The post holder will be required to work in different practices within the area so will require a degree of flexibility, access to a car to deliver a range of duties, including home visits, that may vary as the service develops. This is a very patient facing role, to support those in the local community. The role involves helping to reduce health inequalities, particularly for people with long-term conditions like learning disabilities, dementia, frailty, and cancer. The care coordinator will support patients to understand and manage their own health needs and to navigate the different health and social services. This also includes coordinating the work of healthcare professionals and non-clinical staff, including volunteers involved in the care of patients registered at GP practices within the wider PCN population as well as cancer patients.