Join the NICE Board as a non-executive director and help shape the future of health and social care improvement.
Since NICE was established in 1999, we’ve delivered vast amounts of guidance. More than many other health technology assessment bodies across the globe.
But health and care has changed rapidly since we were created and we're taking measures to adapt. Our principles, and the fundamental priorities remain the same. But given these new pressures, we're evolving to meet the changing needs of our users.
We'll maintain our independence, transparency and rigour. But we will now also focus on:
- relevance
- timeliness
- usability
- demonstrable impact.
Who we're looking for
We're seeking 3 experts in health economics, digital health, and commissioning.
As well as bringing a range of specific technical skills, it's equally important that applicants possess intellectual curiosity, a deep commitment to improving health and care in England and a desire to contribute to collective deliberations that will ensure that NICE is fit for the challenges ahead.
About the role
As a non-executive member, you will:
- contribute to the development of the Institute’s objectives, ensuring that they are appropriately reflected in its plans, and assist in monitoring progress towards meeting these objectives
- contribute to the governance of the Institute by ensuring that the Institute’s senior management team is held to account for the performance of the organisation, and help ensure that the Institute meets the highest possible standards in its conduct
- provide counsel, advice and support to the executive team, playing the role of ‘critical friend’ where necessary. Draw to the attention of the Chair or the Chief Executive any matters that may adversely affect the Institute’s reputation
- with other members of the Board, ensure the establishment and maintenance of good working relationships with NICE’s key stakeholders and, when required, act as an ambassador for the Institute to its stakeholders
- sit alongside 4 independent panel members to hear 1-2 appeals against NICE’s technology appraisal and highly specialised technologies guidance each year
- when required, act as a member of one or more of the Board’s sub-committees (Audit, Remuneration) and, as required, take part in the appointment of the Chief Executive and other Directors.
How to apply
Visit the appointment details page on gov.uk for more information about the role, recruitment process and how to apply.
Application deadline
Midday, 2 January 2025.