19 Oct
University College London
London
Job description
About us
Date of Interviews : Monday 5th August 2024 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Salary : c. £99,891
The appointee will work for both UCL and the North Central London Integrated Care Board.
The NCL Integrated Care Board coordinates and commissions activities and services across five North London boroughs to achieve better health and better lives for all, working together with its residents, patients, and their families to design the services that they want to see.
It also works in partnership with local NHS services and local authority and voluntary sector partners. Its aim is that everyone has fair access to health and care services that anticipate and meet their individual needs at every stage of their lives.
UCL is a world leading, global university, with a community of more than 50,000 students from 150 countries and over 16,000 staff, which pursues academic excellence, breaks boundaries, and makes a positive impact on real world problems.
We are consistently ranked among the top ten universities in the world and are one of only a handful of institutions rated as having the strongest academic reputation.
We are ambitious for change and are committed to taking ever bolder and more impactful interventions towards becoming a more diverse, equitable and inclusive university.
UCL has recently outlined its approach to transformational change to ensure a sustainable future against a background of financial, sector and geo-political challenges, which represent some of the challenges that currently face higher education.
Full details can be found in UCL's Strategic Plan 2022-2027.
UCL's present and former staff and students have included 30 Nobel Laureates. It is a truly international community :
almost half of our students and nearly a third of staff are from outside the UK.
More than half of our student community is engaged in graduate studies, with almost 6,000 of them pursuing research degrees.
The Health Partnerships Team supports the development and management of strategic health projects and partnerships across UCL.
The team provides stakeholder coordination, business case and strategy development, coordination of applications for infrastructure funding, relationship management and support for corporate governance and project reporting.
0coordinating activities that straddle HEI partners and NHS Foundation Trusts. The team also has a health governance role supporting the main UCL Fitness to Practice Panel and key health-related committees.
About the role
The appointee to this key post will work in partnership with the Pro-Provost (Health) and the Director of Health Partnerships to co-lead the Pro-Provost (Health) portfolio and activities.
The Director of Health Research Strategy, a post that is shared with the North Central London ICB, will leverage the strengths of UCL and the ICB to support research in the local community through UCL researchers working with local collaborators.
▶️ Director of Health Research Strategy
🖊️ University College London
📍 London