Become one of our first AI Champions
We know there are colleagues across Hakim Group already using AI and experimenting with it in their own time. We want to find that talent, give it a platform, and put it to work for our patients, our practices, and our people.
We believe AI should be a thought partner, not a buzzword
AI works best when it is shaped by the people closest to the work. The Champions are the colleagues who will help us adopt AI safely, confidently, and in our everyday work, so that it improves decisions, builds colleague capacity, and leads to better service outcomes.
If you have already been playing with AI tools at home or finding ways to use them in your role, we want to hear from you, wherever you sit in the group.
From application to Champion
Submit your application
Tell us how AI has made a difference for you, personally or professionally, and where you believe it could help Hakim Group. Our AI reviewer scores every application.
CAIO review
The Chief AI Officer reads the review and decides who is invited forward. You will hear the decision either way, with a clear reason.
The Dragons' Den
If invited, you showcase what you have built to our panel and share where you think AI could make a difference. It is a conversation, not a test.
Shadow and champion
Successful Champions spend time shadowing the business end to end, spotting the workflows worth improving, and helping colleagues turn ideas into action.
Come ready to show what you've built
If you are invited to the Den, you will showcase something you have built personally or professionally that has made a difference, and share where you believe AI could help Hakim Group from your own experience.
It does not need to be polished. A prompt that saved you an hour a week, a spreadsheet you automated, a side project, or a workflow you improved, all count.
Ready to put yourself forward?
Applications take a few minutes. Our AI reviewer scores every one, and our CAIO reads each review before deciding who is invited to the Dragons' Den.
Start your application