FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Day Controller / Planner?
The primary responsibility is to effectively plan patient journeys to and from home or healthcare settings, ensuring timely transport and adherence to key performance indicators.
What skills are necessary for this role?
Key skills include calmness under pressure, geographical knowledge of working areas, and strong customer service abilities for liaising with patients, clinics, and staff.
Is experience in healthcare transport necessary for this position?
While prior experience in healthcare transport is beneficial, the focus is on having the right mindset and skills to prioritize patient care and efficient planning.
How do we handle varying patient clinical and mobility needs?
We assess individual patient requirements and plan transport accordingly to ensure safe and appropriate transport options are provided.
What kind of environment will I be working in?
You will be working in a dynamic environment that can be fast-paced, requiring effective communication and decision-making skills.
Who should I contact for more information about the role?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Max Page, Service Delivery Manager, at max.page@eastamb.nhs.uk or call 07720592428.
Are there any specific values that the organization emphasizes?
Yes, the organization emphasizes care, compassion, and empathy as part of its vision and values in providing great healthcare.
Is training provided for new employees?
Yes, the organization is committed to supporting new and existing employees to ensure that they feel valued and choose to stay with us.
What is the focus of this role regarding patient transport?
The focus is on ensuring that all patients receive timely transport and get home as quickly as possible, while prioritizing their comfort and safety.