FAQs
What is the work schedule for the Senior Communications Officer position?
The role supports the WMCA for a minimum of three days per week, but may vary based on responsibilities and projects.
Who will the Senior Communications Officer report to?
The Senior Communications Officer will report to the Trust’s Head of Communications.
What type of organizations will the Senior Communications Officer collaborate with?
The Senior Communications Officer will collaborate with various organizations that commission, provide, and contribute to cancer services across the West Midlands region.
What are the main responsibilities of the Senior Communications Officer?
The main responsibilities include developing and implementing internal and external communications plans, managing media relations, digital communications, and stakeholder engagement.
Is there any opportunity for flexible working arrangements?
Yes, the Trust is committed to creating flexible working arrangements to suit individual needs and will consider all requests from applicants who wish to work flexibly.
What is the purpose of the West Midlands Cancer Alliance?
The purpose of the West Midlands Cancer Alliance is to increase survival rates, address inequalities, and improve the experience of those living with and beyond cancer through coordinated partnership working.
How important is diversity to the Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust?
Diversity is highly valued at the Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust, as it believes that diverse thinking and lived experiences contribute significantly to improving patient care and solving future healthcare problems.
Who can I contact for further information about the role?
You can contact Hannah Murdoch, Head of Communications, at hannah.murdoch@nhs.net or by telephone at 07917626124 for further details or informal visits.