Craig Pakes (BSc Hons)
About Craig Pakes (BSc Hons)
Craig Pakes is a Healthcare IT Project Deployment Manager at Dedalus, with extensive experience in project management and training within the healthcare sector. He has a background in military support and has worked in various roles across organizations such as BAE Systems, CSC, and the National Health Service UK.
Work at Dedalus
Craig Pakes serves as the Healthcare IT Project Deployment Manager at Dedalus since 2021. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing the deployment of healthcare IT projects within the United Kingdom. His experience in project management and healthcare technology enables him to effectively manage project timelines, resources, and stakeholder communications.
Previous Experience in Project Management
Before joining Dedalus, Craig Pakes held several project management positions. He worked at CSC from 2007 to 2015, where he served as Training Project Manager, Global Enterprise Service & Change Management PM, and Transition Project Manager. His roles involved managing various projects that focused on service delivery and training within the healthcare sector.
Background in Military and Technical Training
Craig Pakes has a background in military and technical training, having served in the Royal Air Force as a Safety Equipment Fitter from 1978 to 1990. He later worked at BAE Systems in various training roles, including Life Support Technician Trainer and Audio Visual System Training Superintendent. His expertise in military survival equipment and life support maintenance is a notable aspect of his professional background.
Education and Expertise
Craig Pakes studied Health & Social Care Informatics at the University of Derby, where he earned a BSc (Hons) from 2004 to 2009. He also completed his secondary education at Fairham School, achieving O Levels from 1971 to 1976. His educational background supports his expertise in healthcare IT and training development.
Achievements in Training and Development
During his career, Craig Pakes has received recognition for his contributions to training and development. He was a finalist for the Training Manager of the Year award while working with the National Health Service UK. Additionally, he developed a cost-saving eLearning deployment model at DXC Technology, demonstrating his commitment to innovative training solutions.