Cancer MDT & Pathway Coordinator

Cambridge University Hospitals; Cambridge; Remote; GBP 28,000 - 31,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-site leisure facilities

Bus travel discount

Staff parking savings

Staff pod break spaces

Job summary

Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is seeking two MDT coordinators to help coordinate Cancer MDTs and patient pathways. One full-time (37.5 hours) and one part-time (22.5 hours) role, salary £28,392–£31,157 p.a. pro rata, with probation and extensive NHS benefits.

You will track pathways, ensure deadlines, and work across many cancer sites in a busy Trust. Great teamwork and communication are essential, as is attention to detail and the ability to adapt in a fast-paced

Qualifications

• Educated to A level or NVQ level 3 in Customer Service/Business Admin/ITQ or equivalent.
• Typing qualification or equivalent experience.
• Secretary qualification or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Assist with running cancer MDTs and proactively track patient pathways to avoid target breaches.
• Maintain accurate data with keen eye for detail and work either autonomously or as part of a team.
• Cover other cancer sites when needed and manage competing priorities to meet deadlines.
• Communicate effectively with colleagues at all levels and support MDT coordination.

Skills

Communication skills

Time management

Autonomy

Attention to detail

Team player

Adaptability

Pressure management

Minute taking

Education

A level or NVQ3 in Customer Service/Business Admin/ITQ

Typing qualification

Secretary qualification

Tools

Microsoft Office

EPIC

Job description

Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is seeking two MDT coordinators to help coordinate Cancer MDTs and patient pathways. One full-time (37.5 hours) and one part-time (22.5 hours) role, salary £28,392–£31,157 p.a. pro rata, with probation and extensive NHS benefits.

You will track pathways, ensure deadlines, and work across many cancer sites in a busy Trust. Great teamwork and communication are essential, as is attention to detail and the ability to adapt in a fast-paced