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Audiology Pathway CoordinatorinPlymouthinPlymouthPUBLISHED WED 27 NOV 2024

Band 3: £24,071 to £25,674 a year Per Annum  FIXEDTERM 
NHS

University Hospitals Plymouth NHS TrustFollow University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust

Opportunity to contribute to the high-quality care of patients in the Audiology department.
Collaboration with a diverse team of clinical and administrative staff, enhancing professional relationships.
Development of strong organisational and communication skills through varied responsibilities.
Flexibility in work environment, adapting to different scenarios and demands.
Possibility of career growth and role progression through training and development opportunities.
Engagement with patient care processes, providing insight and improving patient experiences.
Position offers a chance to work in a reputable NHS Trust known for its commitment to patient care and employee development.
Job Summary: Audiology Pathway Coordinator at University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust
The University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust is seeking an Audiology Pathway Coordinator to join their Audiology team at Derriford Hospital. This role demands flexibility and strong organizational skills to ensure efficient service delivery in a busy environment. The successful candidate will collaborate with clinical and administrative colleagues to uphold high standards of patient care and service coordination.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Oversee and manage referral pathways within the Audiology service line.
  • Communicate effectively with Audiologists and other clinical staff regarding patient referrals and diagnostic results.
  • Monitor compliance with administrative processes, policies, and access standards.
  • Document and track patient care coordination, supporting data collection for audits.
  • Engage in effective communication to facilitate timely service provision across clinical services.
  • Utilize various IT systems and databases for data management and reporting.
Qualifications and Skills:
  • The ideal candidate should possess strong communication, interpersonal, and IT skills.
  • A good understanding of medical terminology related to ENT and Audiology is essential.
  • Candidates must demonstrate a proactive attitude and the ability to work independently.
Additional Details:
  • Preference will be given to internal Trust staff and those with relevant experience, including 'At Risk' NHS staff across Devon.
  • The position may be offered as a fixed-term contract or on a secondment basis with the potential for a permanent role.
This position emphasizes the importance of patient experience and aims at achieving specific service targets while fostering a collaborative work environment within the Audiology department.
Opportunity to contribute to the high-quality care of patients in the Audiology department.
Collaboration with a diverse team of clinical and administrative staff, enhancing professional relationships.
Development of strong organisational and communication skills through varied responsibilities.
Flexibility in work environment, adapting to different scenarios and demands.
Possibility of career growth and role progression through training and development opportunities.
Engagement with patient care processes, providing insight and improving patient experiences.
Position offers a chance to work in a reputable NHS Trust known for its commitment to patient care and employee development.

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