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Administration Officer - Patient Services, RadiologyinGlasgowinGlasgowPUBLISHED FRI 22 NOV 2024

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Opportunity to work in one of the largest healthcare systems in the UK, providing vital patient services to a diverse population.
Structured Monday to Friday working hours (8am-8pm) enhancing work-life balance and allowing for evenings and weekends free.
Engagement with a variety of stakeholders, including patients, medical staff, and GPs, enhancing communication and interpersonal skills.
Utilization of modern technologies like CRIS for updating patient records, contributing to professional development in health informatics.
Inclusive work culture that promotes diversity and encourages applications from all community sections, ensuring a welcoming environment.
Commitment to reducing the full-time working week from 37.5 to 37 hours without a pay change, reflecting a focus on employee well-being.
Support for veterans and military families through the Armed Forces Covenant, acknowledging and valuing military experience in the workplace.
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is seeking an Administration Officer for Patient Services within the Radiology Department in Glasgow. The role involves providing efficient reception and clerical support, performing various administrative duties, updating the Radiology computer system (CRIS), and maintaining professional communication with patients, medical professionals, and other staff. The position operates Monday to Friday, with a shift pattern covering 37 hours per week, and the salary is pro rata for part-time work. Applicants are encouraged to apply promptly, as the post may close early due to high response volumes.

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde aims to foster inclusivity in its hiring practices and welcomes applications from all community sections, including those from the Armed Forces Community. The organisation is also transitioning to a revised working week of 37 hours effective April 2024, which may temporarily require some staff to work an additional 30 minutes weekly until new rosters are established. Interested candidates can contact Anne Hughes for informal queries, and support for application technical issues is available through the Jobtrain support hub.
Opportunity to work in one of the largest healthcare systems in the UK, providing vital patient services to a diverse population.
Structured Monday to Friday working hours (8am-8pm) enhancing work-life balance and allowing for evenings and weekends free.
Engagement with a variety of stakeholders, including patients, medical staff, and GPs, enhancing communication and interpersonal skills.
Utilization of modern technologies like CRIS for updating patient records, contributing to professional development in health informatics.
Inclusive work culture that promotes diversity and encourages applications from all community sections, ensuring a welcoming environment.
Commitment to reducing the full-time working week from 37.5 to 37 hours without a pay change, reflecting a focus on employee well-being.
Support for veterans and military families through the Armed Forces Covenant, acknowledging and valuing military experience in the workplace.

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