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PCN Digital and Transformation Project Manager

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Dyddiad hysbysebu: 05 Mehefin 2025
Cyflog: £30,784.00 i £37,037.00 bob blwyddyn
Gwybodaeth ychwanegol am y cyflog: £30784.00 - £37037.00 a year
Oriau: Llawn Amser
Dyddiad cau: 19 Mehefin 2025
Lleoliad: Barnstaple, EX329LL
Cwmni: NHS Jobs
Math o swydd: Parhaol
Cyfeirnod swydd: A3178-24-0007

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Job Title: PCN Digital and Transformation Project Manager Responsible To: Management Lead/Co-Clinical Directors Location:Barnstaple Alliance PCN wide including Brannam Medical Centre, Fremington Medical Centre, Litchdon Medical Centre, Queens Medical Centre. Salary: £30,784 - £37,037 FTE depending on experience and qualifications Hours: 25 hours spread over the week to meet the needs of the PCN to be agreed with the successful applicant. Digital and Transformation Work with the Management Team to create a vision to guide service improvements, identify opportunities to make tangible positive transformation, and provide the inspiration, expertise, and leadership to deliver changes in a collaborative way. Working with the PCN Management Team, the post holder will help to develop strategy related to transformation and improvement, that make a difference to patients and staff in the PCN. Provide project management hands-on capacity and support to practices in implementing and sustaining agreed changes. Directly support delivery of transformation activity in general practice within the PCN with a view to improving patient access whilst protecting our workforce, quality and continuity of care, staff and patient satisfaction, and the efficiency and sustainability of general practice services. Support practices and staff to optimise use of existing digital functionality and new technology. Keep the Management Team and member practices updated on progress of current initiatives, capacity for change, progress, and issues so that plans can be adapted in response. Assess and review the PCNs transformation maturity, capacity, and local support needs. Develop relationships with peers across other PCNs to share learning and expertise at place or system level. To work with the PCN Operational Manager to manage and ensure the PCN complies with all Data Protection Regulations/GDPR when sharing data which may include the production and implementation of DPIAs, Data Sharing Agreements, Assessments etc. Lead or participate in relevant working groups, project groups, service meetings and other forums across the PCN to agree changes, share learning, discuss challenges, and resolve issues. Drive integrated working, efficiency and reduce duplication or variation between practices. Disseminate new information across the member practices and be tasked with coordinating shared learning events/joint education initiatives. The post holder will work with the ICS to request specialist IT and estates expertise required to deliver transformation plans, in line with the ICSs delegated responsibilities for GPIT and GP estates. DATA, POPULATION HEALTH MANAGEMENT AND HEALTH INEQUALITIES Identify digital solutions to support the development, resilience, and the futureproofing of the PCN in line with local, regional, and national needs. Improve adoption of new technology to enhance patient access and experience and increase PCN productivity. To review and improve the PCNs digital maturity. Take a data driven approach, looking at evidence and information available to support understanding of challenges, identify possible solutions and track the impacts of changes that have been made. Effectively present and communicate data to practices and PCN staff at all levels to increase understanding of operational challenges. Interpret data and highlight variation to support open discussion about where variation is and is not warranted. Help PCN and practice staff understand the limitations of particular data sets and where other information may be available to supplement understanding of issues. Have a good understanding of the broader drivers that contribute to health inequalities within the PCNs patient population and use this knowledge, along with the use of data management, to support the improvement of health outcomes. Use data, and improve data quality, to: Understand demand, capacity and activity and drive improvement Support population health management, tackle health inequalities and improve health outcomes focusing on the PCN specific needs but also on the wider NHS strategies (e.g. CORE20PLUS5) Identify the pressure points of the PCN, both now and in the future and proactively develop services to ensure a sustainable healthcare system Support the effective adoption of national and local initiatives, including integrated working at neighbourhood and place level to improve access to services for patients; and Ensure that digital and operational PCN transformation is embedded in, and aligned with, ICS and national strategic Deliver appropriate IIF indicators centred around digital transformation and health inequalities Co line manage the PCN Clinical Coordinator & Data Administrator with the PCN Operational Manager. This role will be part of the PCN senior management team, being involved in various PCN meetings and taking minutes at meetings as required. There will be a close liaison with the PCN Operational Manager including some cross covering of roles for leave. This may include supporting the various PCN staff that are line managed by the Operational Manager in their absence. For the full job description which includes the person specification please open the supporting document.

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