ASSISTANT DIRECTOR – LEADERSHIP & DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

  • Full Time
  • Leeds
  • Salary Guide: £17,000 - £25,000

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ASSISTANT DIRECTOR – LEADERSHIP & DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME: NHS Employers

Whether already part of the industry, or ready for a brand new challenge, NHS Employers is looking for an enthusiastic individual to join the organisation and play a key role in servicing its clients. Applicants should have a strong customer focus as they may be dealing with external clients as well as various departments within the company. Please visit the website for further information about this role.

Position: Assistant Director – Leadership & Development Programme
Location: Leeds
Hours: Full Time
Salary Guide: £17,000 – £25,000
Last Updated: 30 August 2024
Job Category: Health & Social Care:Health & Social Care

Assistant Director Role:

Assisting the director of a particular department within the company. Organising company initiatives and making proper arrangements to meet department objectives.

Other Duties:

  • Recruiting and hiring employees for the department
  • Organising and leading training programs or providing one-on-one training to new hires
  • Evaluating employee performance and providing coaching and guidance as needed
  • Delegating duties to employees to complete projects, streamline day-to-day activities, or meet new objectives
  • Terminating employees when necessary
  • Creating weekly or monthly schedules for employees
  • Planning department events
  • Handling administrative functions within the department
  • Attending or leading department meetings to assess progress with projects
  • Participating in strategic planning with the department director
  • Creating a budget for the department and maintaining it throughout the year to ensure spending is within set limits
  • Tracking department expenditures and identifying problem areas or opportunities for improvement
  • Giving presentations to employees to educate them on new initiatives, procedures, or projects
  • Mediating disputes between employees and handling employee complaints or concerns
  • Assisting the department director as needed with all projects and duties
  • Offering assistance to other managerial staff within the company
  • Acting as a department or company representative to other departments, business partners, stakeholders, and the public



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