FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Admin & Waiting List Co-ordinator?
The primary responsibilities include providing comprehensive administrative support to the Dermatology team, managing USC referrals, reviewing and prioritizing proformas and minor op forms, entering information accurately, managing EPIC lists, monitoring waiting list information, and ensuring clinics are fully booked.
Where will the role be based?
The role will be based within the Winnicott Centre on the Annexe site.
Is this position temporary or permanent?
There is potential for this role to become a substantive opportunity, but currently, it is not guaranteed to be permanent.
What qualifications or experience are required for this role?
While the specific qualifications are not detailed in the job description, relevant administrative experience in a healthcare setting, strong organizational skills, and familiarity with waiting list management are beneficial.
Will there be opportunities for professional development?
Yes, the job description mentions the opportunity for professional development.
What is the structure of the Dermatology Department?
The Dermatology Department consists of Dermatology Consultants, Specialist Doctors and Nurses, Secretaries, Reception/Secretarial Assistants, a Practice Manager, and a Team Leader.
How can I inquire further about the position?
You can contact Elizabeth Blackshaw, Ops Support Manager, via email at elizabeth.blackshaw@nhs.net or by telephone at 01803656547.
Are there any specific targets that need to be monitored in this role?
Yes, the role involves monitoring the Referral to Treatment (RTT) and Faster Diagnosis Standard (FDS) targets to ensure patients do not breach these guidelines.
Will the co-ordinator be working with other departments?
Yes, the co-ordinator will support clinicians, doctors, nurses, and the admin team, and may cover other admin duties as needed.
What is expected regarding patient communication?
The co-ordinator is expected to ensure patients are treated with courtesy, dignity, and respect, and that they are given sufficient notification of appointments.
