Remote Monitoring Follow-Up Coordinator

Salisbury; Salisbury; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 27,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

NHS Pension Scheme

Annual leave: generous

Staff discounts

Onsite facilities

Onsite car parking

Job summary

Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Patient Follow-Up Coordinator to manage day-to-day administration of Remote Monitoring and SSMP within the Cancer Support Team. You will handle patient activity across remote monitoring systems, ensuring data accuracy and pathway compliance, while safeguarding confidentiality.

Collaboration with Cancer Support Workers, Nursing teams, Prehabilitation, and other colleagues is essential to delivering safe, effective follow-up care for people living with

Qualifications

• Experience in an administrative or coordination role involving data entry and record management.
• Experience organizing meetings, maintaining databases and producing accurate records.
• Experience tracking cases and monitoring deadlines or key milestones.
• Demonstrable experience using electronic systems and databases to input, update and retrieve information accurately.
• Previous NHS or healthcare administration experience.
• Previous experience working in Cancer/oncology

Responsibilities

• Coordinate remote monitoring processes and ensure accurate data entry for follow-up pathways.
• Support Cancer Support Team with administrative and project tasks.

Skills

Data entry

Record management

Meeting coordination

NHS administration

Cancer/oncology experience

Education

NVQ Level 3 in Business Administration

GCSE English and Maths

Microsoft Office (Excel/Outlook/Word/Teams)

Customer Service

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Patient Follow-Up Coordinator to manage day-to-day administration of Remote Monitoring and SSMP within the Cancer Support Team. You will handle patient activity across remote monitoring systems, ensuring data accuracy and pathway compliance, while safeguarding confidentiality.

Collaboration with Cancer Support Workers, Nursing teams, Prehabilitation, and other colleagues is essential to delivering safe, effective follow-up care for people living with