Deputy Private Secretary
As a Deputy Private Secretary, you will provide high-level operational and administrative support to the chief executive and senior leaders within the Infected Blood Compensation Authority. You will manage the leadership inbox, monitor emerging risks, and build strong relationships with stakeholders across a fast-paced executive environment. You will also represent leadership views in meetings, draft briefings, and undertake line management responsibilities for team members. This role is crucial for ensuring seamless executive operations and supporting the delivery of compensation to those impacted by the infected blood scandal.
What they're looking for
- Experience in a fast-paced environment with strong prioritisation
- Ability to work within ambiguity and make sound decisions
- Experience building working relationships and providing leadership
- Experience coordinating responses to commissions and secretariat support
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
Nationality requirements
IBCA employees are public servants so Civil Service Nationality Rules do not apply, but candidates must demonstrate the right to work in the UK.
Selection process
Expected sift date is the week commencing 26th October or 2nd November. Expected interview date is the week commencing 9th or 16th November in person at the Newcastle Office.
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