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NHS is seeking a Radiology Private Practice Junior Business Manager to support the operational delivery, coordination and performance of private patient activity within the Radiology Service. You will manage administrative and business processes from referral to completion, liaising with clinicians, nursing staff, finance and insurers to ensure accurate income capture.
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This role is classified as a medium-skilled occupation for Skilled Worker visa purposes and is only eligible for sponsorship where the relevant Home Office requirements are met. If you require sponsorship, you must clearly explain within your application how you meet the eligibility requirements for this role. Please note that shortlisting or an offer of employment does not confirm eligibility for sponsorship. Any appointment will remain subject to the Trust being satisfied that both the role and the applicant meet the applicable Home Office sponsorship requirements. The Radiology Private Practice (Junior) Business Manager supports the effective operational delivery, coordination and performance of private patient activity within the Radiology Service. The post holder will coordinate the administrative and business processes associated with private diagnostic imaging and interventional radiology services, ensuring patients progress efficiently from referral and enquiry through to imaging or intervention, reporting, invoicing and completion of the patient pathway. Working closely with Consultant Radiologists, Radiographers, Nursing staff, Administrative Teams, Finance, Private Patient Services, insurers and external organisations, the post holder will ensure private activity is appropriately authorised, recorded, delivered and charged in line with Trust procedures. The role is responsible for monitoring private patient activity, capacity, performance and income, producing reports and analysing information to identify trends, opportunities for improvement and risks to service delivery. The post holder will support the development of efficient patient pathways, improved utilisation of capacity, enhanced patient experience and accurate income capture. The post holder will supervise designated administrative staff, contribute to service improvement initiatives, support the implementation of standard operating procedures and work with a significant degree of autonomy within established Trust policies and procedures.