Location
Bromley Civic Centre, London Borough of Bromley

Hours
Full-time, 36 hours per week

Salary
BR14 (£50,867 - £54,584)

About the Role
Are you passionate about improving population health and reducing inequalities? Join Bromley's ambitious and forward-thinking Public Health Team as our Public Health Programme Lead – Sexual Health, a key role that will shape the future of sexual health prevention, strategy and partnership working across the borough.

Lead Strategic Improvement
Drive the development and delivery of Bromley's sexual health priorities, helping to improve outcomes, reduce inequalities and strengthen prevention across the life course.

Influence System-Wide Change
Work with partners across Bromley, South East London and London-wide networks to develop innovative, evidence-based approaches to sexual health improvement.

Make a Real Impact on Population Health
Use public health intelligence, needs assessments and population insights to identify priorities and improve services for residents, particularly those experiencing the greatest health inequalities.

Work in a Collaborative Environment
Partner with NHS organisations, voluntary sector agencies, community groups, commissioners and wider local authority services to deliver joined-up solutions.

Main Duties of the Job
Lead the delivery of local sexual health strategies and programmes, ensuring they are informed by evidence, data and best practice.
Coordinate multi-agency partnerships across health, local government and voluntary sector organisations to strengthen prevention and improve outcomes.
Identify priority populations and develop targeted approaches to reach underserved and high-need communities.
Provide public health expertise to commissioning, mobilisation and contract monitoring activities, ensuring services remain responsive to local need.
Apply epidemiological analysis, needs assessments and public health evidence to shape future service development and identify opportunities for innovation.
Support colleagues and stakeholders through effective leadership, project management, facilitation and partnership working.

Experience
Recent significant experience in public health programmes, strategy or service development relating to sexual health.
Experience of developing and influencing policy or strategic decision-making.
Experience of working within multi-agency partnerships.
Experience of working within or alongside Local Authority Public Health services.

About you
Strategic and evidence-led: Able to translate data, evidence and intelligence into effective programmes and service improvements.
Collaborative and influential: Experienced in building partnerships and engaging a wide range of stakeholders to achieve shared goals.
An effective communicator: Confident in presenting complex information, influencing decision-making and facilitating productive discussions.
Organised and adaptable: Able to manage multiple priorities and projects within a fast-paced environment.
Committed to tackling health inequalities: Dedicated to improving outcomes for vulnerable and underserved communities.

Qualifications
Educated to degree level or equivalent experience.
Evidence of continued professional development, relevant postgraduate qualification or equivalent training/experience.