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A healthcare federation in the Greater London area is seeking an HR Administrator responsible for various HR administrative tasks. The role includes managing the employee lifecycle, processing HR queries, and supporting HR projects. Ideal candidates should possess strong communication skills and be proactive in managing HR processes. This role offers a great opportunity to build significant HR skills while contributing to a vital team that supports the well-being of Bromley residents.
The HR Administrator is responsible for a variety of HR administrative duties supporting all our patient services. They play a vital part within the team and have ownership for the employee life cycle of our employees ensuring that new starters are added to the HR system, job changes are actioned, leavers are processed in a timely manner along with ensuring all the relevant documentation is checked, saved and sent. The HR Administrator proactively manages all HR queries across all communication channels and works with managers where necessary on escalations. The HR Administrator role provides a truly fantastic opportunity to build professional HR skills as the role provides the HR Team with crucial support across the HR spectrum including engagement, performance management, employee relations, projects and reporting.
BGPA is a federation of all 43 Bromley practices working collaboratively to enhance the health and wellbeing of Bromley residents, covering over 350,000 patients, 100% of the Bromley population.
BGPAs goals are to work strategically with Bromley practices to help secure the best services for patients whilst working together to support member practices in the challenges of a changing NHS.
BGPA aims to improve the morale of general practice in Bromley by sharing expertise, services and supporting its workforce.
BGPA will make a positive impact on medical services in Bromley by working closely with One Bromley Partners including NHS SEL ICB, local NHS trusts, local providers and patient groups, to improve the delivery of healthcare to the local population.