It’s now just a few days to the Webinar that will elaborate further on HEFMA and IHEEM’s joint workforce strategy ‘Developing the Healthcare EFM Workforce: A Partnership Approach’ on May 12.
The Workforce Strategy document was released in March and sets out several long-term objectives that support all members in their career development across the many and varied roles within the Healthcare Estates and Facilities sector.
This event focuses on the new joint strategy. It will discuss the current challenges facing the industry, including staff turnover, mental and wellbeing and training and development, as well as the positive steps that both organisations are working towards to improve what is available, such as the national apprenticeship programme and the development of joint resources, including the future leaders career map.
Attendees will gain a better understanding of how to improve visibility, development, retention and diversity within the EFM workforce and the importance of encouraging and supporting future leaders in the sector.
Developing the Healthcare EFM Workforce – A Partnership Approach
The one-day event is split into three sections. All sessions are free to attend, but you need to register for each individual session.
9.45 – 11.30 National Policy Perspective
Introducing the Joint Workforce Strategy.
• Prerana Issar, Chief People Officer for NHS England & NHS Improvement
• Jonathan Stewart, HEFMA National Chair
• Paul Fenton, IHEEM President and Past HEFMA National Chair
Register here: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2115972058327390735
13.00 – 14.30 Engaging with the EFM Workforce
Addressing challenges in the wider workforce.
• Professor Richard Williams OBE, Emeritus Professor of Mental Health Strategy, University of South Wales
• Geoff Neild, HEFMA Vice Chair
• Bethan Stanyon, Operations Manager – Health & Social Care, Prince’s Trust
Register here: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7139307533612323339
15.00 – 16.30 Apprenticeships & Wider Workforce Support
The apprenticeship programme and the HEFMA & IHEEM Career Map
• Lord Anthony Young of Norwood Green, Prominent Apprenticeship Ambassador
• Wayne Carr, Director of Estates & Facilities, City Hospitals Sunderland
• Simon Dennis, Apprenticeships & Procurement Lead, Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust
• Geoff Neild, HEFMA Vice Chair
• Monira Kaouech, Project Support Officer, IHEEM
Register here: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1026502270249334285
If you are having problems following the links, please contact IHEEM directly at: [email protected] and they will register you directly.
