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Lead the Digital Transformation of NHS Healthcare through the development of a new hospital as Digital Workstream Lead. Drive Innovation for the Future of Smart Hospitals.

The post holder will act as Digital Workstream Lead, driving digital innovation and strategic IT implementation to optimise healthcare processes and patient care in the delivery of the Hospital 2.0 vision, a standardised design for future hospitals, for the HHRP. The Digital Workstream Lead will develop an innovative digital strategy that utilises technology and data-driven insights to enhance patient care and improve operational efficiency. Alongside the post holder’s responsibilities within the HHRP, they will also help establish a reliable and scalable IT infrastructure to support the Trust’s digital initiatives and future growth.

The Enabling Works Lead will act as a senior leader within the HHRP team and assume responsibility for overseeing and co-ordinating the commercial and construction components for the Enabling Projects ultimately resulting in the delivery of new healthcare facilities. The Enabling Works Lead will be responsible for developing and managing a team of project managers and other technical advisors and shall also strategically link with other key roles within the Programme and other strategic and corporate roles across NW Anglia FT.

They will support the Programme Director in planning timelines, the critical path, programme plan, action log and other aspects of the Enabling Works Programme and as such maintain up to date and clear records of progress. They will be expected to demonstrate strong construction and commercial leadership and shall manage the interface with the New Hospital Programme design teams and other external architects and technical teams.

The post holder shall act as a senior leader within the HHRP team and assume responsibility for overseeing and co-ordinating the commercial and construction components for the Main Build ultimately resulting in the delivery of new healthcare facilities. They will be responsible for developing and the line management of a team of project managers and other technical advisors and shall also strategically link with other key roles within the Programme and across NW Anglia FT. 

They will support the Programme Director in planning timelines, the critical path, programme plan, action log and other aspects of the Main Build Programme and as such maintain up to date and clear records of the programme. They will be expected to demonstrate strong construction and commercial leadership and shall manage the interface with the New Hospital Programme design teams and other external architects and technical teams.

The Commercial Lead will play a pivotal role in the Hinchingbrooke Hospital Redevelopment Programme (HHRP), ensuring robust commercial oversight and procurement strategy for this transformative project.

Embedded within the Trust’s HHRP team, the post holder will lead on procurement, contract management, and supplier engagement, ensuring value for money and compliance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 and Procurement Act 2023.
Working closely with senior leadership, finance teams, and project managers, they will drive commercial planning, risk mitigation, and business case development, supporting the successful delivery of the Hospital 2.0 vision. The Commercial Lead will also oversee high-value tenders, contract performance, and strategic supplier relationships, ensuring seamless integration of commercial activity into the wider HHRP programme.

If you are interested in finding out more about this opportunity, please get in touch with our dedicated recruitment team today, you can find their details on the apply page of this site.

The Procurement Manager will provide strategic procurement support and work directly to the Director of Procurement & Supply Chain in the effective procurement of all goods and services required for the Hinchingbrooke Hospital Redevelopment programme. They will ensure sufficient supply, efficient processes and excellent quality and value for money are obtained for our Trust, patients and the taxpayer. The postholder will run complex Public Sector procurements, managing multiple senior stakeholders reporting and presenting procurement outcomes on contract award in both written and verbal formats to deliver breakthrough performance in cost, service and quality.

The post holder will act as Head of Programme Management Office (PMO) for the HHRP. The PMO will play a central role in the development and monitoring of delivery of the Trust’s Outline and Full Business Cases and ongoing activities associated with the redevelopment programme. The role will be responsible for initiating and overseeing project controls, including governance, approval points, frequency of project reporting, tolerances and producing regular Highlight Reports for Project Delivery Boards.

This is an incredibly exciting opportunity to help lead a programme which will build a state-of-the-art hospital to provide high-quality, patient care across a range of specialities. We are looking for an experienced Senior PMO professional who is enthusiastic, diligent, extremely organised, and who can work autonomously. We would expect the post holder to demonstrate previous knowledge and experience within a comparable position for this role and a programme management qualification would be desirable.

The post holder will be embedded within the Trust’s Operational Division and work with the HHRP Programme team to prioritise structural works, create a forward plan and anticipate and mitigate any impact on operational delivery or patient care that may arise as the result of the works.

The Operations Lead role will be a key member of the Trust’s HHRP and RAAC project teams, acting as the Operational Lead to ensure there is a clear route of dialogue between the Business As Usual ops team and the New Hospital and RAAC teams. They will play an important role in the development of plans for the new hospital, acting as a link between the RAAC programme and core HHRP workstreams including the Enabling Works, Design & Construction, and development of the Target Operating Model for the new hospital.