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Programme Support AssistantinNewcastle upon TyneinNewcastle upon TynePUBLISHED MON 30 DEC 2024

Band 3: £24,071 to £25,674 a year  FIXEDTERM 
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Opportunity to contribute to the improvement of postgraduate education and training in the healthcare sector.
Variety in daily tasks, which keeps the role dynamic and engaging.
Collaboration with a range of professionals, fostering strong networking opportunities within NHS England and Lead Employer Trust.
Development of valuable administrative and clerical skills, enhancing career prospects in healthcare administration.
Being part of a supportive team that contributes to the overall success of specialty training programs in the region.
The role provides a good balance of communication, organization, and data management responsibilities.
Potential for personal and professional growth within the NHS, especially through secondment opportunities.
The Programme Support Assistant position with NHS England in Newcastle upon Tyne involves working within the Specialty Training Programme Support Team to facilitate postgraduate education and training in the North East and North Cumbria. The role includes a variety of administrative tasks such as coordinating communications with NHS England colleagues, managing meeting agendas and documentation, supporting key program functions, and performing data entry and quality monitoring.

Additionally, the Programme Support Assistant will serve as the primary point of contact for the team, handling inquiries both electronically and verbally. This position is ideal for candidates seeking to contribute to the NHS’s educational initiatives while gaining experience in a supportive administrative role. Applicants from within the NHS may apply on a secondment basis, provided they secure approval from their current employer.
Opportunity to contribute to the improvement of postgraduate education and training in the healthcare sector.
Variety in daily tasks, which keeps the role dynamic and engaging.
Collaboration with a range of professionals, fostering strong networking opportunities within NHS England and Lead Employer Trust.
Development of valuable administrative and clerical skills, enhancing career prospects in healthcare administration.
Being part of a supportive team that contributes to the overall success of specialty training programs in the region.
The role provides a good balance of communication, organization, and data management responsibilities.
Potential for personal and professional growth within the NHS, especially through secondment opportunities.

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