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Administrative Officer (XN03)inLeedsinLeedsPUBLISHED WED 15 JAN 2025

Band 3
NHS

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS TrustFollow Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Opportunity to work in a dynamic and supportive team that is passionate about service improvement in healthcare.
Variety of tasks that keep the job interesting, including data management, report creation, and project support.
Chance to embed the Leeds Improvement Methodology, contributing to efficiency and effectiveness in patient care.
Flexibility in working hours with part-time options available, accommodating personal requirements.
Involvement in both administrative duties and time spent in clinical areas, providing a well-rounded understanding of the healthcare environment.
Experience working within the NHS, which is respected and valued by many professionals in the healthcare field.
Commitment to the principles of equality, diversity, and maintaining confidentiality, fostering a safe and inclusive workplace.
The role of Administrative Officer (XN03) at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust offers an opportunity for a motivated individual to join the service improvement team in Theatres and Anaesthesia. This part-time position, requiring 22.5 hours per week, involves providing administrative support to the senior management and service improvement teams, managing projects, inputting data, creating reports, and facilitating effective communication within the department and across various stakeholders. Candidates must possess strong proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and demonstrate excellent organisational, communication, and interpersonal skills.

The postholder will primarily be based at Leeds General Infirmary but may occasionally travel to other hospital sites as needed for project support. Additionally, the role emphasises flexibility and proactive problem-solving within a collaborative team environment focused on enhancing patient services and operational efficiency while aligning with the Trust's commitment to values such as patient-centeredness, accountability, and equality. Previous clerical or administrative experience, alongside a good command of English and mathematics, is essential for this position.
Opportunity to work in a dynamic and supportive team that is passionate about service improvement in healthcare.
Variety of tasks that keep the job interesting, including data management, report creation, and project support.
Chance to embed the Leeds Improvement Methodology, contributing to efficiency and effectiveness in patient care.
Flexibility in working hours with part-time options available, accommodating personal requirements.
Involvement in both administrative duties and time spent in clinical areas, providing a well-rounded understanding of the healthcare environment.
Experience working within the NHS, which is respected and valued by many professionals in the healthcare field.
Commitment to the principles of equality, diversity, and maintaining confidentiality, fostering a safe and inclusive workplace.

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