Successful applicant would be in charge of £370m of taxpayer money
The Isle of Man’s Department of Health and Social Care is recruiting for an interim Chief Officer.
The current post-holder Paul Richardson is retiring, after he was appointed on a permanent basis in August 2023.
The interim role is being advertised with a salary of up to £125,000, and the Isle of Man Government has commissioned specialist recruitment firm Odgers Berndtson to manage the process.
Describing it as a "unique, high-profile and demanding role", government says it is looking for “an outstanding individual” with strong leadership skills, proven experience of organisational change, and the ability to communicate across a range of audiences.
Transparency, honesty, and communication are listed among the top values expected of candidates.
The successful applicant will oversee the DHSC’s £370 million budget and play a key role in shaping the future of health and social care delivery on the Island.
Assisted Dying Bill is compliant with European human rights laws, insists mover
Cervical screening still important despite promising new study
Douglas Council to keep non-Christmas lights up until February
Callum Gawne breaks the 2026 Parish Walk record
No wider risk to the public' after serious assault near Peel