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Dorking Healthcare Ltd. (DHC) seeks a PCN Governance & Compliance Officer to join the dynamic governance team at Holmhurst Medical Centre, Redhill.
You will work with DHC Federation GP Practices and PCNs to ensure high standards of governance, compliance and support for CQC inspections. The role involves defining governance processes, developing policies, and maintaining systems for effective governance across the federation.
If you have an interest in supporting with provision of highquality healthcare, experience in governance and compliance, and would enjoybeing part of a lively and dynamic organisation, this could be the role foryou.
ThePCN Governance & Compliance Officer will join a dynamic and well established team atDHC to work collaboratively with all the DHC Federation GP Practices and PCNs.They will support them in achieving high standards of governance and complianceand will provide support and advice on CQC inspections.
They will help define current governanceprocesses within DHC and be an integral part of both the PCN team and the widergovernance team, contributing to the function and progress of both teams.
Please note that we are unable to offervisasponsorship. Applicants must have the appropriate right to work in the UK for the duration of theemployment.
Shortlisted candidates will be expected to attend an in-person interview at Holmhurst Medical Centre, Redhill. If you require a reasonable adjustment under the Equality Act, please let us know when invited.
Appointment to this role is subject to a satisfactory Standard DBScheck. Any information disclosed will be considered fairly and only whererelevant to the requirements of the role.
We screen and shortlist suitable candidates as applications arereceived. We reserve the right to close this vacancy early and withoutnotice if we fill the position; we encourage early applications to avoiddisappointment.
Main dutiesinclude:
Dorking Healthcare (DHC) is an organisation that provides a wide range of quality healthcare services in Surrey and Sussex. We are registered with the CQC (Care Quality Commission) receiving a Good status in our most recent inspection, we are an accredited AQP (Any Qualified Provider). Our vision is to continually improve local services for patients by offering first-class care and shorter waiting times.
A can-do attitude is a vital asset at DHC, and we are looking for like-minded individuals to work with us who share the same approach and work ethic.
The benefits we offer include:
In a recent staff survey, 95% of staff said they feel enthusiastic about their job at DHC and 94% ranked care of patients as the organisation's top priority, compared with 79% nationally.
DHC actively encourage and promotes diversity, ensures all voices are heard and included and is committed to equal opportunities for all.
The PCN Governance& Compliance Officer will work with all the DHC Federation GP Practices andPCNs to support them in achieving the highest standards of governance andcompliance.
The post holder will deliver aneffective service supporting Practice Managers, DHC Managers and associatedclinicians to implement, maintain, evidence, and advise on systems for goodgovernance across the Federation.
The post holder will help define current governance processes, facilitate discussions and advise colleagues as to how best practice might be adopted, document those processes as they are agreed and see through to delivery to ensure the practices offer the highest quality care to our patients.
The post holder will also be an integral part of the wider DHC governance team and will work with them to ensure that PCN governance dovetails with wider organisational governance. The governance team has recently appointed a governance officer whose remit is modernisation of organisational governance processes, and the post holder will work closely with that person to progress this for PCN governance.
The approach will be to work collaboratively with Practices to strengthen governance arrangements, share good practice and identify opportunities to maximise efficiency through working at scale. Where appropriate, common approaches, policies, procedures, and standard operating procedures will be developed collectively, while allowing for necessary local variation and Practice autonomy.
Shared resources will be made readily accessible to Practices, supporting consistent implementation and reducing duplication of effort. Where DHC has direct responsibility or accountability, appropriate assurance arrangements will be maintained to ensure required standards and compliance obligations are met.