Organisational Development Consultant - Culture Programme


Location
Salary
£88250.00 to £100355.00
Profession
Advisor
Grade
Band 8
Deadline
30 Oct 2026
Contract Type
18 months (18 month fixed term)
Posted Date
13 Oct 2026
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Job requirements

Essential

5 listed

Requirements the employer expects applicants to meet.

  • Skills

    Advanced organisational diagnosis and systems-thinking capability, including the ability to integrate complex and sometimes contradictory evidence.

  • Education

    Educated to master’s degree level or able to demonstrate equivalent specialist knowledge and experience in organisational development, organisational psychology, change, HR or a related field.

  • Experience

    Significant senior-level experience and a proven record of leading complex culture or organisational change across organisational, divisional and team levels.

  • Experience

    Expert knowledge of OD theory and consultancy practice, with evidence of applying diagnosis, contracting, intervention and evaluation to achieve change.

  • Experience

    Experience of leading a complex, multi-workstream transformation programme with interdependencies, governance, risks, benefits and senior stakeholders.

Desirable

1 listed

Additional qualities the employer would prefer.

  • Experience

    Substantial experience within the NHS or another complex, regulated, safety-critical organisation

Job overview

This is a high-impact opportunity to provide senior programme leadership and expert OD consultancy for Moorfields’ multi-year Culture Programme. Reporting to the Associate Director of Employee Experience, you will lead the design, mobilisation, delivery and evaluation of a coherent portfolio of interventions that strengthens leadership practice, psychological safety, staff voice, equity of experience, improvement culture and organisational capacity.

You will guide the programme through listening and co-design, action on priority issues and cultural hotspots, development of the culture vision and strategy, alignment of existing initiatives, longer-term compassionate and collective leadership interventions, and transition to sustainable business-as-usual ownership.

Main duties of the job

What you will do

  • Lead the Culture Programme’s delivery plan, milestones, dependencies, benefits, resources, risks and accountabilities.
  • Translate diagnostic evidence, strategic priorities, NHS Staff Standards and staff insight into sequenced, measurable workstreams.
  • Design and facilitate evidence-informed OD interventions across organisational, divisional, service and team levels.
  • Create inclusive and psychologically safe engagement and co-design approaches, with targeted outreach to staff whose voices are less often heard.
  • Provide clear assurance, insight and decision papers to executive, committee and Board-level forums.
  • Develop the programme’s measurement and benefits framework, using workforce evidence to evaluate impact and equity.
  • Lead and develop a small multidisciplinary team, while building OD and culture-change capability across the Trust.
  • Work across boundaries with clinical and corporate leaders, staff networks, trade unions, People and OD colleagues, improvement teams and external partners.

Detailed job description and main responsibilities

Programme leadership and delivery

  • Act as the senior programme lead for the Culture Programme, maintaining a clear delivery plan, milestones, dependencies, benefits, resources and accountabilities across the programme lifecycle.
  • Translate the culture diagnostic, strategic priorities, NHS Staff Standards and staff insight into sequenced workstreams and interventions with clear outcomes and measures.
  • Lead mobilisation of the first 12–18 months, including socialising the case for change, developing and co-designing the culture vision, engaging staff, delivering prioritised quick wins, addressing known hotspots, writing the culture strategy and developing the next phase delivery plan.
  • Lead longer-term implementation using compassionate and collective leadership as the programme’s organising framework, ensuring interventions address structures, systems and behaviours.
  • Identify and manage interfaces with EPR, Oriel, workforce transformation, improvement and operational People and OD priorities so culture activity supports, rather than competes with, major organisational change.

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This advert is for Organisational Development Consultant - Culture Programme with Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in London, England. It is listed as a Band 8 Advisor role. The advertised salary is £88250.00 to £100355.00. The contract type is 18 months (18 month fixed term). The application deadline is 30 Oct 2026.

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