| Ex-Service Charities Organisation Member x1- Independent Medical Expert Group (IMEG)

Ex-Service Charities Organisation Member x1- Independent Medical Expert Group (IMEG)

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Body:	Independent Medical Expert Group (IMEG)
Appointing Department:	Ministry of Defence
Sector:	Defence
Location:	London with some UK travel
Number of Vacancies:	1
Remuneration:	No but the MOD will reimburse reasonable travel and subsistence expenses.
Time Requirements:	Approximately 10 days per year. Meetings are usually held at Ministry of Defence offices in London with some UK travel.

This is not a ministerial appointment.

Campaign Timeline

Competition Launched

27/03/2020
Closed for Applications

04/05/2020
Panel Sift

TBC
Final Interview Date

22 or /23/6/ 2020 TBC
Announcement

TBC

Vacancy Description

IMEG’s role is to advise Min (DPV) on medical and scientific aspects of the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (AFCS) and related matters. The IMEG are seeking a member to represent the ex-Service charities organisations. The overall responsibility of the member is to:

engage fully in collective consideration of the issues, taking account of the full range of relevant factors, including any guidance issued by the sponsor department or the responsible minister;
ensure that the code of Practice on Access to Government Information is adhered to;

ensure that the Group does not exceed its powers or functions.

Person Specification

The successful candidate must:

be a senior representative of a COBSEO-affiliated ex-Service organisation specialising in veterans’ welfare, with the support of their organisation’s Chair/President/Director;

engage fully in collective consideration of the issues, taking account of the full range of relevant factors, including any guidance issued by the sponsor department or the responsible minister;
demonstrate their ability to represent the views of all veterans and their families;
have experience working collaboratively on high level committees or at board level;
demonstrate excellent oral and written communication skills and teamwork.

The successful candidates should also:

have an understanding of how the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme operates; and

have experience working on an advisory body.

Additional Information

The appointment will be for a period of three years starting in August 2020.

Attachments
	28664 - -Diversity-Monitoring-form-accessible (5)
	28664 - Guaranteed Interview Scheme Declaration
	28664 - IMEG - EOI (002)
	28664 - Campaign information pack - Ex services Organisation member Final- AMENDED

This post is regulated by The Commissioner for Public Appointments

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