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A leading private healthcare provider is seeking a Pathology Administrative Assistant / Phlebotomist for their Outpatients Department. The role requires excellent communication, administrative skills, and a flexible approach to meet patient needs. Responsibilities include managing administrative workflows, patient interactions, and using electronic systems for data management. The position offers competitive benefits, including a private pension, medical cover, and generous leave options.
Pathology Administrative Assistant / Phlebotomist
Ashtead Hospital, Surrey
hours per week, Full-tim e
The Outpatient Department operates Monday to Friday 08:00–20:00 and so we are looking for someone that has the flexibility to work full time hours across a 5‑day working week (Monday to Friday).
Depending on experience + Benefits
Ashtead Hospital is one of Surrey's leading private hospitals with an excellent reputation for delivering high quality healthcare for self‑pay / insured and NHS patients. Conveniently situated close to Leatherhead (Junction 9 of the M25), the hospital is located in tranquil, wooded surroundings. These provide a peaceful environment to aid a speedy recovery.
We have an opportunity for someone to join our friendly, positive and expanding service as an Administrator and Phlebotomist, in the Outpatients Department at Ashtead Hospital. We are seeking an enthusiastic individual who has both the administrative skills, required to co‑ordinate the workflow through our pathology services, as well as the compassion required for the patient‑facing element of the phlebotomy service that will be part of the role.
You will need to demonstrate excellent communicational skills and be able to work independently, together with having a flexible approach and the ability to work as part of a team, together with using your own initiative.
The primary responsibilities for the Administrative Assistant / Phlebotomist would be to assist with the organisation and upkeep of administrative systems and help support the team to provide a seamless journey for our patients from admission to discharge.
This role is central in allocating care to patients in a timely and effective manner, so the ability to prioritise while remaining calm under pressure will be an advantage.
In addition to general administrative duties, the role will include using the electronic patient record system (Maxims), uploading results, assisting where appropriate with data collection, for audit purposes, and data entry.
We are committed to equality of opportunity for all.
This position is subject to background and DBS checks.