Pcn Cancer Facilitator - London, United Kingdom - Community Links (London)

Community Links (London)
Community Links (London)
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London, United Kingdom

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Company Description

Community Links is a hub tackling health and social inequality in East London and beyond. We work alongside the community helping people of all ages reach their full potential. We take our local knowledge of what works to influence national decision making.


Our Mission is to work towards a world where your potential is not limited by your health or social circumstances.


Our Vision is to believe that everyone can thrive if they have 3 basic things: good people around them, a good place to live, and a purpose in life.

We call these our 3Ps.


In Health, we have been commissioned by NHS England and different Cancer Alliances, to deliver national cancer screening and early detection programmes in the community, along with different screening take-up breast, bowel, and cervical screening calling projects across London.

Community Links are proud to be part of the Catch22 Group.


Job Description:


About the Role
As the Cancer Facilitator, you will be reporting directly to the Health Programme Co-ordinator.

You will be responsible for supporting, educating, and influencing, primary care teams, health professionals, and local health systems, to improve cancer services in line with the North East London (NEL) Cancer Alliance programmes of work and strategy.


Main Duties & Accountabilities
This role would suit a proactive individual who can:

  • Provide support to Primary Care Networks (PCNs) in interpreting the requirements of the PCN Directed Enhanced Services (DES) for Early Cancer Diagnosis, including supporting the prioritisation and development of projects.
  • Attend the NEL Cancer Alliance Primary Care Leads Meeting, and Prevention, Awareness and Screening Programme Delivery Group
  • Facilitate improvement in cancer screening, prevention, and early diagnosis.
  • Provide valuable practical support for quality improvement.
  • Lead educational sessions supporting cancer prevention, screening, recognition, and referral.
  • Work in partnership with primary and secondary care to support and promote more effective ways of working across the patient pathway.
  • Understand and share best practice and innovations.
  • Share key data (including referral patterns) with PCNs.
  • Work with PCNs to support a reduction in health inequalities.

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Qualifications:


Essential:


  • Undergraduate degree.
  • Evidence of continual professional development

Desirable:


  • Postgraduate Degree
  • Project Management Qualification e.g. Prince2/PMP

_ Please see the Job Description for a complete list of knowledge and experience required for this role._
Additional Information

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Salary:£40,000 per annum

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Contract: Full time - fixed term, two years
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Reports to: Health Programme Co-ordinator
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Place of work:Community Links (E16), with a minimum of three days a week in the office.


Salaries are paid directly into employees' bank accounts at monthly intervals, payment being made on the 23rd of each month.


Benefits

  • 28 days annual leave + bank holidays, rising to 33 days with service (prorata)
  • Pension scheme with matching contributions of up to 4%
See more benefits of working at Catch22 here


Equal Opportunities, Diversity and Inclusion


Community Links is totally committed to equality of opportunity and supporting diversity and inclusion in both services to the community and in the employment of people.

See the benefits of working for Catch22 here.

  • At Catch22 we value equality, diversity and inclusion. We are wholeheartedly committed to the principle of equality of opportunity, both as an employer and as a provider of services. Diversity and Inclusion is part of what we do every day, working to deliver our vision to build a strong society where everyone has good people around them, a purpose, and a good place to live._
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