The successful candidate will be responsible for engagement in all stages of the accreditation process, from the initial review of applications through to support for clients and assessors, site visits and client engagement pre and post-accreditation awards.

The position is 40% WTE, can be undertaken as a consultancy or staff position, will be primarily home-based, and can be worked flexibly within work-day hours. Remuneration is competitive.

Candidates should have:

• experience leading antimicrobial stewardship activities
• experience delivering and supporting education on antimicrobial stewardship
• practical knowledge of methodologies used for surveillance of antimicrobial use, quality improvement and evaluation
• excellent verbal and written communication skills
• experience of multi-professional team working within the broader infection agenda including infection prevention and control

An understanding of or experience working with healthcare teams in low- and middle-income countries would be advantageous.

How to apply

Please apply by submitting a 500-word statement about yourself and your suitability for this role, accompanied by an abridged version of your CV to Tracey Guise, CEO at tguise@bsac.org.uk

Deadline for applications

12 noon, Friday 21 July 2023.

Further information

If you wish to have an informal discussion ahead of submission, please contact Jacqueline Sneddon, Programmes Manager – jsneddon@bsac.org.uk