GP Clinical Support - Prostate Cancer, Health Inequalities LES 2026/27 at Healthcare Central London | GB | Rezi

GP Clinical Support - Prostate Cancer, Health Inequalities LES 2026/27 at Healthcare Central London

GP Clinical Support - Prostate Cancer, Health Inequalities LES 2026/27

Healthcare Central London · GB

3 days ago

GP Clinical Support - Prostate Cancer, Health Inequalities LES 2026/27

Healthcare Central London · GB

3 days ago
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About the Role

This time-limited role focuses on supporting consistent, clinically appropriate prostate cancer risk conversations with higher-risk groups. The work will support PCNs to deliver staff training, provide clear clinical advice for local in-reach activity, and help achieve payment-linked KPIs for the LES. The role is intended to provide clinical input and advice rather than operational project management.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and deliver training for relevant non-GP staff in “prostate risk conversations”, including Care Navigators, Community Health and Wellbeing Workers, Health and Wellbeing Coaches, and Pharmacists.
  • Prepare and share appropriate information and resources for staff, including relevant websites, posters, leaflets and practical key messages.
  • Support PCNs to plan in-reach events for communities and groups at higher risk of prostate cancer.
  • Provide clinical advice to ensure in-reach activity is delivered in line with the service specification and uses culturally appropriate information.
  • Attend selected in-reach events where required, to provide a short clinical input and respond to prostate cancer risk or testing queries from attendees and staff.
  • Advise practice staff on suitable materials and key messages for use at events.

Requirements

  • Currently works in Westminster or has strong knowledge of Westminster primary care.
  • Confident discussing prostate cancer risk, informed choice and PSA testing in a clear and accessible way.
  • Can communicate effectively with both clinical and non-clinical staff.
  • Can support culturally appropriate engagement with communities at higher risk of prostate cancer.
  • Able to work flexibly across the four Westminster PCNs between appointment and 31 March 2027.

Skills

  • Prostate cancer risk conversations
  • Clinical advice
  • Staff training
  • Community engagement
  • Culturally appropriate communication

Location

  • Westminster

Work Type

  • Time-limited
  • Flexible working

Experience Level

  • GP

Salary/Compensations

  • £100 per hour

About the Company

  • Central London Healthcare is seeking a GP working in Westminster to provide targeted clinical support to the four Westminster PCNs in delivering the prostate cancer element of the Health Inequalities Local Enhanced Service 2026/27.