Job Description

Job Overview

Pathway Lead (Specialist Weight Management)
We're seeking a

developing Pathway Lead

with experience across NHS, local authority or private health settings to support the clinical delivery and ongoing development of our

specialist weight management service

.
We operate across the UK and continue to grow. The role is primarily remote though the ability to attend

occasional in-person training and pathway development sessions in the Midlands

would be ideal.
Working closely with our

Head of Operations

and

Chief Operating Officer

, and in collaboration with senior clinicians, this role offers an opportunity to build leadership capability while contributing to safe, effective and high-quality pathway delivery within a specialist service.Key responsibilities
Support

clinical pathway leadership

for the specialist weight management service ensuring care is safe, evidence-informed and person-centred.

Work alongside senior clinicians to support

clinical governance

, escalation processes and adherence to agreed clinical standards. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams including clinicians coaches and operational staff to ensure smooth pathway delivery. Support service mobilisation and delivery ensuring services meet agreed scope timelines quality requirements and budget parameters. Contribute to monitoring clinical and service performance including outcomes risks and incidents escalating appropriately when required. Support continuous service improvement using data feedback and learning to refine pathway delivery. Act as a point of contact for internal and external stakeholders supporting effective communication across the pathway. Support onboarding training and consistency of practice across sites in line with clinical and operational frameworks. Contribute to documentation policies and pathway materials including use of shared platforms such as Confluence where appropriate.
Desired skills and experience
Degree in public health health sciences psychology nursing allied health professions or a related field

or

equivalent experience within health or public health services.

Experience working within

weight management long-term conditions or complex care pathways

is desirable. Understanding of clinical governance safeguarding and quality assurance within NHS or commissioned services. Experience supporting service or pathway delivery across multiple stakeholders and remote teams. Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage competing priorities and maintain attention to detail. Experience using digital collaboration or documentation tools is desirable. Fluent in English and eligible to work in the UK.
Personal qualities

Motivated and reflective practitioner with an interest in developing leadership skills within a clinical service. Collaborative and approachable with the ability to build positive relationships across clinical and non-clinical teams. Flexible adaptable and comfortable working in a growing service environment. Able to remain calm under pressure and seek support and supervision appropriately. Committed to learning continuous improvement and delivering high-quality care.
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Permanent

Pay: 30,000.00-40,000.00 per year

Expected hours: 37 per week

Benefits:

Health & wellbeing programme Work from home
Work Location: Remote