Derbyshire County Council
Advanced PH Practitioner

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Closing date: 27 September 2026
The national government Crisis and Resilience Fund is enabling a significant programme of crisis support to residents, and projects to build resilience for individuals and communities across Derbyshire. This is being led by the Public Health department and delivered across a broad partnership of external partners and internal teams.
We are looking for an enthusiastic and experienced Public Health Advanced Practitioner to lead the delivery and ongoing development of this important programme.
This is an exciting opportunity to shape services that provide support to residents facing financial crisis while developing innovative approaches that promote financial wellbeing and community resilience, and reduce health inequalities, across Derbyshire.
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The post holder will:
- support with and shape strategic planning, and lead on implementation of the CRF programme;
- develop relationships with all partners (internal and external) to support programme delivery;
- lead a team of staff to deliver projects associated with CRF; gather evidence and insight; and undertake evaluation to understand the impact of the programme and ensure that support is as effective as possible;
- have oversight of the monitoring and recording of data to ensure that required Management Information returns are submitted within deadline;
- have oversight of the required information governance and DPIA processes to support programme delivery;
- contribute to developing the Public Health strategic approach to Financial Wellbeing alongside colleagues.


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If you would like an informal conversation about the post, please email crf@derbyshire.gov.uk.
We have a number of posts under recruitment so please be clear which post you are interested in to enable us to connect you to the right team member.
Provisional interview date - 12, 13 October 2026
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