Field Epidemiology & Admin Associate (Part-Time, Mileage)

Community Dental Services CIC; Nottingham; On-site; GBP 21,000 - 29,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Mileage allowance

Employee Assistance Programme

Training opportunities

Uniforms provided

Community initiatives

Job summary

Community Dental Services CIC in Nottinghamshire is seeking a Band 2 Epidemiology Field Worker and Administrator (Bank) to support dental screening programs in schools. This role is part-time with bank hours, based at Clifton Cornerstone Health Centre, and includes mileage reimbursement.

The candidate should have strong administrative experience, solid MS Office skills, and excellent communication to engage schools, care homes and local authorities while ensuring accuracy and systematised

Qualifications

• sound administrative background and competent Microsoft Office skills to support the clinical team to organise, co-ordinate and undertake fieldwork for dental screening in schools around Nottinghamshire.
• You will be an excellent communicator enabling you to gain cooperation and build relationships with the schools, care homes and other key stakeholders.
• Accuracy, attention to detail and a systematic approach will be valuable attributes.

Responsibilities

• Organise fieldwork for dental screening in schools around Nottinghamshire.
• Support the clinical team to coordinate dental surveys and liaise with schools and local authorities.
• Maintain accurate records and manage communications with stakeholders.

Skills

Administrative skills

Communication skills

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Community Dental Services CIC in Nottinghamshire is seeking a Band 2 Epidemiology Field Worker and Administrator (Bank) to support dental screening programs in schools. This role is part-time with bank hours, based at Clifton Cornerstone Health Centre, and includes mileage reimbursement.

The candidate should have strong administrative experience, solid MS Office skills, and excellent communication to engage schools, care homes and local authorities while ensuring accuracy and systematised