Portfolios of our ICB Executives
Chris Edwards, Interim Chief Executive Officer
- Design and deliver a 5-year system plan
- Secure the provision of comprehensive and integrated health services for South Yorkshire
- Allocate & manage NHS budgets across the system
- Performance and oversight arrangements
- Support innovation to improve services
- Ensure the ICB is Well-led
- Chair of the System Leadership Executive
- Lead on Anchor Institution and major stakeholder relationships e.g., local authorities, universities, SYCMA and others.
Executive Place Director – Barnsley, Katy Calvin-Thomas
- Develop strong partnerships in place, particularly with the local authority, VCSE and others.
- Establish effective local governance and operating arrangements to ensure that the ICB’s aims are delivered at place.
- Leading the development and delivery of integrated health and care services at place.
- Delegated arrangements (functions and commissioning of services) which could have a range of between £300 -£700m
- Providing place leadership and ICB performance (accountability)
- Place-based plans and governance development
- Mental Health, Learning Disability, Autism & Downs Syndrome
- ICB executive link to the Mental Health, Learning Disabilities and Autism Alliance (MHLDA).
Executive Place Director – Doncaster and Rotherham, Anthony Fitzgerald
- Develop strong partnerships in place particularly with the local authority, VCSE and others.
- Establish effective local governance and operating arrangements to ensure that the ICB’s aims are delivered at Place.
- Leading the development and delivery of integrated health and care services at place.
- Delegated arrangements (functions and commissioning of services) which could have a range of between £300 -£700m
- Providing place leadership and ICB performance (accountability)
- Place-based plans and governance development
- Wider primary care (GP, Dental, Optometry and Pharmacy), prescribing, medicines management and vaccination
- ICB executive link to Primary Care Alliance.
Executive Place Director – Sheffield, Emma Latimer
- Develop strong partnerships in place particularly with the local authority, VCSE and others.
- Establish effective local governance and operating arrangements to ensure that the ICB’s aims are delivered at Place.
- Leading the development and delivery of integrated health and care services at place.
- Delegated arrangements (functions and commissioning of services) which could have a range of between £300 -£700m
- Providing place leadership and ICB performance (accountability)
- Cancer
- ICB Executive Link to Cancer Alliance and Specialised Commissioning.
- Executive Lead for Strategic Commissioning Intentions.
Chief People Officer, Christine Joy
- Integrated people strategy for the ICB underpinned by a one workforce ethos
- Fostering an organisational culture based on our co-created values.
- Workforce transformation, strategy and planning
- Learning and education
- Delivery of a high-quality, values-based people services function Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
- Organizational Development
- System OD
- Board development
- ICB leadership development
- Chair the System Delivery Group for People and Culture
Chief Finance Officer, Lee Outhwaite
- Development and delivery of system financial plan aligned to the delivery of the ICB's aims.
- Responsible for the internal and external audit arrangements.
- Financial leadership and financial performance of the ICB
- Contracting and commissioning oversight
- Estates strategy, procurement, capital planning
- Long-term financial strategy of the ICB
- Chair the System Deliver Group for Finance, Capital & Estates.
Chief Medical Officer, Dr David Crichton
- Clinical and professional leadership with a focus on medical workforce
- Facilitate collective responsibility for improving whole pathways
- Innovation and service transformation
- Chair the System Delivery Group for Population Health, Health Inequalities and Inclusion
- Public Health lead
- Co-Chair System Delivery Group for Digital, Research & Innovation Group
- Co-Chair the System Delivery Group for Quality
- ICB lead Executive Lead for urgent and emergency care
- Clinical Safety Officer
- Medicines Safety
Chief Nursing Officer, Cathy Winfield
- Clinical/Professional/Care leadership with a focus on nursing, midwifery, allied health professionals (AHPs) and others
- Nursing and midwifery workforce transformation
- Statutory and regulatory responsibilities:
- Safeguarding
- Mental Capacity Act (MCA)
- Children & Young People
- Special educational needs and disability (SEND)
- Learning disabilities and Autism including LeDeR
- Patient Safety
- Infection Prevention & Control
- ICB executive lead on maternity safety and service delivery and link to Local Neonatal and Maternity Service (LNMS)
- Continuing Health Care
- Co-Chair the System Delivery Group for Quality
- CALDICOTT
- Clinical strategy
- Quality
- Clinical risk management processes
- CQC
- Clinical input/challenge to decision making at all levels
- Partnership building
- Strategy development and delivery including participation in the Integrated Care Partnership Commissioning
- Organisational culture and values
- Providing support to the assurance committees of the ICB in your area of corporate responsibility.
- To be a member of the unitary board of the ICB