Deputy Business Systems Manager

Wandsworth
11 months ago
Applications closed

Client

Local Authority in Wandsworth

Job Title

Deputy Business Systems Manager

Pay Rate

£26.60 an hour PAYE/£35.33 an hour UMBRELLA

Hours

36 Hours a week(Mon-Fri)

Duration

Initial 3-6 Month Contract

Location

HYBRID WORKING-1-2 days in Wandsworth/Twickenham office per week, Wfh rest of time if desired.

Description

Job Purpose:

To have overall accountability for the Mosaic social care system on a day-to-day basis.

To lead and manage the implementation of all business processes and functions for Adult Social Care, translating business processes so they are reflected on Mosaic and other relevant Departmental IT systems. This includes cross organisational processes and systems with the health service and other partners.

To configure Mosaic to ensure integrity and security of the system in line with data protection and Caldicott principles and to provide advice and guidance to staff regarding the secure sharing of data, consent and GDPR.

To oversee the operational relationship with CIT, suppliers and partner organisation's IT departments, ensuring the effective running of Mosaic and related systems and interfaces.

Key criteria

Lead the development of the Mosaic social care system for Adults, including the plan and quality assuring build.
Document and develop business processes and translation into system processes.
Manage the change control process.
To be fully conversant with Adult social care legislation.
Have knowledge of working with other integrated tools such as Robotic Process Automation.
Oversee the operational relationship with Corporate IT.
Manage 2 staff who deliver training and system development.Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer.

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