Patient Pathway Care Coordinator - Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) inPreston inPreston PUBLISHED 27 NOV 2024
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This role will require you to organise the outpatient and inpatient GA / sedation workflow through 3 MR scanners on a day-to-day basis. This will involve liaising with referrers, anaesthetists, ward staff and multi-disciplinary team in order to keep outpatient and inpatient waits to a realisable time-scale.
You will work closely with the current patient pathway coordinator, anaesthetists, clinical leads and specialist radiographers to prioritise the work, identify any safety issues and cascade these safety issues to more superior staff in order to keep patients and staff safe in a dangerous environment. You must be able to understand and a good working knowledge of Excel as all outpatients and inpatients are recorded onto excel, and audits are produced from this spreadsheet.
Due to the high demand of the outpatient and inpatient workflow, you will be required to have good communication skills in order to cascade information to all relevant parties.
This is a training post to work under the supervision of the current patient pathway care coordinator at a band 3 grade, after completion of training the post holder will be regraded to a band 4, training is expected to take between 6 months and 12 months.
You will support and implement the delivery of excellent quality patient care within the MRI department and assist in the organisation of both outpatient and inpatient GA / sedation scans to ensure an efficient departmental workflow. You will work closely with the relevant disciplines of staff within the Trust/ network and with external agencies, in mapping the patient journey from referral to investigation, highlighting bottlenecks, opportunities for improvement and appropriate pathways of care relevant to the MRI agenda.
About usDuties to include but not be limited to:
- Liaise with patients, support staff, external organisations and ward staff regarding patient preparation and appointments for MRI procedures.
- Work together with the patient pathway care coordinator, anaesthetists, clinical leads, specialist MRI radiographers to organise the workload according to priority and ensure efficient work flow of both outpatients and inpatients.
- Communicate all relevant information to the specialist MRI team and to external organisations in a timely and professional manner to ensure seamless care.
- Communicate patient appointment details with patients and deal with their enquiries.
- Liaise with the relevant multi-disciplinary team members to organise GA scans and specialist procedures.
- Deal with enquiries as required.
This role will require you to organise the outpatient and inpatient GA / sedation workflow through 3 MR scanners on a day-to-day basis. This will involve liaising with referrers, anaesthetists, ward staff and multi-disciplinary team in order to keep outpatient and inpatient waits to a realisable time-scale.
You will work closely with the current patient pathway coordinator, anaesthetists, clinical leads and specialist radiographers to prioritise the work, identify any safety issues and cascade these safety issues to more superior staff in order to keep patients and staff safe in a dangerous environment. You must be able to understand and a good working knowledge of Excel as all outpatients and inpatients are recorded onto excel, and audits are produced from this spreadsheet.
Due to the high demand of the outpatient and inpatient workflow, you will be required to have good communication skills in order to cascade information to all relevant parties.
This is a training post to work under the supervision of the current patient pathway care coordinator at a band 3 grade, after completion of training the post holder will be regraded to a band 4, training is expected to take between 6 months and 12 months.
You will support and implement the delivery of excellent quality patient care within the MRI department and assist in the organisation of both outpatient and inpatient GA / sedation scans to ensure an efficient departmental workflow. You will work closely with the relevant disciplines of staff within the Trust/ network and with external agencies, in mapping the patient journey from referral to investigation, highlighting bottlenecks, opportunities for improvement and appropriate pathways of care relevant to the MRI agenda.
About us
Duties to include but not be limited to:
- Liaise with patients, support staff, external organisations and ward staff regarding patient preparation and appointments for MRI procedures.
- Work together with the patient pathway care coordinator, anaesthetists, clinical leads, specialist MRI radiographers to organise the workload according to priority and ensure efficient work flow of both outpatients and inpatients.
- Communicate all relevant information to the specialist MRI team and to external organisations in a timely and professional manner to ensure seamless care.
- Communicate patient appointment details with patients and deal with their enquiries.
- Liaise with the relevant multi-disciplinary team members to organise GA scans and specialist procedures.
- Deal with enquiries as required.
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