NHS Receptionist - Part-Time & Flexible Hours

Dchs; Hague Bar; On-site; GBP 23,000 - 28,000; Part time

Job summary

DCHS is seeking a part-time receptionist for New Mills Health Centre in Derbyshire. The role involves manning a busy reception, handling telephone queries, booking appointments for Podiatry and Physiotherapy, and providing clerical support to clinical services. 13 hours per week (Thu & Fri, 9:00–16:30, includes 1-hour lunch).

Salary £25,272 per annum, pro rata. Closing date 12/10/2026 23:59. Priorities include excellent communication and a patient-focused approach in a busy NHS environment.

Qualifications

• English & Maths GCSE at grade C or equivalent.
• IT qualification and experience.
• Understanding of confidentiality.
• Knowledge of System One.

Responsibilities

• Provide a friendly, helpful and professional service at all times.
• Ensure that public areas are kept clean and tidy.
• Provide reception clerical and administrative duties, including cash handling, banking, stationery orders, mail handling and franking.
• Register patients; book appointments for Podiatry and Physiotherapy; monitor waiting lists.
• Provide sickness/absence cover at other clinics when required.
• Answer patient queries and signpost to local services.
• Support room booking and report maintenance issues as needed.

Skills

Excellent communication

Interpersonal skills

Teamwork

Flexibility

Training & mentoring

Calm and professional

Friendly & approachable

Willing to learn

Travel to other sites

Education

GCSE English & Maths

IT qualification and experience

Job description

DCHS is seeking a part-time receptionist for New Mills Health Centre in Derbyshire. The role involves manning a busy reception, handling telephone queries, booking appointments for Podiatry and Physiotherapy, and providing clerical support to clinical services. 13 hours per week (Thu & Fri, 9:00–16:30, includes 1-hour lunch).

Salary £25,272 per annum, pro rata. Closing date 12/10/2026 23:59. Priorities include excellent communication and a patient-focused approach in a busy NHS environment.