
UCR Administrator Bletchley, England
Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust
Full Time
Bletchley, England
23949 - 26282 GBP ANNUAL Today
Job description
UCR administrator required full time/part time to cover peaks in the service demand between 8am and 8pm for the service that runs 24/7.
- To provide efficient, confidential and effective administration support to the Urgent Community Response Team
- To manage referrals into the service and to answer calls and redirect as appropriate.
- To maintain information systems
- To ensure effective communication across a wide range of services and work collaboratively with colleagues within an integrated service.
- Ensure referrals received for the team are communicated and processed within the service SLA and accurately recorded in a timely manner
- To work closely with the clinical team to understand the demand and capacity throughout the day and upload this information in the SHREWD system and Directory of Services (DOS)
- Provide comprehensive administration support to clinicians using Microsoft Word and Excel to produce minutes of meetings, letters, documents such as policies and procedures and statistical data.
- Input and maintain information regarding Patient Satisfaction Surveys for statistical purposes
- To contact patients as needed to request feedback for the service.
- Maintain information accurately that is required for audit / statistical purposes as instructed by the Team Manager
- Deal with members of the public in a sensitive and caring manner at all times
- Ensure any complaints received via telephone are recorded accurately
- Maintain and update staff sickness and appraisal records using electronic information systems
- Liaise when necessary with Estates, Facilities and other internal departments.
- Support Home 1stAdmin team when required with ordering equipment/stationery
- Work in conjunction with the other service administrator to ensure that key functions are covered at all times.
- Support the implementation of new IT systems for collecting patient data undergo training to be a ‘Super user’ to support the team.
- Ensure the lone working policy is implemented
To provide efficient, confidential and effective administration support to the Urgent Community Response Team

Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust
www.cnwl.nhs.uk
London, United Kingdom
Claire Murdoch
$100 to $500 million (USD)
5001 to 10000 Employees
Company - Public
Healthcare Services & Hospitals
2002