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Information Governance Manager

University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation
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Moorfields NHS Trust is seeking an experienced Information Governance Manager to join the team at the City Road site.

This temporary role offers 37.5hrs per week for 3 months with the possibility to extend.

All applicants are asked to provide a professional CV detailing qualifications, skills and experience aligned with the essentail criteria listed below.

Essentail Criteria:

* Professional qualification(s) in Information Governance fields, for example ISEB Certification in Data Protection, FOI, Information Security or other certificates in Information Governance or Specialist knowledge and expertise acquired through experience or theoretical study of a broad range of techniques / processes relating to the knowledge area.

* Qualified by experience and through evidence of continuous professional development to work at a senior level in a care provider, higher education, or research institution.

* PRINCE2 Practitioners or equivalent qualification

* Ability to be innovative and imaginative in the development of an information Governance function

* Minimum five years’ experience of working in the Information Governance field

* In-depth experience of working in an Information Governance/ field with care provider(s) higher education, or research institution.

* Two years’ experience of handling Freedom of Information requests

* Experience of team and staff management

* Dealing with members of the public

* Three years’ experience of developing awareness and training programmes for staff

* Providing IG as service in a research environment

* Knowledge of Information Governance issues relevant to the health or social care including relevant specialist organisational / procedural / policy knowledge in relation to records and information management.

* Sound knowledge and understanding of NHS Information Governance agenda and the Data Security & Protection Toolkit

* Knowledge and understanding of the IG agenda, including Data Protection Act, Freedom of Information (FOI) legislation, Caldicott Report guidelines, security, confidentiality, and the Goldacre Review.

* Specialist knowledge of IG in the research context

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