FAQs
What is the duration of the PMO Officer contract?
The PMO Officer role is a fixed-term contract until 31 March 2025.
What key skills are required for the PMO Officer position?
The PMO Officer should have a track record of supporting end-to-end transformation, good communication skills for stakeholder engagement, and experience in risk management and governance processes.
Who will the PMO Officer be working with?
The PMO Officer will work with a broad range of senior internal and external stakeholders, including those in urgent and emergency care and other key stakeholders involved in transformation delivery.
What are some responsibilities of the PMO Officer?
Responsibilities include monitoring core delivery unit resources, measuring the impact of transformation programmes, supporting risk management, coordinating the Transformation and PMO Forum, and managing financial processes like raising Purchase Orders and invoices.
Will the PMO Officer have any line management responsibilities?
Yes, the PMO Officer will provide line management within the portfolio management team, including pastoral care and support with professional development.
How does the NHS North East London ICB approach staff support and wellbeing?
The NHS North East London ICB invests in their staff, listens to them, ensures representation of populations, and fosters health and wellbeing.
Is there an opportunity for informal visits or further inquiries about the position?
Yes, interested candidates can contact Louise Brent, Head of PMO, at louise.brent@nhs.net for further details or informal visits.
What is the key priority for NHS North East London ICB in the coming year?
The key priority is to develop closer integrated and collaborative ways of working with partners to implement the Out of Hospital Strategy.