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CHC Process AssistantinIpswichinIpswichPUBLISHED FRI 7 FEB 2025

Band 3: £24,071 to £25,674 a year  PERMANENT 
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NHS Suffolk and North East Essex ICBFollow NHS Suffolk and North East Essex ICB

Opportunity to work within a friendly and award-winning team that values enthusiasm and motivation.
Involvement in improving patient experience by building professional relationships with healthcare providers and the public.
Diverse responsibilities that include administrative support, data management, and communication with clinical teams, offering a dynamic work routine.
Flexibility in the role, allowing for adaptation to meet deadlines and covering various functions and locations within the Integrated Care Board.
Professional development opportunities to enhance skills in administration and healthcare processes, even without prior experience in Continuing Healthcare.
Engagement in meaningful work that contributes to the NHS Continuing Healthcare service, making a positive impact on patients' lives.
Regular contact with a variety of stakeholders, including members of the public and healthcare professionals, fostering strong communication skills.
The role of CHC Process Assistant at NHS Suffolk and North East Essex ICB in Ipswich involves providing comprehensive administrative support to the Continuing Healthcare Team. Key responsibilities include producing correspondence, booking appointments, managing incoming and outgoing communications, maintaining accurate electronic and manual records, and processing referrals for CHC assessments. The position requires effective communication with healthcare professionals and the public, as well as collaboration with local authorities and care providers to enhance patient experience.

Candidates should possess general administrative experience, while specific knowledge of NHS Continuing Healthcare is not mandatory. The ideal candidate will be motivated, adaptable, and ready to work flexibly to meet various deadlines across the team. This role offers an opportunity for personal and professional development within a supportive and award-winning team.
Opportunity to work within a friendly and award-winning team that values enthusiasm and motivation.
Involvement in improving patient experience by building professional relationships with healthcare providers and the public.
Diverse responsibilities that include administrative support, data management, and communication with clinical teams, offering a dynamic work routine.
Flexibility in the role, allowing for adaptation to meet deadlines and covering various functions and locations within the Integrated Care Board.
Professional development opportunities to enhance skills in administration and healthcare processes, even without prior experience in Continuing Healthcare.
Engagement in meaningful work that contributes to the NHS Continuing Healthcare service, making a positive impact on patients' lives.
Regular contact with a variety of stakeholders, including members of the public and healthcare professionals, fostering strong communication skills.

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