Cheshire East Council set to make permanent appointment to health chief role

By Gwyn Griffiths 27th Aug 2021

CHESHIRE East council officials are set to appoint a new Director of Public Health having had an interim appointment throughout the coronavirus pandemic.

Matt Tyrer has held the stop-gap role for a year, including the Covid-19 outbreak and initial recovery, having joined the council's public health team in 2017.

Mr Tyrer also has past experience with other councils, as well as Public Health England.

Council bosses are on the look-out for someone who can help address the "public health challenges, including significant variations in resident's health experiences" faced by the borough.

In the job specification, Cheshire East says the successful candidate "should be able to demonstrate a robust understanding of public health principles, Local Government, NHS, and partnership working". 

Past experience of working within a local authority's public health department is a must, as is having the ability to advocate for change effectively.

The council had scheduled a staffing committee meeting in order to interview candidates next Monday,(September 14), but this has since been postponed.

     

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