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District Nurse AdministratorinUlverstoninUlverstonPUBLISHED WED 4 DEC 2024

Band 3: £24,071 to £25,674 a year pro rata  PERMANENT 
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University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS TrustFollow University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Trust

Flexible Working Hours, This part-time role offers a set schedule of work on Thursdays and Fridays, allowing for a balanced work-life integration.
Supportive Team Environment, You will be part of a friendly and experienced team, enhancing job satisfaction and collaboration.
Professional Development Opportunities, Access to training and skill development to help you grow in your administrative role within the NHS.
Diverse Responsibilities, The role encompasses a variety of tasks, from data input and audit management to patient interaction, making each day unique and engaging.
Impactful Work, As the main point of contact for patients and healthcare professionals, you play a crucial role in ensuring smooth operations and effective communication in patient care.
Learning NHS Systems, You will gain valuable experience with NHS computer systems and processes, which is a significant asset in the healthcare sector.
Opportunities for Informal Discussions, The role encourages candidates to engage with the service for informal discussions, fostering a culture of openness and transparency.
The University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Trust is seeking a District Nurse Administrator for the Dalton and Ulverston District nursing team, offering a part-time position of 15 hours per week on Thursdays and Fridays. This crucial role involves handling phone communications, performing non-clinical administrative tasks, and managing data entry for audits and spreadsheets. The successful candidate will work closely with a supportive team and receive guidance from senior nurses, ensuring efficient triaging of service referrals.

Candidates should possess a proactive and adaptable attitude, as the role includes diverse responsibilities such as taking minutes at meetings, archiving patient notes, and ordering patient equipment. The administrator will act as the primary contact for patients, relatives, and healthcare professionals, providing information and support in an empathic yet assertive manner while maintaining compliance with data protection guidelines. The position presents an excellent opportunity to gain experience within the NHS and enhance skills through training.
Flexible Working Hours, This part-time role offers a set schedule of work on Thursdays and Fridays, allowing for a balanced work-life integration.
Supportive Team Environment, You will be part of a friendly and experienced team, enhancing job satisfaction and collaboration.
Professional Development Opportunities, Access to training and skill development to help you grow in your administrative role within the NHS.
Diverse Responsibilities, The role encompasses a variety of tasks, from data input and audit management to patient interaction, making each day unique and engaging.
Impactful Work, As the main point of contact for patients and healthcare professionals, you play a crucial role in ensuring smooth operations and effective communication in patient care.
Learning NHS Systems, You will gain valuable experience with NHS computer systems and processes, which is a significant asset in the healthcare sector.
Opportunities for Informal Discussions, The role encourages candidates to engage with the service for informal discussions, fostering a culture of openness and transparency.

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