National Clinical Network Co-Lead- Cancer

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• Contribute to transforming the future of health as a Co-Lead within our National Clinical Networks
• Be based in any part of Aotearoa NZ
• We are now seeking expressions of interest to be Co-Leads of the National Clinical Networks - Cancer
• Applications are open until 9 August 2024.
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NGĀ PŪKENGA ME NGĀ WHEAKO | SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

As a National Clinical Network Co-Lead for cancer, you will be accountable for development and delivery of the national work programme and will:

• Be a practising clinician who provides local, regional or national professional and clinical governance leadership for cancer.
• Be invested in your own cultural competency and hold the National Clinical Network and health system to account, driving opportunities for service improvement that leads to better health outcomes for Māori.
• Be an approachable, collaborative leader ensuring the people you work with feel heard and empowered.
• Use your broad understanding of health systems and your professional and contextual knowledge to bring sector insights and understanding to the National Clinical Network for Cancer.
• Be highly connected to inter-professional teams and the wider sector with the credibility and capability to be a ‘leader of leaders’.
• Recognise the skills and contribution of our kaimahi at all parts of the cancer patient pathway.
• Be committed to eliminating unwarranted variation and pursuing equity in health care across the motu and utilising your communication, negotiating and influencing skills to build consensus amongst stakeholders.

• Be a practising clinician who provides local, regional or national professional and clinical governance leadership for cancer.
• Be invested in your own cultural competency and hold the National Clinical Network and health system to account, driving opportunities for service improvement that leads to better health outcomes for Māori.
• Be an approachable, collaborative leader ensuring the people you work with feel heard and empowered.
• Use your broad understanding of health systems and your professional and contextual knowledge to bring sector insights and understanding to the National Clinical Network for Cancer.
• Be highly connected to inter-professional teams and the wider sector with the credibility and capability to be a ‘leader of leaders’.
• Recognise the skills and contribution of our kaimahi at all parts of the cancer patient pathway.
• Be committed to eliminating unwarranted variation and pursuing equity in health care across the motu and utilising your communication, negotiating and influencing skills to build consensus amongst stakeholders