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Referral Access AdministratorinHigh WycombeinHigh WycombePUBLISHED WED 30 OCT 2024

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Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS TrustFollow Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust

Opportunities to support integrated care teams, contributing to patient care and community health.
Role offers a chance to work in a dynamic and busy environment, which can enhance personal and professional growth.
The position allows for developing strong communication skills, especially in professional and empathetic telephone interactions.
Provides the ability to work with modern data systems and improve computer literacy, particularly in software like Excel and Word.
Involvement in maintaining patient confidentiality, fostering a trustworthy environment for patients and staff.
Access to training for skill development, supporting long-term career progress within the NHS.
Flexibility to work within a 7-day service structure, allowing for varied work schedules and potential for additional pay.
The Referral Access Administrator position at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust in High Wycombe requires a detail-oriented individual to provide administrative and clerical support to the integrated care teams' referral access point. Key responsibilities include accurately registering referrals, maintaining confidentiality, and allocating cases to locality-based teams after clinical triage. The role serves as the first point of contact for service users and referrers, necessitating strong communication skills and a professional demeanor while handling inquiries and recording patient information electronically.

The successful candidate will demonstrate proficiency in computer applications such as Excel and Word, and will be expected to manage various administrative tasks, including ordering supplies and collecting statistical data. This full-time position supports a 7-day service, thus requiring occasional weekend and bank holiday work. Candidates should be comfortable in a fast-paced environment and possess the ability to remain calm under pressure while providing empathetic support.
Opportunities to support integrated care teams, contributing to patient care and community health.
Role offers a chance to work in a dynamic and busy environment, which can enhance personal and professional growth.
The position allows for developing strong communication skills, especially in professional and empathetic telephone interactions.
Provides the ability to work with modern data systems and improve computer literacy, particularly in software like Excel and Word.
Involvement in maintaining patient confidentiality, fostering a trustworthy environment for patients and staff.
Access to training for skill development, supporting long-term career progress within the NHS.
Flexibility to work within a 7-day service structure, allowing for varied work schedules and potential for additional pay.

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