Long Term Conditions Clinical Coordinator – NCL Health Alliance

UCLPartners; London; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is looking for a Long Term Conditions Clinical Coordinator to lead care coordination for individuals with complex health needs. This dynamic role requires a clinician with a strong background in primary care or mental health, focusing on enhancing care for patients with long-term conditions. As part of a collaborative team, you will develop innovative systems to support high-risk patients, ensuring they receive comprehensive and coordinated care. This fixed-term position offers an exciting opportunity to make a significant impact in the healthcare sector, with potential for extension.

Qualifications

• Experience in primary care, community services, or mental health.
• Ability to work across professional and agency boundaries.

Responsibilities

• Lead a small team providing care coordination for individuals with multiple long-term conditions.
• Collaborate with early adopter sites to develop remote review systems.

Skills

Care Coordination

Clinical Background

Experience with Long-Term Conditions

Collaboration Skills

Education

Nursing Degree

Allied Health Professional Qualification

Job description

Long Term Conditions Clinical Coordinator – NCL Health Alliance

Full time; Fixed term

We are seeking an experienced, personable, and organized clinician to serve as maternity cover and lead a small team providing care coordination for individuals with multiple long-term conditions.

Salary: NHS Band 8a or equivalent

Closing date: 9 May 2025

The NCL Health Alliance is the all-in NHS provider collaborative for North Central London, working across primary care, acute, mental health, specialist, and community providers. It is part of UCLPartners, a health innovation partnership. This role is recruited on behalf of University College Hospital NHS Trust, with the postholder employed by UCLH.

This position is part of the Complex Long Term Conditions Service (CLTCS), an evaluated programme aimed at improving care coordination for people with complex long-term conditions within North Central London. Our goal is to develop and assess a new approach to managing multi-morbidity.

The LTC Clinical Coordinator will collaborate with early adopter sites and a small team to develop systems supporting remote review of high-risk and complex patients within the Primary Care Network (PCN).

We seek a dynamic clinician or individual with a clinical background—such as a nurse, allied health professional, physician’s associate, or mental health practitioner—experienced in primary care, community services, acute care, or mental health. Candidates should have experience working with long-term conditions and across professional and agency boundaries to enhance care.

This is a fixed-term maternity cover role until the end of March 2026, with potential for extension. Suitable candidates include Band 8a AHPs, nurses, clinical pharmacists, physician associates, or managers with a clinical/AHP background.