Location
Westminster, London

Hours
Full Time (hours not specified)

Salary
£34,083 per annum

About the Role
Lead project management across designated RHO Health Inequities Programme projects and workstreams, ensuring delivery against agreed objectives, milestones, budgets, and outcomes. Develop and maintain integrated programme plans, milestone trackers, and delivery schedules, actively managing dependencies. Coordinate programme governance processes including workplans, progress reporting, risk registers, issue logs, and action tracking; proactively identify and manage risks, issues, and dependencies, escalating concerns as appropriate. Track programme performance and support the collection, analysis, and reporting of programme data and impact measures, ensuring alignment with the RHOs Anti-Racism Principles, equity objectives, and community-centred approach. Monitor project budgets and commissioned activity, supporting accurate forecasting, procurement, and financial reporting. Support RHO Health Inequities Programme leads in managing relationships with external suppliers, consultants, and delivery partners to ensure outputs meet contractual and quality requirements. Prepare reports, briefings, presentations, and papers for the National Lottery Community Fund, Health Inequity Partners, steering groups, and governance meetings. Coordinate stakeholder engagement activities including workshops, meetings, webinars, and learning events across programme workstreams.

Experience
Proven experience in project management within health or social care settings, particularly focused on health inequalities or equity programmes. Experience managing multiple workstreams, budgets, and stakeholder relationships effectively.

About you
Strong organisational and communication skills with the ability to coordinate complex programmes and diverse stakeholders. Proactive in identifying and managing risks and issues. Commitment to equity, anti-racism principles, and community-centred approaches. Ability to produce high-quality reports and presentations for varied audiences.

Qualifications
Relevant qualifications in project management, public health, social sciences, or related fields are desirable but not explicitly stated. A commitment to ongoing professional development and learning is expected.