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TNBI Health Hub Lead

WellBN

Hove, BN3 1AE · BRIGHTON, BN41 1XR · HOVE, BN3 8GQView on map(opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Salary

£16.00

Contract

Permanent

Hours

Not specified

Closing date

26 October 2026

7 days left

Job description

This is a dedicated non-clinical role overseeing WellBNs trans, non-binary and intersex (TNBI) care pathways. The post-holder will play a key role in ...

Lead will oversee care co-ordination and support the members of WellBNs TNBI Health

Hub, working under the direction of the Clinical Lead TNBI. The post-holder

will ensure team members have all the tools at their disposal to help patients

navigate care pathways. The post-holder will also oversee overall continuity of

care within the team and ensure that administrative and care co-ordination

processes are timely, compassionate, inclusive and well organized.

The role is will support the safe delivery of the TNBI service through

effective communication, pathway tracking, appointment and referral

co-ordination, information provision, accurate record keeping and follow-up of

agreed actions.

The TNBI Health Hub Lead will work closely with the Clinical Lead TNBI,

Director of Clinical Services, clinicians, pharmacy and administrative teams,

and relevant external services to support a responsive, well-governed and

person-centred TNBI pathway.

Train,

support and oversee the TNBI Health Hub team in general, and its care

coordinator team members in particular, with the following goals in mind:

Providing appointments, follow ups, referrals,

and agreed pathway actions, ensuring processes are in place so that clinicians,

support staff and patients all understand the next steps in each individual

care pathway.

Ensuring the TNBI Health Hub team tracks patients through TNBI care pathways and proactively identifies outstanding

actions, delays or gaps in follow up.

Escalating clinical questions, prescribing

queries, safeguarding concerns or changes in a patients health to the Clinical

Lead or other appropriate clinician.

Supporting continuity between the patient,

WellBN clinicians, pharmacy teams and external or specialist services.

Also,

Participating in the induction and ongoing supervision

of clinical TNBI Health Hub team members

Patient Communication

& ExperienceTrain,

support and oversee TNBI Health Hub team members with the following goals in

Providing clear, accessible non-clinical

information about the TNBI service, appointments, processes and available

support.

Communicating sensitively and respectfully,

using patients correct names, pronouns and preferred methods of communication.

Helping patients navigate services and

understand how to access appropriate clinical, community and specialist

support.

Continually working to improve the

accessibility of the service, including for patients with unmet access needs

and/or disabilities requiring specific support.

Gathering patient feedback and identify

recurring themes or barriers to access for discussion with the Clinical Lead

TNBI.

In collaboration with the Group Consultations

team, create and maintain a Group Consultations offering targeted at TNBI

patients.

As

well,

Oversee the TNBI Health Hub email inbox.

Administration, Records

& InformationTrain,

support and oversee TNBI Health Hub team members with the following goals in

Maintaining accurate, timely and confidential

patient records, documenting contacts, actions and outcomes in accordance with

WellBN procedures.

Supporting the management of TNBI waiting

lists, recalls, searches, registers and pathway tracking systems.

Preparing and process correspondence, referrals

and supporting documentation as required, ensuring actions are completed and

followed through.

Support the collation of service activity,

outcome and patient experience information for audit, reporting and service

improvement.

& Escalation Work within agreed TNBI SOPs, pathways,

information governance requirements and defined boundaries of the Lead role.

Identify and promptly escalate clinical risk,

safeguarding concerns, complaints, incidents or delays in care to the

appropriate lead.

Co-ordinate audits, quality improvement reviews,

CQC readiness assessments and reviews of pathway compliance by maintaining

reliable records and evidence.

Assist the GP partners and Clinical Lead - TNBI

in any ongoing investigation(s) into the surgerys past or present gender

affirming care.

Working Work closely with the Clinical Lead TNBI and

wider multidisciplinary team to support co-ordinated and efficient care.

Plan and attend relevant TNBI meetings or

huddles, contribute updates on pathway actions and follow through agreed

administrative actions.

Build effective working relationships with

internal teams, external NHS services and third sector organisations relevant

to TNBI patient care and wellbeing.

Proactively foster TNBI Health Hub team

members resilience and wellbeing, as well as their professional development.

& Patient Advocacy Proactively engage in capacity planning for the

TNBI Health Hub team.

Support implementation of improvements to TNBI

pathways, patient information and administrative processes.

Identify practical opportunities to improve

patient experience, access, communication and pathway efficiency.

Support the development and maintenance of

patient resources, templates, standard communications and service information.

As part of the Hubs outreach

programme, seek out and maintain Locally Enhanced Service (LES) or other

similar partnerships with ICBs.

Oversee the development of training programmes

and modules targeted at GP surgeries and other clinical bodies in our ICB and

beyond, with a view to generate revenue for the practice but also to share

knowledge about best practices.

Remain in contact with, and up to

date on changes to, Gender Identity Clinics, ICBs and other specialized

TNBI-focused clinics across the UK to ensure our processes interact correctly

and to gather and share information about best practices.

Keep abreast of local and national

developments that can impact TNBI health, and update the Hub Team regarding any

developments that are likely to impact patients and/or the teams work.

Provide internal training within

WellBN on the barriers and inequalities (both systemic and interpersonal) faced

by TNBI people within healthcare settings and in society at large, and the

strategies that can be put in place to address these.

& Professional Development Champion respectful, inclusive and

non-discriminatory care and contribute to a welcoming experience for TNBI

patients.

Maintain appropriate knowledge and training

relevant to TNBI inclusion, care co-ordination, safeguarding, confidentiality

and the boundaries of the role.

WellBN serves approximately 25,500 patients

across our Brunswick, Burwash and Benfield sites in Brighton, Hove and

Portslade.

Our team includes a strong pharmacy

service, paramedics and practice nurses, with a focus on collaboration and

staff wellbeing. We care for a diverse community, including neurodiverse

patients and trans, non-binary and intersex patients, with training and support

provided.

As we move towards the launch of the new

organisation, our ambition is to build a modern, inclusive practice where

patients receive excellent care and colleagues feel supported, valued and able

to develop.

Skills and Abilities

Essential

  • Excellent organisational skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities and coordinate multiple actions and deadlines.
  • Ability to monitor patient pathways, identify delays or gaps in follow-up and ensure outstanding actions are addressed.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to communicate sensitively with patients, colleagues and external organisations.
  • Ability to build effective working relationships across clinical, administrative and operational teams.
  • Ability to provide guidance and support to colleagues and contribute to a positive, collaborative team culture.
  • Ability to recognise operational problems, identify practical solutions and support the implementation of improvements.
  • Good IT and administrative skills, including the ability to maintain accurate records and use systems to monitor activity and outstanding actions.
  • Ability to handle sensitive information appropriately and exercise sound judgement within the boundaries of the role.
  • Ability to collate and interpret service activity, patient feedback and other relevant information to support reporting and service improvement.
  • Ability to work independently while recognising when advice, support or escalation is required.

Desirable

  • Experience using SystmOne or other clinical record systems.
  • Ability to develop patient information, standard operating procedures, templates, training materials or service resources.
  • Experience coordinating meetings, preparing updates and tracking agreed actions.
  • Ability to support capacity planning and identify opportunities to improve pathway efficiency.

Personal Attributes

Essential

  • Compassionate, approachable and committed to delivering a respectful, inclusive patient experience.
  • Proactive, reliable and solution-focused.
  • Adaptable and able to remain organised under pressure.
  • Collaborative, with the ability to motivate, support and encourage colleagues.
  • Committed to patient safety, confidentiality, accountability and professional standards.
  • Open to feedback and committed to continuous learning and improvement.
  • Demonstrates respect for the identities, experiences and individual needs of TNBI patients.
  • Committed to promoting equality, challenging discrimination and reducing barriers to healthcare access.

Qualifications

Essential

  • Good standard of written and verbal English.
  • Willingness to undertake relevant training in safeguarding, information governance, equality and inclusion, and care coordination.

Desirable

  • Relevant qualification in healthcare administration, service management, leadership, community health or a related field.
  • Training or qualifications in team leadership, supervision or service improvement.

Knowledge and Understanding

Essential

  • Understanding of the importance of continuity of care, effective care coordination and timely follow-up.
  • Understanding of confidentiality, information governance, accurate record keeping and data protection in a healthcare setting.
  • Understanding of safeguarding responsibilities, clinical risk and the importance of escalating concerns promptly to appropriate clinicians or leads.
  • Understanding of equality, diversity, inclusion and the barriers that can affect access to healthcare.
  • Knowledge of respectful, person-centred communication, including the use of patients' correct names, pronouns and preferred communication methods.
  • Understanding of the boundaries of a non-clinical leadership role and the importance of working within agreed procedures and escalating clinical decisions appropriately.

Desirable

  • Knowledge of TNBI healthcare pathways, gender-affirming care and relevant support services.
  • Understanding of primary care governance, clinical audits, quality improvement and CQC requirements.
  • Awareness of local and national NHS services, specialist clinics, community organisations and relevant referral pathways for TNBI patients.

Experience

Essential

  • Experience coordinating healthcare services, patient pathways, referrals, appointments or complex administrative processes.
  • Experience supporting or overseeing colleagues, providing guidance, sharing knowledge or coordinating team activities.
  • Experience working collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams and a range of internal or external stakeholders.
  • Experience maintaining accurate, confidential records and monitoring outstanding actions to ensure timely follow-up.
  • Experience identifying operational issues, resolving problems and contributing to service improvements.

Desirable

  • Experience working in general practice, primary care, community health or a comparable healthcare setting.
  • Experience supporting trans, non-binary and intersex (TNBI) people or other marginalised communities within healthcare or support services.
  • Experience managing waiting lists, patient recalls, referrals, audits or clinical service pathways.
  • Experience gathering patient feedback and using information to improve services.
  • Experience supporting staff induction, training, supervision or professional development.
  • Experience contributing to service development, partnership working or the development of training programmes.

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First seen

12 October 2026

Last checked

14 October 2026

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