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Leeds office: 0113 205 6071
London office: 020 7426 3960
Birmingham office: 0121 644 5700

About GatenbySanderson Health Practice

GatenbySanderson is a leading provider of senior search and selection services for the Public Sector. Our dedicated team offer specialist experience in:

We have built an impressive track record of recruiting to a wide range of roles across the NHS, the Department of Health and its associated NDPB's along with regulatory bodies such as the Audit Commission, Care Quality Commission and General Medical Council. GatenbySanderson is an accredited supplier of executive search, selection and assessment services to the NHS and Central Government under the Cabinet Office call off contract.

With major offices in Leeds, London, and Birmingham this gives us detailed knowledge of both candidates and the public sector context throughout the UK.

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In May 2010 GatenbySanderson attended the NHS North West Leadership Academy’s first combined Annual Conference and Leadership Awards at the Palace Hotel, Manchester

Attended by over 300 delegates, comprising of CEO’s, Chairs, Executive Directors, Aspiring Directors and NHS employees from trusts across the North West, the conference focused on the national and regional challenges facing current leaders and leaders of the future.

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Helping you transfer your skills and expertise

The idea of switching career paths and cross-sector working has become increasingly popular in recent years and we are uniquely placed to help potential candidates find challenging roles in a variety of settings. We can advise you on the many points to consider if you are thinking of switching sectors.

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Meeting the leadership challenge within changing health services

In early 2009, GatenbySanderson held informal discussions with around 60 individuals, including chairs, chief executives and non-exec directors of a range of Trusts (NHS Acute, PCT and Foundation) as well as individuals from those organisations associated with health and health care improvement and regulation. Our aim was to look at the situation of health trusts as they continued the drive to implement the recommendations of the Darzi Review, and while concerns remain around capacity and capability to deliver lasting improvements in the quality of health and health care services.

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