'previous applicant need not apply'
This role will be part of the Women's, Children's, Oncology & Haematology Division (WCOH) Senior Management Team.The function of this role will be supporting the Divisional and Directorate team with the following roles and responsibilities, including but not exclusively to:
Supporting the Division/Directorate managers and Clinical Directors (CDs) in overseeing Consultants annual, study and sick leave, also supporting them in managing any sickness and absence including providing assistance with the arrangement of return-to-work meetings and recording of such meetings, therefore ensuring the effective utilisation and deployment of medical staff, junior doctors and other AHPS across the Division on a day-to-day basis.
They will be key in confirming gaps are effectively covered/mitigated and that doctors training requirements are taken into account balancing the needs of the individual(s) with those of the service(s) and patient safety.
The role will also require the post holder to act as a single point of contact for Consultants regarding temporary staffing requirements and a single point of contact for Junior Doctors to escalate rota issues/gaps and annual leave approvals, in conjunction with the Senior management team.
Managing rota's:
All medical rotas; consultant on-call, registrars, juniors in training and trust grades.
Ensure rota's are compliant with JD Contract and Working Time Regulations, working with the Guardian of Safe Working.
Ensure individual rosters are communicated and issued within the JD contract timescales.
Approve (through delegated authority) rota swaps.
Leave and Training management
Managing leave; annual, study and Sickness.
All medical grades.
Embedding electronic approval within a rules based system (compliant with Trust Annual Leave Policy).
Coordination of consultant annual leave with clinic commitments.
Particularly focusing on trainees.
Access to training.
Tracking uptake/attendance at training days/sessions.
Managing rotas to maximise the number of trainees who can attend training sessions.
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Key Responsibilities
For further information on the advertised role, please refer to the job description located under the Supporting Documents heading.
'previous applicant need not apply'
This role will be part of the Women's, Children's, Oncology & Haematology Division (WCOH) Senior Management Team.The function of this role will be supporting the Divisional and Directorate team with the following roles and responsibilities, including but not exclusively to:
Supporting the Division/Directorate managers and Clinical Directors (CDs) in overseeing Consultants annual, study and sick leave, also supporting them in managing any sickness and absence including providing assistance with the arrangement of return-to-work meetings and recording of such meetings, therefore ensuring the effective utilisation and deployment of medical staff, junior doctors and other AHPS across the Division on a day-to-day basis.
They will be key in confirming gaps are effectively covered/mitigated and that doctors training requirements are taken into account balancing the needs of the individual(s) with those of the service(s) and patient safety.
The role will also require the post holder to act as a single point of contact for Consultants regarding temporary staffing requirements and a single point of contact for Junior Doctors to escalate rota issues/gaps and annual leave approvals, in conjunction with the Senior management team.
Managing rota's:
All medical rotas; consultant on-call, registrars, juniors in training and trust grades.
Ensure rota's are compliant with JD Contract and Working Time Regulations, working with the Guardian of Safe Working.
Ensure individual rosters are communicated and issued within the JD contract timescales.
Approve (through delegated authority) rota swaps.
Leave and Training management
Managing leave; annual, study and Sickness.
All medical grades.
Embedding electronic approval within a rules based system (compliant with Trust Annual Leave Policy).
Coordination of consultant annual leave with clinic commitments.
Particularly focusing on trainees.
Access to training.
Tracking uptake/attendance at training days/sessions.
Managing rotas to maximise the number of trainees who can attend training sessions.
Key Responsibilities
For further information on the advertised role, please refer to the job description located under the Supporting Documents heading.