NHS Forth Valley appeal to fill two board vacancies

A call has gone out to join the board of NHS Forth Valley.
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It is looking to appoint two new non-executive members - and the posts are open to people across the district, and from all walks of life.

As well as a strong commitment to improving the health of local people it is also particularly keen to encourage applications from people with previous clinical experience or financial skills.

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Janie McCusker, who chairs NHS Forth Valley said: “You don’t need to be a health expert or to have experience of the NHS as we are looking for people with a diverse range of experience, knowledge and skills.

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“However, we would be particularly keen to hear from individuals with experience of delivering community health services and those with a financial background to complement the skills of existing Board members.”

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“We are also keen to encourage people who may not have thought of being a board member before to consider applying as it’s a great development opportunity and you will have access to any training and support required to help you make a strong contribution.”

The posts take up around eight hours a week and last for up to four years in the first instance, with a remuneration of £8,842 a year.

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More information on these roles and details of how to apply can be found at https://applications.appointed-for-scotland.org/ or by calling 0300 244 1898 (freephone).

Completed applications must be received before midday on Wednesday June 233.

Interviews will be held August 10-11.

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