Norfolk Primary Care
Marc Buckingham is a seasoned professional in clinical research and medical technology, currently serving as the Clinical Research Project Manager at North Norfolk Primary Care while leading the NPC Clinical Research Delivery Hub. As the Founder and Entrepreneur of Buckingham Medical Technologies Ltd since 2012, Marc provides strategic solutions in sales, marketing, and product management for the medical technology sector. Notable contributions include co-founding COVIDIX Healthcare Ltd to address the COVID-19 pandemic and establishing OneNorwich Practices as a clinical primary care research unit. Marc's extensive experience encompasses various roles, such as Business Development Manager for MediPlus and Regional Anaesthesia Consultant for VYGON (UK), alongside notable involvement in Taekwon-Do as an A-Class 'National' Instructor. Academic qualifications include a Diploma in Management from the University of Leicester and a Certificate of Engineering from the University of Surrey.
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Norfolk Primary Care
April 2017 saw the establishment of North Norfolk Primary Care (NNPC) as a GP alliance for North Norfolk. Formed of nineteen practices the goal was to make life in general practice enjoyable again and allow Primary Care to realise its true potential for patients. With an increasing demand across the healthcare landscape it is important to address this and identify opportunities for change within Primary Care. In 2024 NNPC became a Community Interest Company (CIC) and expanded the reach of it's support across Norfolk & the Waveney Valley. Now rebranded as Norfolk Primary Care (NPC), it is our role, with the support of the practices to identify opportunities and take them forward to affect system change. Whilst maximising the opportunities on offer, there is an important consideration towards building greater resilience in Primary Care so it remains a viable service for the future. NPC provides a unified voice that will ensure practices in Norfolk & Waveney are represented appropriately in our local health system. This will allow NPC to develop as an at scale, not-for-profit primary care provider that is ‘ready for business’ in our changing local economy.