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Job description

The Director of Occupational Health and Well-being Services is a key leadership role within the Police Service of Northern Ireland, holding primary responsibility for the effective operation and delivery of the organisation’s range of multidisciplinary occupational health and well-being services. In addition to developing and embedding progressive occupational health and well-being strategies and supporting systems, the role holder will lead a multi-disciplinary team of clinicians, health professionals and support staff in building and supporting the resilience and well-being of the organisation and its workforce to deliver its strategic objectives. .

Responsibilities

• Leading and continuously developing a high performing, professional and collaborative occupational health and well-being function that assists the organisation in achieving its strategic aims and delivery of policing for Northern Ireland communities.
• Delivering occupational health and well-being strategies and preventative interventions through efficient and effective service provision across medical, nursing, mental health, physiotherapy and physical health services and attendance management.
• For full details on the responsibilities of this role, please review the comprehensive Candidate Pack by clicking Apply Direct.

Skills and Qualifications

Essential Skills

• Evidence of strategy development skills demonstrated through the formulation and delivery of an effective business, clinical or Human Resources strategy.
• Experience of leading strategic work programmes that have delivered successful outcomes in optimising organisational performance.
• For full details on the essential skills required for this role, please review the comprehensive Candidate Pack by clicking Apply Direct.

Further Information

Work time Monday - Friday.