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MDM Co-ordinator/ Cancer TrackerinEdinburghinEdinburghPUBLISHED FRI 14 MAR 2025

Structured work schedule, The role offers a Monday to Friday work pattern, which allows for a balanced work-life schedule.
Diverse team collaboration, The opportunity to work closely with various clinical and non-clinical staff fosters a collaborative work environment in the healthcare sector.
Impactful role, The position directly contributes to the management of cancer patients, ensuring their seamless journey through referral to treatment and improving patient outcomes.
Opportunities for professional development, Coordinating multidisciplinary team meetings provides valuable experience in project management and team coordination, enhancing career prospects.
Supportive atmosphere, Providing secretarial support to a team of Specialist Nurses allows for meaningful contributions and insights into patient care, fostering a sense of purpose.
Data-driven decision making, Engaging in the collection and analysis of audit data helps improve processes and care standards, making a difference in patient management.
Flexibility in hours, The role includes some flexibility in working hours, allowing for attendance at critical MDT meetings while still offering core working hours.
Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of cancer patients? Join our compassionate and dynamic team as an MDM Coordinator/Cancer Tracker in Edinburgh with NHS Scotland. This fulfilling role allows you to work Monday to Friday, with flexible hours to accommodate team meetings. You'll play a vital part in ensuring seamless patient journeys for those diagnosed with cancer, collaborating with both clinical and non-clinical staff to track and support patients from referral to treatment.

As the backbone of our Cancer Multidisciplinary Teams, your organisational skills will shine as you manage crucial meetings and assist in monitoring patient care. You’ll be responsible for identifying barriers in patient pathways and ensuring timely interventions to uphold NHS waiting time guarantees. If you're dedicated to making a real impact in healthcare and have excellent communication and coordination skills, we want to hear from you. Join us in creating a supportive environment where everyone can thrive, and take the next step towards a rewarding career with NHS Scotland.
Structured work schedule, The role offers a Monday to Friday work pattern, which allows for a balanced work-life schedule.
Diverse team collaboration, The opportunity to work closely with various clinical and non-clinical staff fosters a collaborative work environment in the healthcare sector.
Impactful role, The position directly contributes to the management of cancer patients, ensuring their seamless journey through referral to treatment and improving patient outcomes.
Opportunities for professional development, Coordinating multidisciplinary team meetings provides valuable experience in project management and team coordination, enhancing career prospects.
Supportive atmosphere, Providing secretarial support to a team of Specialist Nurses allows for meaningful contributions and insights into patient care, fostering a sense of purpose.
Data-driven decision making, Engaging in the collection and analysis of audit data helps improve processes and care standards, making a difference in patient management.
Flexibility in hours, The role includes some flexibility in working hours, allowing for attendance at critical MDT meetings while still offering core working hours.

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