Band 3 Assistant Technical Officer

NHS Jobs; Birmingham; On-site; GBP 21,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is seeking an administrative and operational support role within the Radiology Department. The post holder will welcome patients, maintain records on the Radiology Information System, and manage appointment bookings in line with national targets and IR(ME)R requirements.

The role also involves handling inquiries from patients and clinicians, monitoring emails and image transfer systems, supporting film copying services, and liaising with

Qualifications

Responsibilities

• Provide efficient administrative and operational support within the Radiology Department.
• Welcome patients and maintain accurate records on the Radiology Information System.
• Manage appointment bookings in line with national targets and IR(ME)R requirements.
• Handle patient and clinician enquiries and monitor emails and image transfer systems.
• Support film copying services and liaise with multidisciplinary teams.
• Assist with stock control, staff training on radiology systems, audits and meetings.
• Uphold confidentiality, health and safety, and environmentally sustainable practices.

Job description

The post holder will provide efficient administrative and operational support within the Radiology Department, including welcoming patients, maintaining accurate records on the Radiology Information System, and managing appointment bookings in line with national targets and IR(ME)R requirements. The role involves handling patient and clinician enquiries, monitoring emails and image transfer systems, supporting film copying services, and liaising closely with multidisciplinary teams. Additional responsibilities include stock control, staff training on radiology systems, participation in audits and meetings, and ensuring confidentiality, health and safety, and environmentally sustainable working practices are maintained at all times.

Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS foundation Trust