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Job summary The main purpose of the Head of Arc and PCN Operations is to support, manage and oversee all aspects of the development and function of the Primary Care Network and the additional contracts that Arc holds. The post holder will work with the Arc/PCN Board … Clinical Director, Operational Team and the Clinical Leads in the development of the activities of Arc and the PCN. The post holder will use their own initiative to develop projects and networks on behalf of Arc. They will be required to work in collaboration with partner organisations such as … Derby and Derbyshire ICB, Secondary and Community providers, Local Authority, General Practices and Patient Groups to secure business and implement programs of work. The Head of Arc and PCN Operations will act as the lynchpin between the Clinical Leads, the wider support team of Arc Primary care and the more »

work which delivers shared visions. Highly skilled in inquisitive enquiry and with strong data analysis skills. Experience leading and delivering complex change and strategy development programmes in politically sensitive and complex environments, in particular around digital transformation. Skilled at connecting the dots and looking into the future, with an … ability to identify and seek opportunities for new areas of work or partnerships. Experience of business development within the public sector e.g., identifying best practice within one region which could be shared and embedded within another. Experience working with public/private sector organisations, particularly commercial organisations supplying … organisation alignment and manging conflicting visions and priorities. Demonstrable ambition, both for the achievements within the role, and wider regional development. Experience in writing business cases, value propositions, plans and strategies for innovative change and transformation programmes and initiatives. Demonstrable experience in stakeholder identification, engagement, and management across all more »