Frailty Neighbourhood Health Project Manager
HuntingdonPCN serves about 47,000 patients through four practices: Acorn Surgery, TheHicks Group Practice, Papworth Surgery and Priory Fields Surgery. It is alimited company registered with the CQC. It runs a single SystmOne hub, aPCN-wide multidisciplinary team (MDT) with Adult Social Care and communitynursing, and services including Community Matrons, Social Prescribing andEnhanced Access.
FromApril 2027, Central East ICB intends to commission Frailty Neighbourhood HealthTeams through a local variation agreement (LVA) of the PCN DES.Firstcontract offers are due on 18 November 2026 and contracts are to be signed by28 February 2027.
ThePCN aims to be ready to lead its own neighbourhood as the single (lead)neighbourhood provider. It will do this within the Hunts/Fens GP PracticesCollaborative of six PCNs, with North Care Partnership expected to act asintegrator. The ICB has given the PCN £25,000 in 2026/27 to prepare, and thispost is the largest part of that investment.
Main duties of the job
Thepostholder will lead and coordinate the programme of work required to prepareHuntingdon PCN to become the lead neighbourhood provider for frailty from April2027. Working with the Clinical Director, Frailty GP Lead and system partners,they will deliver the priority actions within the PCN's NeighbourhoodDevelopment Plan, ensuring the organisation is ready for future neighbourhoodcommissioning and contracting arrangements.The rolewill focus on programme delivery and responsibilities will include projectmanagement, partner engagement, workforce and financial planning, populationhealth intelligence, governance development and readiness assurance. Thepostholder will ensure that agreed milestones are delivered on time, risks areidentified and managed, and the evidence required to demonstrate progress andsupport reporting to the ICB is collected and maintained.
TheClinical Director and Frailty GP Lead will provide clinical leadership andstrategic direction. The Project Manager will coordinate the work required toestablish the foundations for a future Frailty Neighbourhood Health Team,enabling the PCN to take on neighbourhood responsibilities and contracts asthey emerge.
Job summary
HuntingdonPCN serves about 47,000 patients through four practices: Acorn Surgery, TheHicks Group Practice, Papworth Surgery and Priory Fields Surgery. It is alimited company registered with the CQC. It runs a single SystmOne hub, aPCN-wide multidisciplinary team (MDT) with Adult Social Care and communitynursing, and services including Community Matrons, Social Prescribing andEnhanced Access.
FromApril 2027, Central East ICB intends to commission Frailty Neighbourhood HealthTeams through a local variation agreement (LVA) of the PCN DES.Firstcontract offers are due on 18 November 2026 and contracts are to be signed by28 February 2027.
ThePCN aims to be ready to lead its own neighbourhood as the single (lead)neighbourhood provider. It will do this within the Hunts/Fens GP PracticesCollaborative of six PCNs, with North Care Partnership expected to act asintegrator. The ICB has given the PCN £25,000 in 2026/27 to prepare, and thispost is the largest part of that investment.
Main duties of the job
Thepostholder will lead and coordinate the programme of work required to prepareHuntingdon PCN to become the lead neighbourhood provider for frailty from April2027. Working with the Clinical Director, Frailty GP Lead and system partners,they will deliver the priority actions within the PCN's NeighbourhoodDevelopment Plan, ensuring the organisation is ready for future neighbourhoodcommissioning and contracting arrangements.The rolewill focus on programme delivery and responsibilities will include projectmanagement, partner engagement, workforce and financial planning, populationhealth intelligence, governance development and readiness assurance. Thepostholder will ensure that agreed milestones are delivered on time, risks areidentified and managed, and the evidence required to demonstrate progress andsupport reporting to the ICB is collected and maintained.
TheClinical Director and Frailty GP Lead will provide clinical leadership andstrategic direction. The Project Manager will coordinate the work required toestablish the foundations for a
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Frailty Neighbourhood Health Project Manager employer: Huntingdon PCN
Huntingdon PCN is an exceptional employer, offering the opportunity to work autonomously across four progressive GP practices while serving a diverse patient population of 47,000. With a strong emphasis on a supportive multidisciplinary team environment, employees benefit from protected CPD, clinical supervision, and the chance to shape ACP services, all within a culture that prioritises innovation, learning, and patient-centred care.
