Associate Medical Director

You will be supported in developing your leadership and management skills. You will take medical responsibility for attending relevant governance groups and participate in incident and complaints management. You will support governance agenda ensuring that there is a process in place for clinical audits for OOH and gtd CAS. You would be responsible for reviewing / auditing Emergency Department & Northwest Ambulance Service pass back rates and discussing any concerns with clinicians on a 1:1 basis, demonstrating an improvement in clinical performance.
You would be responsible for the system of clinical performance review that identifies any issues, as well as further targeted measures with individuals who fall below levels in auditing performance. This may include, but not exclusively, issues with conversion rates and productivity of GPs where concerns had been raised (gtd CAS) e.g. discussing these on a 1:1 basis or escalating to GP Adviser's. You will be required to attend the monthly Greater Manchester Urgent Primary Care Alliance (GMUPCA) meeting giving feedback to the Medical Director ad hoc and at 1:1 meetings with Medical Director.
Working with the Clinical and Senior Operations Team, you would ensure that all requirements for successful CQC reviews are met. You would be required to be part of any recruitment initiative to ensure optimal medical staffing in all our gtd CAS, OOH and Digital Health Services ensuring that our workforce planning agenda is met for this service. You will be responsible for the line management of all gtd CAS, OOH and Digital Health Services Leads and support them in the line management of gtd CAS, OOH and Digital Health Services Doctors and relevant clinical staff. You will provide professional supervision, guidance, and support in the completion of job planning.
**Other duties**: Any other duties, as agreed with the line manager to meet the needs of the organisation. This may include travel to other sites within the organisation.