FAQs
What is the job duration for the Administrative Assistant position?
This is a fixed-term contract to cover maternity leave, and it is open to secondment opportunities.
Who will I be providing support to in this role?
You will be providing non-clinical support to the Lead Palliative Care Nurse and the Lead Cancer Nurse.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Administrative Assistant?
The primary responsibilities include providing administrative support to the Specialist Palliative Care Community and Hospital Teams, performing clerical tasks, managing individual workloads, and responding to enquiries from within the organization and external partners.
What kind of training will be provided for this position?
Training will be provided as necessary to meet the needs of new developments within the service.
What software skills are required for this role?
Proficiency in Microsoft Office packages including Excel, Word, Access, Publisher, PowerPoint, and Outlook is required to provide an efficient service for the department.
Is confidentiality important in this role?
Yes, the ability to maintain confidentiality at all times is essential.
What kind of support is available for career development?
The organization offers opportunities for career development and training to help you progress in your role.
What benefits does this position offer?
Benefits include generous annual leave entitlement, NHS Pension Scheme membership, flexible working opportunities, enhanced hourly rates for unsociable hours, wellbeing support, subsidised meals, and free bus travel within the area.
How can I contact for more information about this job?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Emma Brewster, Administrative Team Leader, via email at e.brewster@nhs.net or by telephone at 01733 676921.
Is there an emphasis on diversity and inclusivity in the hiring process?
Yes, the organization is dedicated to fostering diversity and inclusivity within its workforce and encourages applications from individuals of all backgrounds, particularly from disabled, Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities.