Chef ou Cheffe de projet – programme TES - 40% — HUG

Full description

As a project leader, you contribute to the development, structuring and capitalisation of the scientific and methodological knowledge needed to ensure the sustainable development of medical care practices, by moving beyond an approach focused solely on prevention or individual behaviour.

You bring cross-cutting scientific expertise to support the implementation of the TES programme, translating scientific and institutional data into tools, reference materials and operational materials for health professionals and professionals and internal bodies.

Mission

• You provide targeted scientific support by identifying, analyzing and synthesizing scientific, institutional and regulatory literature related to the ecological transition in care. - You provide scientific insights on topics such as clinical practices, care organisation, patient pathways or use of resources, while taking into account hospital realities. - You help to consolidate the scientific foundations of the TES program.

• You also participate in the development of operational materials, including the design and writing of eco-care cards, reference documents or scoping notes, ensuring that scientific knowledge is understandable, useful and applicable. - You guarantee the articulation of environmental impacts, quality of care, patient safety and professional acceptability.

• You also contribute to the coordination of institutional and cross-cutting projects in relation to the ecological transition in care, by facilitating the articulation between the various actors involved and ensuring the coherence of the projects with the strategic orientations of the institution. - In support of the TES team, you contribute to the monitoring and monitoring of the indicators of the programme.

• You are involved in structuring and exploiting the data required for the dashboard, making point extractions from existing sources and supporting scientific interpretation of the data, without ensuring the operational control of the tools. - You are also involved in the reflection on the evolution of indicators according to the maturity of the program and the available resources. - Your activity is part of a systemic and ethical approach to sustainable care.

• You integrate clinical, organizational, ethical, social and public health dimensions into your analyses, ensuring consistency with other institutional approaches such as quality, safety, patient and patient partnership or sustainability. - You will, where relevant, be able to use environmental assessment methods such as L, Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) to inform choices about care practices, equipment or organizations, in a logic of sustainability and responsibility in resource use.

• You also contribute to the progressive integration of medico-economic dimensions in certain projects, in a logic of sustainability of care.

Collaboration and communication

• You work closely with the TES team, the program's reference and reference staff, internal partners and, where relevant, patient partners. - You prepare content for scientific review and validation by the relevant authorities. - You contribute to the documentation and capitalization of the knowledge generated.

Hierarchical linkage and collaborations

• The position is hierarchically attached to the person responsible for the ecological transition in care. - It involves functional collaborations with the health care teams, TES referents and referents, patients and patients partners as well as internal experts and experts.