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Health Services Management Centre (HSMC) to seek new Director
Having served as Director since 2008, HSMC’s Jon Glasby is taking up a new role as Head of the School of Social Policy from 1st August 2015. This means he’ll continue to have overall responsibility for HSMC, but alongside the
University’s social policy and social work department and a series of research centres around wealth/poverty, the role of the third sector, working with families, and issues of diversity and migration. HSMC will therefore be recruiting a new Director, and
we’re looking for someone able to embody our commitment to ‘rigour and relevance’, to maintain and develop our national and international networks, and to continue to develop our expertise around research, teaching, consultancy and policy.
Ideally we are seeking someone with an academic pedigree within the fields of, for example, health policy, health management or leadership development - but who is also capable of working with senior policy makers and leading a group of
highly motivated staff. The appointee should also strengthen the research and policy capability of HSMC and bring in funding on the basis of existing reputation.
For further information, please contact [log in to unmask].
Full details of this post can be found on the University's
vacancies website.
Professor Martin Powell
Health Services Management Centre
University of Birmingham
Park House
40 Edgbaston Park Road
Birmingham B15 2RT
Tel: 0121 414 4462
New Book:
Shaping health policy
Case study methods and analysis
Mark Exworthy,
Stephen Peckham,
Martin Powell,
Alison Hann
HSMC
celebrated its 40th Anniversary in 2012. For more
information see:
http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/hsmc-fortieth-celebrations
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