This Weeks Monkey Contract

[george99]

Business Change/Req Gathering Consultant

Salary: £169.09 - £193.66 per day
Region: UK - Wide
Type: Contract



My NHS client is looking for an EPR Requirements Gathering and change management consultant to work on their EPR deployment. This is a 9 month opportunity and we are looking for someone who is available to start in the next couple of weeks.
Key Responsibilities
• Understand, interpret and facilitate the completion of the EPR’s:
o Date Collection Worksheets (DCWs) that configure Supply and Prescribing Chain
o Report specifications to desired standards
• Develop the following documents that describe the Future State to the Trusts standards
o Process maps that show how trust workflows are accomplished using EPR application functionality
o Application Work Aids for the use end users and Test team
• Consideration of move to New Hospital, e-prescribing and e-MAR readiness
• Develop testing scope definition and scripting with Test team
• Perform impact analysis of Future State workflows and develop Training content and delivery plan with Training Team
• Facilitate
o Stakeholder engagement to ensure that all Trust users understand the changes
o Cut over and early life support planning and readiness (6 weeks)
o Champion user recruitment, briefing and deployment
• Benefits identification, base lining and measurement
• Recording, prioritisation and resolution of issues
• Creation of workarounds
• Transfer into Business as Usual (BAU) system management

If you are interested in being considered for this position then please send you CV with full contact details to Tom Robinson at Elan Health ASAP.



Contact: Tomos Robinson
Telephone: 0117 930 9700
Advert Reference: J97461A00120245


£170 a day - I just wonder how I get out of the car park on that rate?
I'm getting pretty pissed off with so called "specialist recruitment agencies" who agree to these sorts of rate - and don't anyone bull tulip me about the client beining 'short of cash'?

[ukiha2011]

or their margin is massive

[stek]

I worked on EPR - End Point Registration for NHS Spine, this doesn't sound like the same EPR though. I was on considerably more than 170 a day tho!

[ukiha2011]

I can beat that one

received a few days ago

I have an immediately available Sharepoint developer role based in Bedford. The role will be working on a Payment Portal for a large consultancy.

The role is highly urgent, starting work this week preferably. The requirements are:

- Experience with Sharepoint 2007, the project is in 2010
- C#
- Workflow

The role is for 3-months initially with a very good chance of extension into 9 months. It is based on site in Bedford and is paying £150 per day. I appreciate that is much lower then the day rate you would normally expect but, I thought I'd send it to you incase you knew of someone or just wanted to jump straight in to a role.

[PinkPoshRat]

This emailed to me today - works out at £3000-£4000 pm which might at first seem reasonable...but hang on a moment what's with this 'tax free' stuff? And furthermore, would they really even consider hiring me, a woman for pity sake!!!



Hi

I have this role available (job spec below), one year renewable term in Saudi Arabia with Norconsult

This is an urgent role paying between US$5000-7000 per month (tax free) plus flights, 4 weeks vacation, housing & car allowance and medical insurance. The position is only available as single (unaccompanied) status

If role / salary / location are ok then please email me back with your latest cv

Job description
Job Title: Reporting and Scheduling Manager
Project/Dept.: Border Guard Job Locations: STC Mursalat
Authority: As per Authority Matrix Reports to: Project Control Manager
Position objectives: To manage project reporting and scheduling tasks and activities
Job Description and Responsibilities: • Manage project reporting and scheduling tasks based on committed deliverables and timeframe
• Manage all reporting and scheduling tasks defined and assigned by the Project Control Manager
• Manage preparation of regular as well as ad-hoc reports regarding project status and implementation issues
• Ensure reporting tasks are timely executed, and that reports are complete and cover all project needs, including progress status and financial status, versus project timelines, contractual obligations and other commitments
• Gather, compile and include all inputs to Monthly/Bi-Weekly Report to Project Manager
• Participate in meetings concerning project planning and task scheduling
• Manage, process and control all project planning and scheduling documentations in accordance with agreed processes and procedures
• Identify and recommend system, hardware and applications that may be required from time to time for efficient execution reporting and scheduling tasks
• Handle and process incoming schedule and priority changes in accordance with departmental processes
• Manage archive (soft and hard copies) of all project plans and schedules for reference and safe keeping
Qualifications & Experience: • Minimum 10 years experience with project planning, reporting and task scheduling
• Minimum University Degree
• Must be able to work with PC Office applications and related database application most commonly used for reporting (eg. MS Project and Oracle Reports)
• Candidates with telecom engineering background will be given priority

[rd409]

but hang on a moment what's with this 'tax free' stuff?

All the income in that part of the world is Tax free. They don't have Income Tax at all.

HTH.

[george99]

EPR

*EPR = Electronic Patient Record......they were looking for a PM who also have a strong clinical background.....which made the daily rate even more derisory.

[george99]

They're asking for a wide range of experience for this rate?

NHS Service Desk Analyst

Salary: £90 - £105 per day
Region: London (Excluding City)
Type: Contract



One of Elan Health's key NHS clients is currently looking for 3 NHS Service Desk Analysts to join a busy team in Central London. They are lookinf to take them on a contract basis, with an initial 2-3 months offered.

The successful candidate will have NHS experience, as well as some/all of the below skills/experience:
- ITIL Foundation Certification
Excellent IT skills in a range of IT Systems/apps/solutions Inc
LAN/WAN
MS Windows
IP ranges and subnets
MS Office
Routers and Switches
Remote Access Software
Firewalls
Web Security
Cabling - Cat5e, Cat6, Crossover
Ghost - PC creation and imaging
DCHP
DNS
Active Directory
N3 Networks

NHS Experience is absolutely essential for this role.

If you have the relevant skills and experience then please forward your most up to date CV through. All suitable applicants will be contacted immediately.


£90 a day - as a contractor - thats got to be no more than £60ish a day after taxes (let alone travel)?

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

NHS Service Desk Analyst

Salary: £90 - £105 per day
Region: London (Excluding City)
Type: Contract



One of Elan Health's key NHS clients is currently looking for 3 NHS Service Desk Analysts to join a busy team in Central London. They are lookinf to take them on a contract basis, with an initial 2-3 months offered.

The successful candidate will have NHS experience, as well as some/all of the below skills/experience:
- ITIL Foundation Certification
Excellent IT skills in a range of IT Systems/apps/solutions Inc
LAN/WAN
MS Windows
IP ranges and subnets
MS Office
Routers and Switches
Remote Access Software
Firewalls
Web Security
Cabling - Cat5e, Cat6, Crossover
Ghost - PC creation and imaging
DCHP
DNS
Active Directory
N3 Networks

NHS Experience is absolutely essential for this role.

If you have the relevant skills and experience then please forward your most up to date CV through. All suitable applicants will be contacted immediately.


£90 a day - as a contractor - thats got to be no more than £60ish a day after taxes (let alone travel)?

Not really. On £90 a day there would be no taxes to pay or nearly nothing. The equations is not as simple as taking 1/3 off. After expenses and minimum salary there would be barely anything to pay in terms of CPT.

However you would be better on a permie salary than that contract. Even on something like 22k

[suewood27]

All the income in that part of the world is Tax free. They don't have Income Tax at all.

HTH.

Ok, let me just look very stupid for a moment.

I know that the Middle East is tax free, but what happens when you bring you're hard earned cash back into the UK? Does Inland Revenue want a slice of it at assessment time? Do you stow it all away in a foreign account? I've often wondered but never asked!