jobs Facebook page. If you have any queries relating to disability and the role or recruitment process, get in touch at EOC.recruitment@scas.nhs.uk Please note – original qualification certificates to meet the person specification for this role will be required, if you don’t have copies of these, you will need to request replacement certificates by visiting: gov.uk/replacement-exam-certificate. If you are interested in a rewarding, yet demanding role where each day you make an impact to our patients care, then submit your application now! Person specification Qualifications & Training Essential criteria Guidance Score Good standard of education (i.e 2 GCSEs at Grade 4 or above including English) or equivalent demonstrable experience Knowledge & Experience Essential criteria Experience of working in a customer focused environment Experience of using a computerised system Desirable criteria Geographical knowledge of the Operational area Experience of working in a call centre Experience of working rotating shifts Previous NHS experience Previous experience of patient care Skills & Aptitudes Essential criteria Attention to detail and accurate data entry skills. Ability to use communication and computerised systems. Desirable criteria Map reading. We actively welcome job applications from candidates who have a disability or who are members of the BAME, LGBTQ+ and Armed Forces community (including: Reservists, Veterans, Spouses and Cadets). Here at SCAS we are proud to have a workforce that reflects the diverse community we serve. Applicants who have a disability or are members of the armed forces community who meet the minimum shortlisting criteria for their post of interest will be invited for an interview and/or assessment (where applicable). Please be assured that any requests for reasonable adjustments will not negatively affect your application. As well as standard NHS benefits like generous holiday entitlement and an excellent pension scheme, we offer lots of extras for our staff. Read Less
  • NHS 111 Health Advisor Full Time - Milton Keynes  

    - Milton Keynes
    Job overview Looking for more than just another job? Join a fast-... Read More
    Job overview Looking for more than just another job? Join a fast-paced, dynamic, and ever-evolving service where every day brings a new challenge and a chance to make a real difference. Ask yourself: Can you support someone experiencing a mental health crisis? Could you reassure a parent whose child has had a minor head injury? Are you able to assist someone with a sore throat or toothache? Could you respond calmly and effectively to someone having a stroke or heart attack? At NHS 111, you’ll handle a wide variety of calls — no two days are ever the same. This role requires emotional resilience and the ability to manage the pressures that come with supporting people in often stressful or distressing situations. Please think carefully about the demands of this role before applying. Important information: This is an office-based position at our Milton Keynes location — remote or home working is not available. This role is not eligible for visa sponsorship. Fixed part-time rotas are available based on current service needs (see attached). We’re currently welcoming new team members for our upcoming training courses in March, April and May 2026.
    Apply today to secure your spot and start your journey with us! Please note, staff affected by the internal corporate review may be considered ahead of other applicants, depending on their at risk status (please see and Main duties of the job Why work for SCAS? *We offer a competitive hourly rate of £12.75 per hour. Candidates will also receive the following unsocial allowances* All day Saturday (midnight to midnight) as well as any weekday after 8pm and before 6am – Time plus 35% (Currently £17.26 per hour) All day Sunday and public holidays (midnight to midnight) – Time plus 69% (Currently £21.61 per hour) Working for our organisation Benefits we offer: Full training and a range of courses which you can book locally. Holiday entitlement of 27 days, rising to 29 days after 5 years’ service and 33 days after 10 years’ service, plus an additional 8 days bank holiday (pro rata for part time). Automatic enrolment into the NHS Pension Scheme. Access to continual professional development within SCAS and the wider NHS. Occupational Health support and direct access to our Employee Assistance Programme as well as our own Health and Wellbeing Team. NHS Discounts in over 200 + stores saving money on holidays, days out, car insurance, restaurants, clothing and much more. Ability to join our staff networking groups (as a member, ally or just for interest) Free car parking. Employee assistance programme Detailed job description and main responsibilities The Recruitment Process The recruitment process consists of 3 stages. Candidates successful at each stage will progress to the next stage. Application – online application form, answering questions explaining clearly how you meet the essential and desirable criteria for the role. Use the additional information section to provide information on all relevant experience. Assessment session – an online assessment session gauging your listening and understanding skills, critical thinking skills and problem-solving skills. You will need to have access to a webcam and a laptop or PC to do the assessments (you will need to use a keyboard). Interview – an online interview with a 111 Health Advisor Call Handler from the ambulance service, discussing your skills, experience and providing an opportunity for you to find out more about the role. Qualifications and Training Essential: Good all-round education (i.e. 2 GCSEs at equivalent of grade 4 or above including English), or equivalent demonstrable experience in a similar role For safeguarding reasons this role is only open to people aged over 18 years of age Desirable: NHS Pathways Trained NVQ 2/3 Customer Services or equivalent demonstrable experience Knowledge and Experience Essential: Experience in a customer/patient services environment, dealing with the members of the general public Experience of using a computerised system Experience of using a telephone as a regular means of communication in a work environment Desirable: Experience in a call centre environment Geographical knowledge of the operational area Experience of working rotating shifts Previous experience of working in the voluntary or health sector Previous experience of patient care Knowledge of first aid and/or anatomy For full information on the role and essential and desirable criteria, please see the links to Job Description and Person Specification to the right of the advert. Disability support If you have any queries relating to disability and the role or recruitment process, get in touch at ccc.recruitment@scas.nhs.uk Please be advised that South Central Ambulance Service reserves the right to close this campaign earlier than the advertised closing date. Person specification Qualifications Essential criteria Good all round education (i.e. 2 GCSEs at equivalent of grade 4 or above including English), or equivalent demonstrable experience in a similar role Desirable criteria NHS Pathways Trained NVQ 2/3 Customer Services or equivalent demonstrable experience Knowledge Essential criteria Experience in a customer/patient services environment, dealing with the members of the general public Experience of using computerised systems Experience of using a telephone as a regular means of communication in a work environment Desirable criteria Experience in a call centre environment Geographical knowledge of the operational area Experience of working rotating shifts Previous experience of working in the voluntary or health sector Previous experience of patient care Knowledge of first aid and/or anatomy We actively welcome job applications from candidates who have a disability or who are members of the BAME, LGBTQ+ and Armed Forces community (including: Reservists, Veterans, Spouses and Cadets). Here at SCAS we are proud to have a workforce that reflects the diverse community we serve. Applicants who have a disability or are members of the armed forces community who meet the minimum shortlisting criteria for their post of interest will be invited for an interview and/or assessment (where applicable). Please be assured that any requests for reasonable adjustments will not negatively affect your application. As well as standard NHS benefits like generous holiday entitlement and an excellent pension scheme, we offer lots of extras for our staff. Read Less
  • Job overview South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust... Read More
    Job overview South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust is offering an exciting development opportunity for an experienced SCAS leader to step into the role of Assistant Director of ICC – Resource and Deployment. This senior position provides strategic leadership across the Integrated Contact Centre, ensuring the effective planning, coordination and deployment of staff, vehicles, volunteers and operational resources to meet patient need safely and efficiently. The post holder will lead the development of resource deployment strategies that are evidence‑based, sustainable and aligned with Trust priorities, national standards and regulatory requirements. Working in close collaboration with colleagues across clinical, digital, operational and planning functions, you will support the delivery of high‑quality, responsive services and ensure preparedness for fluctuations in demand and periods of operational pressure. This role requires an individual with significant operational leadership experience, strong analytical capability and the ability to influence across organisational boundaries. You will foster a high‑performance culture, provide visible leadership to multiple teams and ensure the delivery of safe, patient‑centered services. The post holder will also play a key role in emergency planning, strategic service development and external partnership work across the wider urgent and emergency care system. Main duties of the job The post holder will provide senior leadership and operational oversight for the Trust’s resource deployment functions, ensuring that all staff and assets are coordinated to deliver timely, clinically appropriate and efficient responses to patients. You will oversee teams across multiple sites, ensuring performance targets, quality standards and key workforce indicators are consistently achieved. You will be responsible for ensuring robust governance within your area, maintaining compliance with Trust policies, national standards and regulatory frameworks. The role includes leading emergency planning and major incident response arrangements, contributing to business continuity plans and acting as Gold Commander when required. A key element of this role involves using data insights, digital tools and predictive modelling to inform deployment decisions and drive ongoing improvements in efficiency, resilience and service quality. You will work closely with digital, clinical and operational teams to enhance systems, support innovation and embed best practice. Working for our organisation Benefits we offer: Full training and a range of courses which you can book locally. Holiday entitlement of 27 days, rising to 29 days after 5 years’ service and 33 days after 10 years’ service, plus an additional 8 days bank holiday (pro rata for part time). Automatic enrolment into the NHS Pension Scheme. Access to continual professional development within SCAS and the wider NHS. Occupational Health support and direct access to our Employee Assistance Programme as well as our own Health and Wellbeing Team. NHS Discounts in over 200 + stores saving money on holidays, days out, car insurance, restaurants, clothing and much more. Ability to join our staff networking groups (as a member, ally or just for interest). Corporate Induction It’s really important for us to ensure you have the best onboarding experience which allows you to feel a sense of belonging from the start. To help with this, we will book your Corporate Induction as soon as we possibly can (depending on availability). All new starters need to attend our *Corporate Induction in person, this is held over one and half days from our educational centres based in: Newbury (Berkshire), Bicester (Oxfordshire) or Whiteley (Hampshire). More specific details will be sent to you once your start date has been confirmed. *Please note – depending on your role additional training may be required following on from your corporate induction. Detailed job description and main responsibilities · Lead on emergency planning and major incident response protocols. · Accountable for the development of annual operational improvement plans within their area of responsibility that support the delivery of the Trust’s strategic objectives. Provide oversight of the services within their area of responsibility, ensuring that there are effective systems in place for the operational management of services which supports devolution, control and accountability to the level of service delivery. · Provide senior leadership to deployment teams across multiple sites, ensuring consistent performance and service quality. · Oversee delivery of KPI and workforce indicators appropriate to the function. · Drive improvements in service delivery to ensure all targets are met. · Ensure robust rota management, training, and staff wellbeing initiatives are in place. · Oversee delivery of recruitment plans. Please read the Job Description and Person Specification for full details Person specification Qualifications Essential criteria Educated to MSc/MA level in a clinical, leadership or business-related discipline or equivalent experience working at commensurate band / level Evidence of on-going professional development. Quality Improvement training and experience e.g. LEAN Six Sigma, IHI or QSIR Knowledge Essential criteria Proven track record in resource planning, operational leadership, and service transformation. Extensive experience in a senior clinical or operational leadership role. Proven track record of strategic service development and transformation. Skills Essential criteria Strong leadership and communication skills. Analytical and decision-making capabilities. Ability to work collaboratively across organisational boundaries. Ability to manage professional networks and partnerships. We actively welcome job applications from candidates who have a disability or who are members of the BAME, LGBTQ+ and Armed Forces community (including: Reservists, Veterans, Spouses and Cadets). Here at SCAS we are proud to have a workforce that reflects the diverse community we serve. Applicants who have a disability or are members of the armed forces community who meet the minimum shortlisting criteria for their post of interest will be invited for an interview and/or assessment (where applicable). Please be assured that any requests for reasonable adjustments will not negatively affect your application. As well as standard NHS benefits like generous holiday entitlement and an excellent pension scheme, we offer lots of extras for our staff. Read Less
  • Operations Manager  

    - Hampshire
    Job overview We are seeking a dynamic and highly motivated Operat... Read More
    Job overview We are seeking a dynamic and highly motivated Operations Manager to play a pivotal role in leading operational delivery across Portsmouth and South East Hampshire. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced clinical or operational leader to influence service performance, drive improvement and contribute to the delivery of safe, effective, high‑quality care for our communities. As an Operations Manager, you will be responsible for the smooth day‑to‑day running of operational activity, ensuring high performance across key quality, workforce and governance measures and regulatory compliance. You will work closely with colleagues in Operations, the Integrated Contact Centre, Fleet and Make Ready Services, you will lead your teams to deliver excellence while supporting and developing a positive, engaged and inclusive culture. Main duties of the job You will act as a visible and credible leader, role‑modelling the Trust’s values and promoting an environment that encourages innovation, accountability and continuous improvement. The role requires strong decision‑making capability, the ability to interpret complex information and the confidence to take operational command when required, including participation on the tactical on‑call rota. You will build strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders, ensuring effective communication, collaborative problem‑solving and a shared focus on improving outcomes for patients. The successful candidate will bring experience in clinical governance, risk management, change management and operational leadership, alongside the ability to influence, motivate and manage multidisciplinary teams. You will have budget responsibility within your sector, contribute to cost improvement programmes and ensure resources are used efficiently and in line with Trust policies. A commitment to staff development and wellbeing is essential, as is the ability to challenge, support and nurture teams to reach their full potential. If you are passionate about leading people, improving services and making a tangible difference in urgent and emergency care, we would love to hear from you. This role offers the opportunity to influence service delivery at scale while developing your own leadership career within a forward‑thinking and values‑led organisation. Working for our organisation Benefits we offer: Full training and a range of courses which you can book locally. Holiday entitlement of 27 days, rising to 29 days after 5 years’ service and 33 days after 10 years’ service, plus an additional 8 days bank holiday (pro rata for part time). Automatic enrolment into the NHS Pension Scheme. Access to continual professional development within SCAS and the wider NHS. Occupational Health support and direct access to our Employee Assistance Programme as well as our own Health and Wellbeing Team. NHS Discounts in over 200 + stores saving money on holidays, days out, car insurance, restaurants, clothing and much more. Ability to join our staff networking groups (as a member, ally or just for interest). Corporate Induction It’s really important for us to ensure you have the best onboarding experience which allows you to feel a sense of belonging from the start. To help with this, we will book your Corporate Induction as soon as we possibly can (depending on availability). All new starters need to attend our *Corporate Induction in person, this is held over one and half days from our educational centres based in: Newbury (Berkshire), Bicester (Oxfordshire) or Whiteley (Hampshire). More specific details will be sent to you once your start date has been confirmed. *Please note – depending on your role additional training may be required following on from your corporate induction. Detailed job description and main responsibilities MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
    As a senior manager within South Central Ambulance Service you will be required to
    provide leadership to your team to ensure the effective provision of the service they
    provide and to champion change in the organisation. You will ensure that your staff
    are motivated and express a positive attitude towards the organisation. You will
    address any issues and concerns that may inhibit your staff from achieving both their
    personal and organisational goals. Governance and Compliance
    • Accountable for the implementation of the sector annual clinical improvement
    plan.
    • In conjunction with the Operations Manager the post holder is responsible for
    implementing the annual operational improvement plan.
    • Ensure that the highest standards of Corporate and Clinical Governance are
    maintained via the relevant group i.e. Sector meetings.
    • Support the Head of Operations when developing workforce planning to
    ensure the ongoing sustainability of clinical services.
    • Accountable for ensuring that all risks within the sector are appropriately
    identified and that they are managed via mitigation actions plans to reduce
    harm to patients, staff or corporate reputation.
    • Ensure that the staff within their sector are aware of and comply with Trust
    policies and procedures. Providing guidance and interpretation, noting those
    that safeguard departmental staff, equipment and resources.
    • Responsible for setting quality standards as appropriate, proposing,
    interpreting, developing and implementing policy appropriate to the function,
    including policies which impact on service provision and other areas of the
    Trust.
    • Accountable in their sector for regulatory compliance including, but not limited
    to CQC, IPC and Health and Safety. People Management
    • Accountable for the line management of all staff reporting directly to the post
    holder. This includes recruitment selection, performance management,
    identification of training and development needs, in accordance with the
    employment policies and practices of the Trust.
    • Improve the level of support for staff by developing and encouraging a culture
    of responsibility for personal development which ensures that all the
    requirements necessary for personal and professional skills are met and
    maintained.
    • Work with corporate business partners to ensure that the workforce reflects
    the diversity of the local population, and the Trust is an equal opportunities
    employer.
    • To generate a culture which promotes empowerment and ensures that
    decision-making is allocated to appropriate levels, allowing staff to feel they
    make a valuable contribution.
    • The post holder will identify and take actions if own or others’ behaviour
    undermines equality and diversity. To be aware of and take action to
    mitigate unconscious bias. Operational Delivery
    • Be a clinical role model within their assigned area, demonstrating strong
    leadership and promoting an open, supportive culture, which is in line with the
    Trust’s values Be the sector lead accountable for the development, implementation and
    usage of clinical pathways in conjunction with the Clinical Pathway Team.
    Develop and maintain an effective relationship with tactical performance
    managers / Integrated Contact Centre (ICC) managers to deliver operational
    performance objectives.
    • Responsible for delivering successful outcomes to any Business Continuity
    incidents within the area of responsibility working with internal and external
    agencies as required.
    • In the absence of the Operations Manager the post holder will provide
    information, advice and guidance in relation to operational performance, risk
    and governance.
    • Accountable for ensuring that the services are delivered to agreed quality and
    financial standards, referring requests for specialist care or contractual
    deviation to the Head of Operations.
    • The post holder will ensure SCAS fulfils its legislative responsibilities under
    the Civil Contingencies Act (2004) and be fully competent to undertake any
    appropriate designated role within SCAS (appropriate to their qualification or
    registration) in response to any incident and p Person specification Qualifications Essential criteria Registered Nurse, Paramedic or other registrant professional educated to degree level (in a relevant discipline), or equivalent experience of working at a senior level Evidence of on-going professional development Quality Improvement training and experience e.g., LEAN Six Sigma, IHI or QSIR Experience of incident command i.e. acting as an Operational officer or willingness to obtain competency within six months of appointment Relevant emergency driving qualification (FutureQual/IHCD) Desirable criteria Educated to Masters / Level 7 level in clinical practice, leadership or business-related discipline. Project/ programme management qualification PSIRF & SIF2015 experience Patient safety qualification Experience Essential criteria Experience and knowledge of the components of clinical governance, incident response, risk management and assurance function; current NHS national policies, standards, requirements, and directions that relate to measuring and improving the quality and safety of patient care Middle management experience in an operational function Experience of managing change programs within their area of expertise Experience of business planning, objective setting, and performance management within their area of expertise Experience of business planning, objective setting, and performance management within their area of expertise Experience of working with stakeholders across multi-disciplinary teams within the healthcare economy and other agencies including formal presentations as and when required. Budget management experience We actively welcome job applications from candidates who have a disability or who are members of the BAME, LGBTQ+ and Armed Forces community (including: Reservists, Veterans, Spouses and Cadets). Here at SCAS we are proud to have a workforce that reflects the diverse community we serve. Applicants who have a disability or are members of the armed forces community who meet the minimum shortlisting criteria for their post of interest will be invited for an interview and/or assessment (where applicable). Please be assured that any requests for reasonable adjustments will not negatively affect your application. As well as standard NHS benefits like generous holiday entitlement and an excellent pension scheme, we offer lots of extras for our staff. Read Less

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