Commissioning Development Coordinator

Job summary

Commissioning Development Coordinator - Band 6

6 month Fixed Term Contract or internal secondment (maternity leave cover)

£42,939 - £50,697 Inclusive of Hcas

We are currently recruiting for a Commissioning Development Coordinator to lead the support the delivery of primary and community care improvement initiatives, crucially including relationship building with GP's and other stakeholders across primary, community and secondary care.

This role includes the project management and delivery of projects relating to GP practice resilience and primary care transformation, including a focus on new technology, data tools, quality improvement and more efficient ways of working and value for money.

This is a varied busy role where you will need to keep up to speed of policy development and initiatives from NHS England, the department of health, CQC and others and contributing to ICB strategy and planning as required.

Interviews expected to be held week commencing 2nd June 2025.

Main duties of the job

Please refer to the attached job description for full details of the role and responsibilities associated with this job role.

About us

Health & Social Care organisations in Bromley have agreed to work together to enhance and improve the range, quality and effectiveness of services available to local people, with the aim of enabling partners and services in Bromley to work as a single system to deliver integrated care. This approach is based on the premise that patients need support from health and care professionals that act as one team and work for organisations that behave as one system.'One Bromley' is the emerging Local Care Partnership for Bromley, co-ordinated by a small team hosted by Bromley Healthcare. The partnership is led by a number of key senior officers of the Bromley system and includes all the main NHS providers in Bromley, London Borough of Bromley, Bromley Third Sector Enterprise, St Christopher's Hospice and SEL ICB (through Bromley borough based structures). This group is the One Bromley Executive - the senior management team providing oversight and support for the local health and care system, initially focused on Urgent & Emergency Care, and the further development of community services to reduce acute service use and promote good flow through the system, as well as specific areas such the Proactive Care pathway and Frailty pathways.Bromley is part of SEL ICB, and works as part of an overall Integrated Care System in South East London