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Nuffield Health is seeking a Receptionist for Tunbridge Wells Hospital on a bank/adhoc basis. The role pays £13.10 per hour, dependent on experience, and involves welcoming patients, handling enquiries, and directing them to appropriate areas. Strong communication, IT, and healthcare administration experience are preferred.
You will contribute to smooth department operations by managing appointments, paperwork, and patient flow, with a focus on compassionate, clear communication.
As the UK’s largest Healthcare Charity, we’re here to help look after the wellbeing of the nation. And as the face of Nuffield Health, you’ll help people feel at ease and find their way to where they’re meant to be. If you’re sensitive to people’s needs and passionate about exceptional service, it starts with you.
As a Receptionist at our hospital, you’ll have great communication, IT and keyboard skills. You’re also able to explain sensitive or complicated information in a way that’s clear, sympathetic and easy to understand. Ideally, you have experience of working in healthcare administration or on reception. You will be the face of Nuffield Health and sensitive to our customer’s needs.
Helping you feel good. We want you to love coming to work, feeling healthy, happy and valued.
Working on the bank means you are not contracted to a set number of hours per week but instead work on an ad-hoc basis to suit the needs of the business and your availability.
Join Nuffield Health and create the future you want, today.
It starts with you. Nuffield Health, is the UK’s largest healthcare charity. For over 60 years, we’ve been working to make the UK fitter, healthier, happier and stronger. All for the public benefit. We do this through our family of 31 award-winning hospitals, 113 fitness and wellbeing centres, healthcare clinics and over a 100 workplace wellbeing services. As a charity, we reinvest all our income into our services, into pioneering improvements in care, and most importantly into our social impact programmes, which are designed to support people who would not normally be able to afford or access our services. Its all part of our mission to give everyone the care they need and to build a healthier nation.