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National GPA Educator

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National GPA Educator
Location: Northside House, Bromley with occasional national travel
Hours: Part Time (30 hours per week) with core days between Tuesday and Thursday
Rate of Pay: £36 per hour
Transform Primary Care Nationwide. Leave A Lasting Legacy.
What if your next role could influence the future of primary care across England?
At PCWA CIC, we’re looking for an exceptional National GPA Educator to join the team delivering our award-winning GPA Programme. This is far more than an educator role. It is a rare opportunity to shape the future of primary care across England, driving educational excellence and innovation, supporting a network of talented educators and helping develop a highly skilled workforce that improves patient care nationwide.
About Us
PCWA CIC is a primary care workforce and education organisation dedicated to making primary care the best place to work and learn. We design and deliver high-quality education and workforce programmes across GP practices, PCNs, Training Hubs, ICSs, universities and national NHS partners.
Our national General Practice Assistant (GPA) Programme is delivered across all seven NHS England regions and has recently been recognised with a Princess Royal Training Award.
Education is central to our work. We prioritise engaging, practical and supportive learning that helps people progress in their careers. As a Community Interest Company, we reinvest income into strengthening our organisation, developing our workforce and supporting primary care systems.
About The Role
The National GPA Educator provides educational leadership for the GPA Programme across England. The role supports Regional Educators and learners, ensuring a consistent, high-quality learning experience nationally. The post holder will contribute to curriculum delivery, quality assurance, programme improvement and stakeholder engagement.
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The National GPA Educator will work alongside the Programme Manager and support the Programme Director with the delivery and development of the GPA Programme across England. The role will focus on supporting Regional Educators and learners, building confidence and helping to maintain a consistent, high-quality approach to education. The post holder will work closely with Regional Educators, sharing good practice, providing educational advice and helping to address challenges as they arise. They will also provide support to learners and clinical supervisors through workshops, webinars and guidance, including where additional educational or pastoral support is needed.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Leading and supporting a national network of GPA educators
- Driving educational excellence, quality assurance and programme consistency
- Coaching and mentoring educators to support learner success
- Designing and delivering engaging workshops, webinars and national learning events
- Supporting curriculum development and educational innovation
- Building relationships with GP Practices, Clinical Supervisors, PCNs, ICB workforce leads, NHS England and education providers
- Contributing to programme growth, improvement and national impact
What We’re Looking For
- A degree-level qualification in healthcare or equivalent experience
- Experience delivering education, training or workforce development programmes
- Strong knowledge of Primary Care, General Practice and the NHS landscape
- Outstanding communication, facilitation and stakeholder engagement skills
- Experience supporting learners and developing educational resources


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About You
- Passionate about education and workforce development
- Committed to improving patient care through workforce transformation
- Approachable, supportive, collaborative and credible
- Innovative, forward thinking and able to bring ideas
- Self motivated, organised and able to work independently
- Flexible and adaptable to changing programme needs
- Strong commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion
Why Join Us?
- Competitive salary
- 27 days of annual leave plus 8 bank holidays and "My Day" leave to celebrate your birthday (one extra paid day off to be taken during your birthday month)
- Flexible working
- BHN Extras: Available schemes include Cycle to Work, Car Salary Sacrifice, and Home & Tech Salary Sacrifice
If you're driven by purpose, passionate about education, and motivated by the opportunity to create meaningful, lasting change, we'd love to hear from you.
Join us. Inspire excellence. Create national impact.
If you are excited by this opportunity and would like a confidential discussion, please contact Theresa Frostick at theresa.frostick@pcwa.co.uk.
Applications will close on the 4th of October. We encourage early applications, as this vacancy may close sooner than advertised if a high volume of suitable applications is received.
Interviews are expected to take place during the week commencing 2nd of November 2026.
PCWA CIC is a diverse place to work and we believe that for primary care to truly represent the populations that we serve then we need a workplace culture that truly reflects this. We particularly encourage applications from candidates who are likely to be underrepresented in the workforce.
Apply today and help shape the future of primary care.
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