Safeguarding Administrative Assistant inManchester inManchester PUBLISHED MON 13 JAN 2025

Opportunity to be part of a crucial safeguarding team, contributing to the safety and welfare of patients.
Access to a comprehensive induction program, along with yearly appraisals to promote personal and professional development.
Work within England's largest NHS Trust, providing a unique scale of opportunities and experiences compared to smaller organizations.
Collaboration with 10 hospitals and various community services, enhancing teamwork and interaction across diverse environments.
Engagement in a digitally enabled organisation with innovative tools like the Hive Electronic Patient Record system to improve operational effectiveness.
Involvement in a major academic Research Centre that supports high-quality research programs, enhancing your expertise and career qualifications.
The Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) is seeking a dedicated and organized Administrative Assistant to join its Safeguarding Team in Manchester. The role involves providing comprehensive administrative support to ensure the efficient operation of the department. Candidates should possess strong organisational skills, effective communication abilities, and the capacity to work both independently and collaboratively. A background in administrative roles, coupled with knowledge of the Microsoft Office suite and familiarity with data protection and patient confidentiality, is essential. Understanding of safeguarding practices is advantageous.

MFT, recognized as England’s largest NHS Trust, is committed to creating an integrated health and social care system for its patients. The organisation emphasises inclusivity, career development, and sustainability while providing opportunities for professional growth through a comprehensive induction program and annual appraisals. The Trust continues to innovate, notably through the implementation of a new Electronic Patient Record system, and is dedicated to enhancing both patient and staff experiences in a transformative environment.

 


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