Community Administration Assistant inManchester inManchester PUBLISHED FRI 17 JAN 2025

Opportunity to work in a highly motivated and supportive team environment, contributing to the well-being of the community.
Gain valuable experience in a large NHS Trust, recognized as one of the largest in England, opening avenues for career growth and development.
Be part of a digitally enabled organization, benefiting from modern systems like the Electronic Patient Record system (Hive) to enhance administrative efficiency.
Flexibility in the role allows for cross-covering various areas in Maternity services, which can lead to diverse experiences and skill enhancement.
Engage in high-quality customer care and administrative support, crucial for improving patient services and delivering efficient healthcare.
Contribute to and participate in the Trust's initiatives like the Green Plan, promoting sustainability in healthcare.
The Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust is looking for a highly motivated Community Administration Assistant to support their busy Community Midwives team. The role involves providing efficient administrative support within the clinical area while adhering to established policies and guidelines. Flexibility is essential, as the candidate may need to cover other areas within Maternity services as required. Key responsibilities include ensuring high-quality customer care, excellent communication, and organisational skills, along with accurate typing and the ability to multitask.

This position is part of a larger organisation, MFT, which is among the largest NHS Trusts in England, servicing a wide patient population with a focus on integrated health and social care. The Trust is committed to continuous improvement in patient services and promotes a collaborative working culture. The successful candidate will have opportunities for career development, as well as be involved in initiatives aimed at sustainability and digital innovation, including the use of their Electronic Patient Record system.

 


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