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27-05-2016 12:00 AM BST
Closing date: 10 June 2016

We are looking for a Public Health specialist to lead and coordinate the contribution of the wider team in relation to specific agendas including sexual health, children and young people and disability. The role will entail working with partners in the leadership and management of specific work areas to improve health and wellbeing including promoting a culture change within the city whereby citizens are empowered to make healthy choices and are better enabled to self-care.

You will require skills to interpret and critique intelligence from a wide range of sources in order to deliver high quality needs assessments, help shape and review commissioned services, policy and strategy development. The role will also have a focus on further embedding public health expertise across the local authority to influence the way we deliver services to maximise health and wellbeing.

ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS:

To coordinate, manage and undertake technical quantitative and qualitative public health analysis including health needs assessments, production of joint strategic needs assessment chapters, health impact assessments, health equity audits and evaluation in conjunction with partners.

To assess the evidence of effectiveness of public health interventions, to inform service commissioning, policy and strategy development and review.

To work with Public Health Consultants in the provision of population health advice, information and expertise to CCGs to support them in commissioning evidence-based, cost-effective health services that improve population health and reduce inequalities.

To lead and supervise teams comprised of members from across agencies and internally, engaging expertise across the board, working in a matrix management style to undertake work to address the wide range of public health issues in the City. The post will oversee and allocate the work of the team.

For Informal enquiries please contact James Rhodes on 0115 8765726 (james.rhodes@nottinghamcity.gov.uk)

27-05-2016 12:00 AM BST
Closing date: 10 June 2016

To carry out preparation of vegetables and other basic food preparation.
Responsible for the washing up of pans, utensils and other crockery.
Cleaning of equipment and premises as part of the cleaning rota.
Packaging, delivery and assisting with service of food to citizens.
Working with due regard for own personal safety and that of others within the establishment.
Working within the parameters of Food Hygiene Legislation.
To work across Adult Provision sites as and when required.
The hours for this post will mostly be worked early mornings and daytime.
The successful candidate will be required to work some weekends as part of a rota.
The main place of work will be at The Oaks Residential Home, but cover may be required at other day and residential sites across the City Council area.

ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS:

- Basic knowledge of food preparation.
- Knowledge of relevant legislation including COSHH.
- Understanding of food hygiene procedures.
- Able to support teams across Nottingham City Council Adult Provision sites as and when required.

This post is the subject to a DBS enhanced check for a regulated activity.

For informal enquiries please contact Sophie Joyce on 0115 8765535 or email: sophie.joyce@nottinghamcity.gov.uk.


 

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