Care Co-ordinator

Invicta Health Community Interest Company are delighted to be recruiting for a Care Co-ordinator, across our three GP practices in Romney Marsh, New Romney and Lydd., As a Care Co-Ordinator, you will provide an important role in supporting the smooth running of clinics by performing routine administration tasks, combined in some areas with basic clinical tasks on behalf of the GP, allowing them to spend their time focussing on appointments and improving patient experience in the surgery., As a Care Homes Care Co-Ordinator, you will be responsible for helping to improve the continuity of care by acting as a point of contact for residents, families and professionals who visit, or work in the care home, such as multi-disciplinary team (MDT) members and in-reach specialists. You will work to provide extra time, capacity and expertise to support individuals in preparing for, or in following- up clinical conversations they have with primary care professionals. You will work closely with primary care professionals within the PCN to identify and manage a caseload of identified care homes; making sure that appropriate support is made available to the staff and their residents; and ensuring that their changing needs are addressed. You will focus delivery of the comprehensive model to reflect local priorities, health inequalities or population health.

Invicta Health was formed in 2008 with the aim of supporting primary care services in the local area.

We currently operate a number of General Practices within the Romney Marsh, Dover, Birchington, Broadstairs and Ramsgate areas. Invicta Health manages other services including the Primary Care Mental Health Specialist service which is delivered across east Kent and Swale. As part of a multi organisation alliance, Invicta Health also provide General Practitioners and clinical support for the Urgent Treatment Centres based in Kent & Canterbury Hospital and Buckland Hospital (Dover).

Invicta Health is a Community Interest Company limited by shares. This means that the company has not been established or conducted to make private gain. The majority of any profit made needs to be available for investment back into the company or for the benefit of the community.

We are a shareholding company and can only distribute a small proportion of this to the shareholders and this will only happen if the organisation is confident that doing so will not impact on the care provided. We currently support a number of local community services and invest into our services and sites on a regular basis.

We have developed a number of partnerships ranging from our local acute trust, community and mental health trust, local federations, out of hours providers, practices and third sector organisations.