Funding Opportunities

In addition to social prescribing link workers, in April 2021 Personalised Care introduced 2 new roles: health & wellbeing coaches, and care co-ordinators. PCNs can benefit from time with experts in social prescribing to help you develop clear strategies to make the most of these
roles. This support offer is currently only available until March 2022 so early contact is advised.

We are very pleased to be able to provide an update on cohort 2 of HEE EoE’s Physician Associate Foundation Intern Programme in Primary Care. We have now confirmed our ‘Training Offer’ for 2021/22, the proposed start date for the programme is 20/01/2022.

The Training Hub is offering funded Intensive Training Packages to help practices in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough set up Group Consultation Clinics.

HEE have recently opened application for national funding to facilitate recruitment of Pre-registration Trainee Pharmacy Technicians (PTPT) apprenticeships.

100% funding available to help recruit Trainee Nurse Associates

The Training Hub is delivering the NHS England funded General Practice Fellowship, with a 2-year programme of post-CCT support and education for newly qualified GPs working in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

We are delivering the NHS England funded General Practice Fellowship, with a 2-year programme of support and education for newly qualified Nurses beginning careers in General Practice in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

The Training Hub is committed to ensuring all staff in General Practice have equal access to learning and development opportunities, including ensuring every nurse and allied health professional (AHP) benefits from continuing professional development (CPD) funding.

Health Education England (HEE) are funding a programme to support the development of General Practice Assistants (GPAs) in Primary Care, to support GPs with admin and consultation preparation tasks. The scheme includes £2,120 per candidate to practices for clinical time supporting learners, training outlay and mentor marking time and offers an exciting opportunity for General Practice staff to gain knowledge and exposure within a health care environment.

The Training Hub offers support to local clinicians who wish to develop and deliver local training on relevant topics, to increase the range and availability of education and with it the quality of care delivered in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.