Clerical Officer/ Admin AssistantinPortsmouthinPortsmouthPUBLISHED WED 6 NOV 2024

Opportunity to work in a reputable organization like Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust, contributing to your community's healthcare.
Direct involvement in patient care by providing essential administrative support in the Haematology Oncology department, enhancing the patient experience.
Engagement with a diverse team of healthcare professionals and patients, promoting personal and professional growth through varied interactions.
Flexible work hours with a part-time schedule of 18 hours per week, offering a good work-life balance.
Experience in a fast-paced environment, helping to develop excellent communication and multitasking skills.
Job satisfaction from overcoming challenges and making a significant impact in a demanding role.
Potential for career development within the NHS and exposure to various administrative tasks that enhance overall skill sets.
The role of Clerical Officer/Admin Assistant at Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust involves providing essential administrative support to the Haematology Oncology Day Unit (HODU). The position requires effective management of routine tasks, scheduling patient bookings, and handling various administrative duties to ensure seamless daily operations in a busy environment that can see up to 200 patients. Applicants should possess excellent communication skills, be flexible, and be able to meet tight deadlines while working collaboratively within a dedicated team.

This part-time position, requiring 18 hours a week with occasional weekend and holiday shifts, includes responsibilities such as managing patient admissions and discharges, updating wristbands, coordinating patient calls for PICC insertions, and performing general administrative functions. A commitment to delivering high-quality service and improving patient experiences is vital for success in this challenging yet rewarding role.
Opportunity to work in a reputable organization like Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust, contributing to your community's healthcare.
Direct involvement in patient care by providing essential administrative support in the Haematology Oncology department, enhancing the patient experience.
Engagement with a diverse team of healthcare professionals and patients, promoting personal and professional growth through varied interactions.
Flexible work hours with a part-time schedule of 18 hours per week, offering a good work-life balance.
Experience in a fast-paced environment, helping to develop excellent communication and multitasking skills.
Job satisfaction from overcoming challenges and making a significant impact in a demanding role.
Potential for career development within the NHS and exposure to various administrative tasks that enhance overall skill sets.

 


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