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Patient Administrator A&E DepartmentinLondoninLondonPUBLISHED SAT 4 JAN 2025

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Fernie Brewing CompanyFollow Fernie Brewing Company

Opportunity to work in a fast-paced environment, enhancing multi-tasking and time-management skills.
Involvement in critical patient care pathways, making a meaningful contribution to patient experiences and outcomes.
Collaboration with a diverse range of healthcare professionals, fostering teamwork and professional relationships.
Exposure to various clinical settings, providing a broad understanding of healthcare operations and patient management.
Development of strong administrative skills through interaction with clinical and non-clinical staff, improving career prospects.
Ability to learn and work with advanced healthcare technology and systems, enhancing personal expertise in modern medical administration.
Job satisfaction from facilitating better patient care and supporting healthcare delivery in the community.
The Patient Administrator for the A&E Department at Fernie Brewing Company in London is responsible for managing various administrative tasks to support patient care pathways and ensure efficient clinic operations. Key responsibilities include liaising with consultants and other administrative staff about patient appointments, preparing documentation for clinics, and maintaining accurate health records within the Trust’s computer system. The role also involves coordinating with other hospitals and GPs, handling correspondence related to patient care, and ensuring that patient information is updated and complete in the hospital's systems.

The administrator will support the smooth running of clinics and procedure lists, assist in tracking and locating medical case notes using the case note record tracking system, and provide guidance to patients during the booking process. Additional tasks include typing urgent letters and reports and booking outpatient appointments. This position requires strong organisational skills and the ability to communicate effectively with various healthcare professionals to facilitate effective patient care.
Opportunity to work in a fast-paced environment, enhancing multi-tasking and time-management skills.
Involvement in critical patient care pathways, making a meaningful contribution to patient experiences and outcomes.
Collaboration with a diverse range of healthcare professionals, fostering teamwork and professional relationships.
Exposure to various clinical settings, providing a broad understanding of healthcare operations and patient management.
Development of strong administrative skills through interaction with clinical and non-clinical staff, improving career prospects.
Ability to learn and work with advanced healthcare technology and systems, enhancing personal expertise in modern medical administration.
Job satisfaction from facilitating better patient care and supporting healthcare delivery in the community.

 


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