The post holder will be the chief adviser to the Chief Executive Officer, Chair and the Board in relation to all areas of corporate and regulatory governance, and legislative requirements. They are responsible for corporate governance leadership, ensuring the organisations corporate affairs are undertaken to the highest standards of probity according to statutory and legislative requirements. The Director of Integrated Governance is a pivotal board role providing leadership and development of our governance and corporate affairs. The purpose of the role is to develop, maintain and continuously improve our corporate governance arrangements so that the Board are assured that the people in our communities whom we are here to serve, receive the highest levels of care. The Director of Integrated Governance will play a key role in providing corporate leadership and assurance as a member of the Board. To be accountable to the Board on all aspects of assurance, compliance, regulation, and accreditation matters by leading the development and delivery of exceptional corporate governance through policy, and best practice, and reflecting the strategic intent and direction of the organisation. Ensure that this is in line with the standards of good governance set for the NHS and as recognised by ICSA. Advise the Board on all legal matters, securing external legal opinion when specific legal expertise and/or legal independence is required. Act as the key relationship manager with external regulators and auditors including, but not limited to, NHS England (NHSE), Care Quality Commission (CQC), appointed auditors and Health & Safety Executive (HSE). Experience and Knowledge: Experience operating at corporate board level, with direct experience as a member or senior advisor to the Board and as a strategic director and including significant governance experience within health or similar public sector organisations. Preparing end of year and periodic reports and reviews for Board, including those for audit purposes operating to a disciplined schedule. Preparing and presenting complex reports to boards/committees and external organisations, working across a range of statutory, public, commercial, and voluntary bodies. Hold a post graduate qualification within risk, governance or associated field. If you are interested in this position please apply via this advert with your most recent CV.
Dec 03, 2025
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The post holder will be the chief adviser to the Chief Executive Officer, Chair and the Board in relation to all areas of corporate and regulatory governance, and legislative requirements. They are responsible for corporate governance leadership, ensuring the organisations corporate affairs are undertaken to the highest standards of probity according to statutory and legislative requirements. The Director of Integrated Governance is a pivotal board role providing leadership and development of our governance and corporate affairs. The purpose of the role is to develop, maintain and continuously improve our corporate governance arrangements so that the Board are assured that the people in our communities whom we are here to serve, receive the highest levels of care. The Director of Integrated Governance will play a key role in providing corporate leadership and assurance as a member of the Board. To be accountable to the Board on all aspects of assurance, compliance, regulation, and accreditation matters by leading the development and delivery of exceptional corporate governance through policy, and best practice, and reflecting the strategic intent and direction of the organisation. Ensure that this is in line with the standards of good governance set for the NHS and as recognised by ICSA. Advise the Board on all legal matters, securing external legal opinion when specific legal expertise and/or legal independence is required. Act as the key relationship manager with external regulators and auditors including, but not limited to, NHS England (NHSE), Care Quality Commission (CQC), appointed auditors and Health & Safety Executive (HSE). Experience and Knowledge: Experience operating at corporate board level, with direct experience as a member or senior advisor to the Board and as a strategic director and including significant governance experience within health or similar public sector organisations. Preparing end of year and periodic reports and reviews for Board, including those for audit purposes operating to a disciplined schedule. Preparing and presenting complex reports to boards/committees and external organisations, working across a range of statutory, public, commercial, and voluntary bodies. Hold a post graduate qualification within risk, governance or associated field. If you are interested in this position please apply via this advert with your most recent CV.
We are currently supporting a large healthcare organisation based in London in the appointment of an interim HR professional, with a focus on Employee Relations advice and cases including absence, disciplinary, grievances, investigations and performance management. The position will initially be for 3 months; this is due to a current review taking place within the team structure following the implementation of the HR information system. Due to the existing team working onsite in the main, there will need to be a presence onsite for a minimum of 3 days per week and this site is in South London. Main Objectives of the Role Lead on and manage the full cycle of employment relations cases, including absence and performance management, grievance and disciplinary investigations organisational change. To be an expert in ER, serving as a trusted point of contact for key stakeholders to provide and implement effective solutions and strategies for HR issues involving absence, probation, capability, conduct, performance and grievance meetings, seeking support from the senior team where necessary. To support managers with end-to-end formal case management involving sickness absence, performance, disciplinary, grievance and probation. This includes taking notes during meetings, assisting managers in producing outcome letters and reviewing investigation reports. To build strong relationships with key stakeholders to understand current challenges, develop strategies for resolution and regularly monitor progress. To attend stakeholder meetings, actively contributing and proving progress updates on live ER cases and Key Performance Indicator (KPI) reviews. Qualifications and Experience CIPD qualified to Level 5 minimum/or equivalent HR qualification. Extensive experience in managing complex ER cases and providing excellent HR advisory services in a reputable, fast moving organisation. Demonstrated understanding of the challenges in the healthcare/public sector and current trends within HR practice. Experience in stakeholder management, including providing support to managers and collaborating with cross functional teams. Experience of utilising 'Workday' HR Information System would be an advantage. If you are interested in this position, please apply with a copy of your most recent CV.
Dec 03, 2025
Contractor
We are currently supporting a large healthcare organisation based in London in the appointment of an interim HR professional, with a focus on Employee Relations advice and cases including absence, disciplinary, grievances, investigations and performance management. The position will initially be for 3 months; this is due to a current review taking place within the team structure following the implementation of the HR information system. Due to the existing team working onsite in the main, there will need to be a presence onsite for a minimum of 3 days per week and this site is in South London. Main Objectives of the Role Lead on and manage the full cycle of employment relations cases, including absence and performance management, grievance and disciplinary investigations organisational change. To be an expert in ER, serving as a trusted point of contact for key stakeholders to provide and implement effective solutions and strategies for HR issues involving absence, probation, capability, conduct, performance and grievance meetings, seeking support from the senior team where necessary. To support managers with end-to-end formal case management involving sickness absence, performance, disciplinary, grievance and probation. This includes taking notes during meetings, assisting managers in producing outcome letters and reviewing investigation reports. To build strong relationships with key stakeholders to understand current challenges, develop strategies for resolution and regularly monitor progress. To attend stakeholder meetings, actively contributing and proving progress updates on live ER cases and Key Performance Indicator (KPI) reviews. Qualifications and Experience CIPD qualified to Level 5 minimum/or equivalent HR qualification. Extensive experience in managing complex ER cases and providing excellent HR advisory services in a reputable, fast moving organisation. Demonstrated understanding of the challenges in the healthcare/public sector and current trends within HR practice. Experience in stakeholder management, including providing support to managers and collaborating with cross functional teams. Experience of utilising 'Workday' HR Information System would be an advantage. If you are interested in this position, please apply with a copy of your most recent CV.
