FAQs
What is the primary role of the Project Support Officer?
The primary role of the Project Support Officer is to provide comprehensive administrative and project support for several projects within the Early Diagnosis, Primary Care, and Health Inequalities team at Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance.
What are the qualifications needed for this position?
Applicants should have significant experience in a similar administrative or project support officer role, proficiency in MS Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Excel, as well as excellent multitasking, prioritizing skills, attention to detail, and the ability to handle confidentiality and diplomacy.
What is the duration of the contract?
The contract for the Project Support Officer position will last until 31st March 2026.
Is flexible working available for this position?
Yes, flexible working options will be considered for this full-time position.
Will travel be required for this role?
Yes, the post holder must be able to travel across Greater Manchester when required.
Who can I contact for more information about the position?
You can contact Dan Clark, the Health Inequalities Project Manager, via email at d.clark18@nhs.net or by telephone at 07815 465386.
Where is the position based?
The position is hosted by and based at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust, but works on behalf of all Greater Manchester stakeholders in the program.
What type of projects will the Project Support Officer be involved in?
The Project Support Officer will be involved in projects aimed at reducing the risk of developing cancer, improving survival outcomes, and enhancing experiences for those diagnosed with cancer through early diagnosis and better treatment.
Will applicants need to engage with external partners?
Yes, the role involves collaborating with various stakeholders, including clinical and managerial leaders, patient representatives, and voluntary, community, faith, and social enterprise organizations.
What is the main goal of the Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance?
The main goal of the Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance is to reduce cancer risk, improve survival outcomes, and enhance the experiences of individuals diagnosed with cancer through various initiatives focused on earlier diagnosis and better treatment.