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KIMS Hospital in Kent is seeking a Customer Service Administrator to join our Front of House team. You’ll deliver essential administrative and reception support across departments, ensuring every patient and visitor receives a warm welcome and outstanding service.
Key duties include welcoming all on-site, managing appointments and records, handling high-volume calls, and assisting with admissions and discharges. A proactive, flexible team player is essential.
Salary: £19,827.60 per annum (this is equivalent to a full time salary of £26,436.80 per annum)
Shifts: 06:30-20:30 (Mon-Fri) and 06:30-20:00 (Sat-Sun) on a rota basis
Are you friendly, professional, and passionate about delivering excellent customer service?
KIMS Hospital - Kent's largest independent hospital - is looking for a Customer Service Administrator to join our Front of House team. In this varied and rewarding role, you'll provide essential administrative and reception support across departments while ensuring every patient and visitor receives a warm welcome and outstanding service.
This is a front-facing role where you'll be at the heart of the patient experience - making every interaction count.
You'll join a collaborative one-team environment, working alongside colleagues across the hospital to achieve shared goals. We value integrity, honesty, respect and a calm, constructive approach, while encouraging our people to develop their knowledge, make decisions and continually look for better ways of working.
For queries, please contact Diane on 01622 237634 or email recruitment@kims.org.uk
All offers of employment are subject to proof of eligibility to work in the UK and a satisfactory DBS check.
Any offers of employment made by KIMS Hospital for this/these position(s) will be subject to proof of eligibility to work in the UK and receipt of a satisfactory DBS Certificate from the Disclosure & Barring Service. Information about the DBS checks can be found at https://www.gov.uk/disclosure-barring-service-check
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