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[Commlist] Job Opportunity: University of Liverpool Civic Data Co-operative Public Participation Manager

Wed Jan 12 16:03:08 GMT 2022





The University of Liverpool Civic Data Co-operative is looking to appoint a:

Public Participation Manager (Grade 8)

£42,149 - £53,348 pa

03-Feb-2022 23:30

https://my.corehr.com/pls/ulivrecruit/erq_search_package.search_form?p_company=1&p_internal_external=E

https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/working/jobvacancies/

Our vision is to create a vibrant, internationally visible civic data environment creating a common purpose to make health-related data from the region's people work for the people. To do this we will be creating a Civic Data Co-operative (CDC). This co-operative will be based on a collaborative, open approach to governance the co-operative will support people and organisations to improve the lives of Liverpool City Region (LCR) residents while driving economic growth in health tech and digital across LCR.

Funded by the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority Strategic Investment Fund, the Civic Data Co-operative will work with a wide range of partners to deliver on this vision, including the University of Liverpool, NHS organisations, Liverpool Health Partners, Local Authorities, and Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, as well as local commercial and international organisations.

The team are now looking for an experienced and well organised individual who can establish a programme of research and an implementation strategy to ensure that CDC¿s approach to Data Stewardship meets the needs of its residents and positively impacts regional and national policy for civic data use.

The ideal candidate will:
Understand and have experience of the development and deployment of strategies and research questions to ensure meaningful engagement of the public is embedded across all programme workstreams
Have experience of contributing to successful funding applications
Have experience of working with senior stakeholders to develop and embed public engagement strategies Experience of working as a member of a dynamic interdisciplinary team and collaborating with external experts, other PPIE managers, researchers, and academics Be highly organised and structured with the ability to create solutions to complex problems Believe in the mission and vision of all sectors of the health and social care system using data and data science to work together in a new way to improve health and care
Understand the need for openness and transparency in the use of data
Be driven by the desire to improve health outcomes by listening to our resident's lived experience and work collaboratively with stakeholders to improve the service.
Understand the need for a Team Science approach to impactful delivery

You will be a part of the CDC Leadership Team and responsible for leading the implementation of the Public Engagement strategy. You will undertake research in the area of data stewardship and work with external experts and collaborators to inform the design, governance and sustainability of the CDC service.

You will also work closely with stakeholders across the University and wider care system in Cheshire and Merseyside to develop trust in and provide an evidence base for CDC's approach to Data Stewardship, ensuring that best practice is shared, and strategic impact is achieved. You should have a degree (or equivalent qualification or relevant professional experience). The post is available until 31 March 2025.

The University has the right to close the vacancy early if it is deemed that there have been enough applications received


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