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National Specialty Advisor for Responsible AI in Health & Social Care
| Posting date: | 12 August 2024 |
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| Salary: | Not specified |
| Additional salary information: | Negotiable |
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 01 September 2024 |
| Location: | London, SE1 9RT |
| Company: | NHS Jobs |
| Job type: | Contract |
| Job reference: | C9196-24-2199 |
Summary
Strategic Development Lead on the refinement of the strategic direction of the RAi UK Health and Social Care Working Group, in alignment with RAi UK principles and adhering to the guiding principles set by the World Health Organisation in its global report of AI in health[1]. Collaborate with stakeholders to establish long-term goals and priorities for the working group's activities, working with academic partners to ensure these are supported by robust analysis and evaluation. Identify emerging opportunities and challenges in AI adoption in health and social care to inform strategic decision-making and priority activities. Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of strategic initiatives, making adjustments as needed to ensure alignment with RAi UK objectives. Develop and deliver reports as agreed, setting out key findings and recommendations Programme Design and Delivery Lead on the design and development of a comprehensive programme of activities aimed at promoting responsible AI-driven solutions in health and social care, aligning with existing national and international initiatives and demonstrating clear added value of activities. Define clear objectives, outcomes, and deliverables for each phase of the programme. Coordinate with internal and external partners to ensure the successful implementation and delivery of programme activities, building full support from stakeholders. Monitor progress towards programme goals and milestones, taking proactive measures to address any challenges or barriers encountered, and considering plans for scale-up, sustainability and spread in relevant health and care settings. Ensure that programme activities are evidence-based, culturally sensitive, and responsive to the needs of diverse stakeholders. Programme Management Work with the RAi UK Health and Social Care Working Group programme manager to develop comprehensive and cohesive programme plans and ensure delivery of activities to agreed timelines and budget. Support the development and maintenance of effective reporting within the RAi UK governance structures, including to the RAi UK Leadership team (both through written updates and presentations to respective groups and forums). Proactively mitigate risk across all activities and assure appropriate communication of effective risk management plans. Partnership working Build and proactively develop effective stakeholder relationships across the health and social care system, and actively develop productive relationships by diplomatically managing the competing priorities that may occur in some environments. Lead consensus building strategies and actively manage potential blockages and competing opinions to deliver constructive and user focused change. Ensure relationship management strategies across the network are well designed and implemented and refreshed to reflect the rapidly changing environment Ensure alignment with other relevant national and international programmes of work and policy initiatives, and work through ambiguity and uncertainty. Ensure the success and learning is well captured and influences relevant national and international audiences in partnership with stakeholders. Other Applicants should be working as a senior registrar or a new consultant, or consultant nurse/AHP/equivalent. The post holder is required to follow host organisation policies and procedures. The full terms of the arrangement will be supported by a secondment agreement between their substantive employer and the host organisation. Key relationships RAi UK Health and Social Care Working Group members RAi UK Health and Social Care Working Group programme manager RAi UK Leadership, Delivery and Operations team Stakeholders from across the health and social care system Clinical and academic leads, service users and carers. Clinicians, senior managers and staff in provider trusts, public health teams and commissioners. Key voluntary sector organisations Organisations and individuals leading on the development of AI technologies and related policies and governance, both nationally and internationally. --- [1] Ethics and governance of artificial intelligence for health: WHO guidance. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2021. Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO.