Support Secretary / Clinic Management inManchester inManchester PUBLISHED TUE 7 JAN 2025

Opportunity to work at one of Europe's leading cancer centres, providing invaluable support to patients and healthcare professionals.
Engagement in a multidisciplinary approach, collaborating with various specialists to enhance patient care in Endocrinology and Senior Adult Oncology.
Dynamic and supportive team environment with friendly colleagues that foster a sense of community and collaboration.
Flexible working arrangements with a hybrid model, allowing for a balance between on-site and home working to meet personal needs and service requirements.
Involvement in vital clinic management tasks that contribute to patient satisfaction and the efficient functioning of the healthcare system.
Development of essential skills in communication, organization, and patient record management, enhancing professional growth and career advancement opportunities.
The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester is seeking a Support Secretary for the Endocrine and Senior Adult Oncology Teams. The role involves providing comprehensive secretarial support to assist with the day-to-day management of clinic templates, ensuring high-quality service that meets patient needs and Trust targets. Responsibilities include maintaining accurate patient records, typing clinic annotations and letters, and scheduling future appointments. The ideal candidate should possess excellent communication and typing skills, with the ability to prioritize workloads effectively.

The position operates on a hybrid work model, requiring some on-site presence based on service needs, and involves collaboration within a team of medical secretaries supporting multiple consultants. The office environment is open and friendly, emphasizing a multidisciplinary approach in a leading cancer treatment center that sees over 60,000 patients annually. Interested candidates can reach out to Debra Jones or Andrea Scott for more details or to arrange informal visits.



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