REGIONAL DELIVERY MANAGER - SOUTH

The Motor Neurone Disease Association is seeking to appoint a Regional Delivery Manager to lead our work at a regional level in the South of England. This is an important role that will lead an experienced and professional multi-disciplinary team through an important time in the
development of the Association. Changes in the NHS and other statutory services mean that ensuring that people living with MND receive exceptional care and support has never been more challenging. You will work with all of the resources available to the Association to develop and deliver a regional delivery plan that reflects our Association’s strategy and meets the needs of people with MND in your area.

You must be an exceptional leader that is comfortable in leading teams through building strong relationships and working in a multi-disciplinary way, together with a proven track record of managing and delivering strategic change in complex environments. You must be comfortable with a high degree of autonomy, with excellent interpersonal and negotiation
skills.

Our ideal candidate will be from a health or social care background with direct experience of health & social care systems and NHS / public sector commissioning arrangements. Whilst experience of the Third sector is not essential you must have an understanding of the unique
challenges of the work that we do.

It is essential you are educated to degree or professional level, or can demonstrate equivalent level of attainment gained through professional experience.

This role will involve extensive travel by car through-out the region. The role is also subject to an enhanced DBS check.

Please send your CV and covering letter explaining why you would be suitable for the role.

Closing date: Sunday, 27 th January 2019
Interview date: Thursday, 14 th February 2019

• MND is a fatal, rapidly progressive disease that affects the brain and spinal cord.
• It attacks the nerves that control movement: people can still think and feel but their muscles refuse to work.
• Six people die from MND every day in the UK. It has no cure.

The MND Association was founded in 1979. Our mission is to improve care and support for people with MND, their families and carers. We also fund and promote research that leads to new understanding and treatments and brings us closer to a cure for MND. The Association also campaigns and raises awareness so the needs of people with MND, and everyone who
cares for them, are recognised and addressed by wider society.