Assistant Pathway Co-ordinator

Overview

Join the administrative team within the Cancer Directorate at a prominent NHS teaching trust. This role demands strong teamwork, keen organization, and effective communication skills. You will play a vital role in managing patient interactions and supporting clinical operations to enhance the patient experience.

Key Responsibilities

• Scheduling patient appointments and responding promptly to patient inquiries
• Collaborating closely with both administrative colleagues and clinical staff to streamline operations
• Supporting the Pathway Coordinator in delivering comprehensive administrative services to specialty teams
• Managing the specialty-specific waiting list in alignment with NHS Elective Access Policy
• Communicating appointment and admission details to patients and their carers
• Generating clinical correspondence as needed

Skills & Development

While prior NHS experience is beneficial, thorough training with dedicated mentorship will be provided. This position is an excellent opportunity to develop varied administrative skills and prepare for advanced roles in leadership and management within the NHS.

About the Employer

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is among the largest NHS teaching trusts in the UK, encompassing four hospitals and providing extensive general and specialized clinical services alongside medical education, research, and training.

Our culture is defined by our commitment to Delivering Compassionate Excellence, emphasizing compassion, respect, continuous learning, reliable delivery, improvement, and outstanding care standards—placing patients at the center of everything we do.

Values and Commitments

In 2023, the Trust embraced NHS England's sexual safety charter, pledging zero tolerance towards inappropriate sexual behavior and endorsing its core principles. We strive to maintain a safe and respectful working environment for all.

Additional Information

For more details or to arrange an informal discussion, please contact Emma Thomson, Oncology Team Leader, via email at [email protected] or by phone at 01865 235185.