Job summary

About the role

Riverside is looking for a motivated and compassionate Practice Nurse to provide high-quality, evidence-based nursing care to our practice population.

You will assess, plan, deliver and evaluate care, working independently and alongside GPs and the wider practice team. Youll help maintain clear communication between clinical, administrative and community teams, and provide a welcoming, professional service to patients and colleagues.

This is a varied role in a supportive team. The postholder will contribute to the effective running of the treatment room, health promotion, clinical audit and service development. Duties will be undertaken within the nurses competence, agreed protocols and guidelines, and the NMC Code.

Main duties of the job

Main responsibilities

The role may include:

• Providing nursing assessments, treatment, screening, health education and advice.
• Wound care
• Blood pressure monitoring, venepuncture, ECGs and spirometry.
• Cervical screening, immunisations and routine injections, where appropriately trained and authorised.
• Well-person, NHS Health Check, new patient and travel health assessments.
• Supporting family planning and sexual health services
• Supporting chronic disease prevention and management, including for diabetes, hypertension, COPD, asthma and cardiovascular disease. QOF, LTC and HAA assessments.
• Minor illness and injury care, within competence and agreed pathways.
• INR monitoring and dosing using INRStar N3, where trained and authorised.
• Home visits for housebound patients, including routine checks and vaccination clinics.
• Referrals, including to podiatry, and ensuring specimens are processed appropriately.
• Maintaining accurate, timely clinical records, including appropriate read coding and QOF-related information.
• Helping to maintain a safe, well-equipped treatment room, including infection prevention, equipment checks, vaccine stock and cold-chain procedures.
• Working with the Practice Manager and nursing team to review protocols and maintain appropriate stock and equipment.
• Attending relevant practice meetings, training and protected learning events.

About us

We are a supportive, multidisciplinary practice led by three GP partners and supported by salaried GPs, Advanced Nurse Practitioners (ANPs), nurses and Healthcare Assistants (HCAs). Our wider team includes Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS) staff, including physiotherapists, Mental Health Practitioners (MHPs), paramedics and Advanced Clinical Practitioners (ACPs).

We value teamwork and provide a collaborative environment with strong clinical support. Our clinicians work together to share expertise, support high-quality patient care and help colleagues develop their skills.

Job summary

Role:North Lambeth PCN Network Manager

Reports to: Primary Care Network Clinical Director (PCN CD)

PayRate: £53,000 - £57,000 WTE

Hours: Up to 30 hours per week

Terms: The post is offered as a maternity leave cover

The role of the PCN Network Manager is to support the delivery of our various Quality Improvement Clinical Projects by leading on one or more specific projects.

Main duties of the job

The post-holder/s will be key members of a core team that we are building to support PCN clinical developments, playing a pivotal role in PCN clinical development.

They will support the PCN CD and be involved in management and development of the clinical network, supporting new ways of working in partnership across the 6 member practices, both internally and with external partners.

About us

North Lambeth PCN

Serving approximately 76,000 patients, North Lambeth Primary Care Network (PCN) is working to support and strengthen the delivery of primary care services in each of its 6 member practices, by working collaboratively and delivering quality improvement initiatives.

We aim to:

• Achieve excellence in patient care and outcomes;
• Maximise practice income achieved under contracts, including PMS KPI, QOF, GPDF and other local enhanced services;
• Release clinical capacity by improving efficiency and effectiveness;
• Enhance our workforce by providing training and providing interventions and support that develop resilience;
• Be at the forefront of integrated services.

Our lead practice is Hurley and Riverside Practices, who are the employer for any long-term PCN staff. Hurley and Riverside Practices are responsible for providing payroll, financial and HR support to the PCN as required. It will be an important part of the manager's role to liaise with these departments.

Details

Date posted

24 September 2026

Pay scheme

Other

Salary

£53,000 to £57,000 a year Salary advertised is full-time WTE; part-time will be pro-rated.

Contract

Fixed term

Duration

12 months

Working pattern

Part-time

Reference number

A1199-26-0023

Job locations

Hurley Clinic

Kennington Lane

London

SE11 4HJ

United Kingdom

Riverside Medical Centre

18 Wandsworth Road

LONDON

SW8 2JW

United Kingdom

Job description

Job responsibilities

Developmental Support

The PCN is keen to develop our own internal workforce and provide opportunities for individuals to undertake personal and career development.

Therefore, support and training will be available for the post holder/s to undertake relevant training to develop the necessary skills required as part of their role.

Operational Responsibilities

The PCN Network Manager is required to:

• Provide direct support to the Clinical Director, working with them to develop an operational plan to deliver on the specific project that they are allocated to;
• Lead on the implementation of the agreed plan;
• Deliver against agreed objectives, achieving quality outcomes;
• Co-ordinate between the 6 member practices regarding the project, providing updates and feedback, and appropriate communications and other resources;
• Plan and attend relevant meetings related to the project, including sending out invitations, managing room bookings and producing brief minutes and action plans;
• Plan, source, co-ordinate and implement any agreed training for staff in order to ensure project delivery;
• Be responsible for producing reports on quality and performance within the network, relevant to the specific project, for review by the PCN CD, Network Board and practices.

Communication and Relationships

The PCN Network Manager will be required to maintain constructive relationships with a broad range of internal and external stakeholders, and to be an effective communicator across a range of personnel.

This includes, but is not limited to:

• Engaging with relevant staff internally and within external stakeholders, including the developing Clinical Cabinet and Business Support Unit within the GP federation;
• Engaging with local patient groups and networks, as appropriate;
• Participating in relevant internal and external meetings;
• Working collaboratively across organisations, leading on initiatives and projects;
• Writing project plans, updates, briefings, newsletters, presentations and reports as required for project delivery;
• Be a first point of contact for their specific project within the PCN team;
• Represent the PCN in relevant external meetings;
• Communicating information and issues, including providing updates, briefings and reports both internally, to the Network Board and to relevant external stakeholders/groups.

Financial and Commercial Resources

The PCN Network Manager will be required to:

• Develop financial costings as applicable to the project area they are leading on;
• If necessary, assist in the writing of bids or Business Cases to external funding sources to apply for funding, with support from the PCN CD;
• Undertake analysis of data, such as current patient outcomes or current costings, as relevant to their project area, and provide projections for possible improvements;
• Liaise with the Practice Manager in our Lead Practice with regard to any financial transactions relating to the project that they are leading on, ensuring all claims from practices are submitted on time, and working with them to monitor expenditure and identify any significant deviations from agreed plans, and identifying and raising any financial risks to the PCN CD.

Other

• Work as a flexible member of the PCN, providing support to other team members as and when necessary;
• Effectively manage their own time, workload and resources;
• Take accountability for their own actions, either directly or under supervision;
• Alert other team members and the PCN CD to issues of quality and risk;
• Take part in appraisal and feedback, and be prepared to engage in training as required, even if such training is only available outside normal practice hours and off site;
• Take responsibility for their own development, learning and performance and be prepared to demonstrate skills and activities to others who are undertaking similar work;
• Take an active role in the development of a culture for the PCN, of providing high quality services, embedding this culture in the wider network, and ensuring our values are reflected in the reputation of the PCN locally;
• Encourage other internal staff to collaborate through sharing information and working together, and by providing opportunities for others internally to enhance their skill set;
• Support the induction and training of new PCN staff;
• Be innovative and bring ideas for new initiatives to the PCN CD, from other local networks or national forums.

The post holder will need to comply with all relevant standards within the NHS and member practices, including but not limited to:

• Confidentiality, GDPR, information governance;
• Infection control, if relevant;
• Equality and Diversity;
• Health and Safety at Work;
• Supporting business continuity;
• Conflicts of interest;
• Relevant requirements and standards set by the CCG, CQC, NHSE and any other external bodies that apply to primary care.

Location

This role will require regular travel amongst the PCN member practices and business meeting locations within the locality, but an office base will be provided at Hurley and Riverside Practices.

Changes

This job description may be reviewed in the light of changing organisational and service needs. Any changes will be fully discussed with the post-holder.

The post-holder may also be required to carry out other work appropriate to the grade of the post.

Job description Job responsibilities Developmental SupportThe PCN is keen to develop our own internal workforce and provide opportunities for individuals to undertake personal and career development.Therefore, support and training will be available for the post holder/s to undertake relevant training to develop the necessary skills required as part of their role.Operational ResponsibilitiesThe PCN Network Manager is required to: Provide direct support to the Clinical Director, working with them to develop an operational plan to deliver on the specific project that they are allocated to; Lead on the implementation of the agreed plan; Deliver against agreed objectives, achieving quality outcomes; Co-ordinate between the 6 member practices regarding the project, providing updates and feedback, and appropriate communications and other resources; Plan and attend relevant meetings related to the project, including sending out invitations, managing room bookings and producing brief minutes and action plans; Plan, source, co-ordinate and implement any agreed training for staff in order to ensure project delivery; Be responsible for producing reports on quality and performance within the network, relevant to the specific project, for review by the PCN CD, Network Board and practices. Communication and RelationshipsThe PCN Network Manager will be required to maintain constructive relationships with a broad range of internal and external stakeholders, and to be an effective communicator across a range of personnel.This includes, but is not limited to: Engaging with relevant staff internally and within external stakeholders, including the developing Clinical Cabinet and Business Support Unit within the GP federation; Engaging with local patient groups and networks, as appropriate; Participating in relevant internal and external meetings; Working collaboratively across organisations, leading on initiatives and projects; Writing project plans, updates, briefings, newsletters, presentations and reports as required for project delivery; Be a first point of contact for their specific project within the PCN team; Represent the PCN in relevant external meetings; Communicating information and issues, including providing updates, briefings and reports both internally, to the Network Board and to relevant external stakeholders/groups. Financial and Commercial ResourcesThe PCN Network Manager will be required to: Develop financial costings as applicable to the project area they are leading on; If necessary, assist in the writing of bids or Business Cases to external funding sources to apply for funding, with support from the PCN CD; Undertake analysis of data, such as current patient outcomes or current costings, as relevant to their project area, and provide projections for possible improvements; Liaise with the Practice Manager in our Lead Practice with regard to any financial transactions relating to the project that they are leading on, ensuring all claims from practices are submitted on time, and working with them to monitor expenditure and identify any significant deviations from agreed plans, and identifying and raising any financial risks to the PCN CD. Other Work as a flexible member of the PCN, providing support to other team members as and when necessary; Effectively manage their own time, workload and resources; Take accountability for their own actions, either directly or under supervision; Alert other team members and the PCN CD to issues of quality and risk; Take part in appraisal and feedback, and be prepared to engage in training as required, even if such training is only available outside normal practice hours and off site; Take responsibility for their own development, learning and performance and be prepared to demonstrate skills and activities to others who are undertaking similar work; Take an active role in the development of a culture for the PCN, of providing high quality services, embedding this culture in the wider network, and ensuring our values are reflected in the reputation of the PCN locally; Encourage other internal staff to collaborate through sharing information and working together, and by providing opportunities for others internally to enhance their skill set; Support the induction and training of new PCN staff; Be innovative and bring ideas for new initiatives to the PCN CD, from other local networks or national forums. The post holder will need to comply with all relevant standards within the NHS and member practices, including but not limited to: Confidentiality, GDPR, information governance; Infection control, if relevant; Equality and Diversity; Health and Safety at Work; Supporting business continuity; Conflicts of interest; Relevant requirements and standards set by the CCG, CQC, NHSE and any other external bodies that apply to primary care. LocationThis role will require regular travel amongst the PCN member practices and business meeting locations within the locality, but an office base will be provided at Hurley and Riverside Practices.ChangesThis job description may be reviewed in the light of changing organisational and service needs. Any changes will be fully discussed with the post-holder. The post-holder may also be required to carry out other work appropriate to the grade of the post.

Person Specification

Knowledge, Training and Experience

Essential

• Currently engaged in a managerial role in a member practice of our network.
• Good working knowledge of primary care services and other healthcare in Lambeth.
• Have an understanding of the national policy direction for primary and community care, in particular as detailed in the NHS Long Term Plan and Five Year Forward View.
• Excellent skills in EMIS clinical system, including report writing, template editing and writing protocols.
• Able to develop a Project Plan and appropriate charts, such as a Gantt Chart.
• Excellent skills in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, including ability to create and manage financial spreadsheets and create presentations.
• Specific training and preferably experience in Quality Improvement within healthcare

Qualifications

Essential

• Educated to degree level in relevant subject or equivalent level of experience of working at a similar level in project management.

Communication Skills

Essential

• Excellent oral and written communication skills, with ability to communicate complex information.
• Ability to pull together comprehensive reports, data and letters.
• Motivational and persuasive skills to encourage others to undertake change.
• Have experience of developing working relationships with local and national stakeholders.
• Experience of facilitating and leading group discussions and meetings.

Management Skills

Essential

• Skills in the management of all aspects of projects, including financial management.
• Ability to work on own initiative and organise own workload with minimal supervision, working to tight and often challenging timescales.

Analytical / Problem-Solving Skills

Essential

• Ability to respond to sudden, unexpected demands.
• Ability to interrogate information systems and generate performance monitoring information and reports.
• Excellent time-management skills with the ability to prioritise, and develop clear priorities for action whilst managing multiple stakeholder expectations.

Other

Essential

• Self-motivation and able to motivate others.
• Adaptability/flexibility.
• Team working.
• Able to manage rapid and sustained change.
• Able to gain trust and co-operation quickly.
• Self-aware and diplomatic.
• Able to manage conflicting views of others.

Person Specification Knowledge, Training and Experience Essential Currently engaged in a managerial role in a member practice of our network. Good working knowledge of primary care services and other healthcare in Lambeth. Have an understanding of the national policy direction for primary and community care, in particular as detailed in the NHS Long Term Plan and Five Year Forward View. Excellent skills in EMIS clinical system, including report writing, template editing and writing protocols. Able to develop a Project Plan and appropriate charts, such as a Gantt Chart. Excellent skills in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, including ability to create and manage financial spreadsheets and create presentations. Specific training and preferably experience in Quality Improvement within healthcare Qualifications Essential Educated to degree level in relevant subject or equivalent level of experience of working at a similar level in project management. Communication Skills Essential Excellent oral and written communication skills, with ability to communicate complex information. Ability to pull together comprehensive reports, data and letters. Motivational and persuasive skills to encourage others to undertake change. Have experience of developing working relationships with local and national stakeholders. Experience of facilitating and leading group discussions and meetings. Management Skills Essential Skills in the management of all aspects of projects, including financial management. Ability to work on own initiative and organise own workload with minimal supervision, working to tight and often challenging timescales. Analytical / Problem-Solving Skills Essential Ability to respond to sudden, unexpected demands. Ability to interrogate information systems and generate performance monitoring information and reports. Excellent time-management skills with the ability to prioritise, and develop clear priorities for action whilst managing multiple stakeholder expectations. Other Essential Self-motivation and able to motivate others. Adaptability/flexibility. Team working. Able to manage rapid and sustained change. Able to gain trust and co-operation quickly. Self-aware and diplomatic. Able to manage conflicting views of others.

Disclosure and Barring Service Check

This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.

Employer details

Employer name

Hurley Group

Address

Hurley Clinic

Kennington Lane

London

SE11 4HJ

United Kingdom

Employer's website

http://hurleygroup.co.uk/ (Opens in a new tab)

Employer details

Employer name

Hurley Group

Address

Hurley Clinic

Kennington Lane

London

SE11 4HJ

United Kingdom

Employer's website

http://hurleygroup.co.uk/ (Opens in a new tab)

Job summary

Why Work for Riverside Medical Centre?

At Riverside Medical Centre, we are committed to providing a welcoming, supportive and patient-focused environment for both our patients and our staff. You will be joining a friendly and dedicated team where your contribution is valued and where there are opportunities to develop your skills and experience.

We believe in teamwork, good communication and supporting each other to provide the best possible service to our patients. Full training and support will be provided, making this an excellent opportunity for someone looking to develop their career within primary care.

Main duties of the job

• Providing a professional and welcoming reception service to patients.

• Answering and managing telephone calls in a polite and efficient manner.

• Booking, cancelling and rearranging appointments in accordance with practice procedures.

• Ensuring patients are directed to the appropriate service or clinician.

• Dealing with patient queries and escalating issues appropriately.

• Processing administrative tasks and requests accurately.

• Maintaining patient confidentiality and following information governance requirements.

• Handling patient information and documentation securely.

• Supporting clinicians and the wider practice team with administrative duties.

• Liaising effectively with colleagues and external healthcare organisations where appropriate.

• Maintaining an organised and professional reception environment.

• Supporting the practice during busy periods and helping to ensure patients receive a high standard of service.

• Following practice policies, procedures and health and safety requirements.

About us

Organisation Overview

Riverside Medical Centre is a busy General Practice providing a range of primary care services to the local community in Preston.

Our multidisciplinary team works together to provide safe, effective and patient-centred care. We are committed to delivering a high-quality service while ensuring patients are treated with dignity, respect and compassion.

Our practice environment is fast-paced and varied, and our reception team plays an important role in ensuring patients receive a positive experience from their first point of contact.

We value teamwork, professionalism, good communication and continuous improvement. We are committed to supporting our staff through appropriate training, development and ongoing support.

Job summary

INTERVIEW DATE THURSDAY 22ND OCTOBER 2026

This is an exciting opportunity for the right candidate to join our existing team of Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians, working within the GP Surgeries that form Wakefield North Primary Care Network (PCN). The current team, led by our Lead Pharmacist and Lead Pharmacy Technician, have built strong and valued working relationships amongst themselves, other roles within the PCN and our GP practices as well as colleagues from a neighbouring PCN.

Main duties of the job

Manage repeat prescription processes, including resolving queries, maintaining accurate medication records, and working from prescribing ledgers in a timely manner.

Undertake medicines reconciliation following discharge or correspondence from secondary care, community services, and clinics.

Maintain and optimise repeat medication lists, including synchronisation, review date management, electronic repeat dispensing, and appropriate amendments under agreed protocols.

Support care home and nursing home patients through medicines optimisation, prescription changes, and liaison with clinicians and community pharmacies.

Deliver patient-facing clinics where appropriate, including medicines optimisation, secondary prevention, cardiovascular disease (CVD) support, and frailty reviews.

Undertake clinical support activities including observations (e.g. blood pressure), urine dip testing and, if required, phlebotomy (training provided).

Support antimicrobial stewardship, opioid de-prescribing, safety alerts, and the implementation of national and local prescribing guidance.

Contribute to prescribing safety through audits, quality improvement activity, monitoring of recalls, blood tests, and medication reviews.

Support effective stock management, prescribing data analysis, cost-effective prescribing, and waste reduction initiatives.

Promote safe use of medicines, report and prevent medicines-related incidents, and escalate safeguarding concerns appropriately.

About us

Wakefield North Primary Care Network (PCN) is seeking to recruit an additional Pharmacy Technician to join its expanding and well-established pharmacy team. The current team have built excellent working relationships between themselves, with colleagues across the PCN practices and neighbouring PCN, fostering strong professional relationships and a supportive working environment. We provide clear pharmacy leadership, regular training, and actively support ongoing professional development by responding to the needs of the team.

Our PCN consists of six GP practices across the eastern area of Wakefield District (Henry Moore Clinic, Riverside Medical Centre, Tieve Tara Medical Centre, Station Lane Medical Centre, St Thomas Road Surgery, and Newland Surgery). where we all believe our patients should have the same opportunities of a happy and healthy life. We are committed to improving patient care, reducing health inequalities, and raising standards across primary care.