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NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care Board (ICB) is seeking a Chief Finance Officer (CFO) to join as a Statutory Board Member, providing strategic financial leadership while ensuring the achievement of financial targets and driving long-term sustainability and improved outcomes across the region.

As CFO, you will oversee the financial strategy of NHS Greater Manchester, ensuring effective resource allocation, financial governance, and financial performance management. You will collaborate with a wide range of partners across health, care, and local government to deliver system-wide transformation, enhance productivity, tackle health inequalities, and improve population health outcomes.

As a Statutory Board Member, you will contribute to the overall leadership of the Integrated Care System (ICS), ensuring that NHS Greater Manchester meets its core purposes and financial objectives. You will play a key role in shaping the financial strategy, managing risks, and driving innovation aligned with national and regional priorities.

For full details of the role and to apply, please refer to the job description.

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The chief financial officer will be required to ensure that the GM Integrated Care meets the financial targets set for it by NHS England and NHS Improvement, including living within the overall revenue and capital allocation, and the administration costs limit. Jointly with other system partners, the chief financial officer is responsible for ensuring that the integrated care system (ICS) delivers its financial targets.

The chief financial officer will support the development and delivery of the long-term plan of GM Integrated Care. They will ensure this reflects and integrates the strategies of all relevant partner organisations of the ICS, with a particular focus on developing a shared financial and resourcing strategy.

As a member of the unitary board, each board director is jointly responsible for planning and allocating resources to meet the four core purposes of integrated care systems (ICSs).Ìý

• to improve outcomes in population health and healthcare;
• tackle inequalities in outcomes, experience, and access;
• enhance productivity and value for money and
• help the NHS support broader social and economic development.

The chief financial officer will be responsible for developing the funding strategy for the ICS to support the board in achieving these aims, including consideration of place-based budgets, and making use of benchmarking to make sure that funds are deployed as effectively as possible.

Gweithio i'n sefydliad

In 2016, Greater Manchester made history by becoming the first region to be granted devolved control of health and social care spending. In doing so, we embarked upon the most radical health and care transformation programme in the country, with partnership working at the heart of delivering better outcomes for GM.

Together we have established our model of integrated neighbourhood and place-based working. Established strong provider collaborations across secondary, primary, mental health and social care. An expansive strategic partnership with the voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector pioneering new approaches to community-led care and support. We have progressed a system-wide population health plan alongside scaled improvements and innovation in mental health access and provision extended access in primary care and significant improvements in social care quality. Finally, we have established a nationally leading model to connect the health and care system with academic and industry partners in the pursuit, discovery and spread of innovation.

Through our Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership Strategy, we are continuing this work to achieve our vision for Greater Manchester a place where everyone can live a good life, grow up, get on and grow old in a greener, fairer more prosperous city region.