Advanced Practitioner Strategic Lead Public Health

Are you ready to make a tangible difference to health outcomes and inequalities in one of the UKs largest and most diverse cities?, This is a significant opportunity to play a leadership role at a pivotal time for Birmingham. As an Advanced Practitioner Strategic Lead, you will work closely with the Assistant Directors and Director of Public Health, leading a defined portfolio of work that supports our ambition to improve population health, reduce inequalities and embed public health principles across the Council and wider system. You will lead the development, commissioning and delivery of major public health programmes, ensuring they are evidence led, equitable and aligned with the Councils Corporate Plan, City Vision and Health and Wellbeing Strategy. You will be responsible for a portfolio of specialism within Public Health, with flexibility to adapt your portfolio as priorities evolve.,

• Provide expert public health leadership and advice to senior officers, members and partners.
• Lead the strategic development and delivery of a defined public health portfolio, improving outcomes and reducing health inequalities.
• Shape and deliver high quality, evidence based programmes and commissioned services.
• Work collaboratively with NHS, local authority, voluntary sector and regional partners to deliver integrated, systemwide solutions.
• Use public health intelligence, research and evaluation to inform decision making and drive impact.
• Lead and manage staff and resources effectively, ensuring value for money and robust governance.
• Contribute to planning for and responding to public health incidents and emergencies, including on call arrangements where required.
• Support the Director of Public Health in delivering statutory responsibilities and organisational priorities.
• Act as an ambassador for Birmingham City Council at local, regional and national levels.
  
  Are you ready to make a tangible difference to health outcomes and inequalities in one of the UKs largest and most diverse cities?