FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Chief Medical Officer (Development) role?
The primary focus of the Chief Medical Officer (Development) role is to lead the advancement of Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust as a digitally enabled healthcare provider, with an emphasis on artificial intelligence, innovation, medical education, research, service development, change, and transformation.
What is the organizational structure surrounding the Chief Medical Officer (Development)?
The Chief Medical Officer (Development) will be a member of the Shelford Group Medical Director’s Group, will work closely with the new Chief Medical Officer (Operations), and will collaborate with a range of external organizations and agencies.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates should have experience working at a senior level in complex healthcare settings, with a considerable focus on partnership working, collaboration, quality of care, and innovation.
How does the organization define its values?
The organization values include: Patients first, being respectful, ownership, unity, and delivering efficient, effective, and accountable actions.
What type of candidates are being sought for this role?
The organization is seeking talented and ambitious medical leaders who bring intellect, commitment, energy, and a natural empathy with the organizational values.
Who should I contact for more information about the position?
For further details or to arrange informal visits, please contact Simon Green or David Heaton at david.heaton@alumniglobal.com or call +44 7842 003 200.
Is there a focus on innovation in this role?
Yes, there is a significant focus on innovation, with an emphasis on advancing digital capabilities, artificial intelligence, and transformative practices in healthcare delivery.
What is the role's relationship with external organizations?
The Chief Medical Officer (Development) will work interchangeably with external organizations, supporting partnership working, collaboration, and contributing to clinical pathway redesign.
What is the geographic area served by Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust?
The Trust primarily serves the people of Sheffield and offers specialist care for patients from further afield.
How important is patient-centered care in this role?
Patient-centered care is of utmost importance, as the organization strives to ensure that patients are at the heart of all activities and decision-making processes.