FAQs
What is the role of the Programme Co-Ordinator within the Active Together Programme?
The Programme Co-Ordinator will support the development, implementation, continuous monitoring, and improvement of the Active Together Programme, working alongside key stakeholders to ensure optimal service delivery to patients diagnosed with cancer.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A relevant qualification in Business Administration, such as an NVQ3 or equivalent level of knowledge/experience, as well as a relevant qualification or expert competence in IT systems like Microsoft Office, is essential.
Is previous experience working with patients necessary for this role?
Yes, previous experience of interaction with patients and their representatives is essential.
What type of skills are necessary for the Programme Co-Ordinator role?
Essential skills include the ability to communicate effectively in difficult situations, produce high-quality written information, maintain quality of work, and demonstrate self-motivation and initiative.
Are there any specific personal attributes that are important for this position?
Yes, the position requires self-motivation, initiative, and an organized and thorough approach to work.
Is a driving license necessary for this role?
Yes, a current UK driving license and access to own transport are essential criteria for the position.
Does this position offer any employee benefits?
Yes, the position offers a wide range of employee benefits, including a Cycle to Work scheme, childcare vouchers, onsite nursery, and an Employee Assistance Programme, among others.
How does the role contribute to the patient experience?
The Programme Co-Ordinator plays a crucial role in ensuring that patients are optimally prepared for treatment, improving their resilience and health outcomes through tailored support pathways.
Are there opportunities for professional development?
The role may provide opportunities for professional development, especially in project management and service improvement, although specific training opportunities may vary.
Is this position eligible for a certificate of sponsorship for work in the UK?
No, this position is not currently eligible for a certificate of sponsorship according to Home Office guidelines.

