CAT 6 APPC for Cancer Pathway

Royal Berkshire Nhs Foundation Trust; Reading; On-site; GBP 21,000 - 26,000; Full time

Job summary

Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust is seeking an organised administrator to support the Gynaecological Cancer pathway, from referral through investigation, diagnosis, treatment and follow-up.

You will coordinate appointments, diagnostics and procedures, maintain accurate patient pathway information, and act as a sensitive point of contact for patients, relatives and clinical teams to ensure timely, well-coordinated care.

Qualifications

• Provide comprehensive administrative support for patients through the Gynaecological Cancer pathway, from referral through follow-up.
• Coordinate referrals, appointments, investigations and procedures, ensuring clinical information and results are available when required.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate appointments, diagnostics and procedures, and ensure information and results are available when required.

Job description

The post holder will provide comprehensive administrative support for patients throughout the Gynaecological Cancer pathway, from referral through investigation, diagnosis, treatment and follow-up. Working closely with the multidisciplinary team and Cancer Services, they will coordinate appointments, diagnostics and procedures, maintain accurate patient pathway information and proactively identify and escape potential delays. The post holder will act as an accessible and sensitive point of contact for patients, relatives and clinical teams, helping to ensure patients receive timely, well-coordinated care in line with cancer waiting-time standards and Trust procedures., The post holder will support the effective coordination of the Gynaecology Cancer pathway by processing referrals, arranging appointments, investigations and procedures, and ensuring clinical information and results are available when required. They will maintain accurate patient records, monitor pathway progress against cancer waiting-time standards and promptly escape potential delays. Working closely with patients, clinicians, Cancer Services and the wider multidisciplinary team, they will help provide timely, sensitive and well-coordinated care.
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