FAQs
What responsibilities will I have as a Patient Access Receptionist?
As a Patient Access Receptionist, you will provide a high-quality reception service for patients attending outpatient clinics, accurately record patient attendance details, manage follow-up appointments across various specialties, and provide back-office support along with completing administrative duties within the Patient Access team.
What skills are required for this role?
The ideal candidate should possess excellent communication and organizational skills.
Is there an opportunity for career progression in this role?
Yes, the current admin structure in the Trust provides plenty of opportunities for candidates to develop their skills and progress their careers if they wish.
What values does Kingston Hospital NHS Trust emphasize for its employees?
Kingston Hospital NHS Trust emphasizes five key values: Caring, Safe, Responsible, Value Each Other, and Inspiring.
Who can I contact for further details or informal visits regarding this position?
You can contact Jodie Piper, Patient Access Manager, at jodiepiper@nhs.net or by telephone at 020 8934 3949.
Where will I be providing services as a Patient Access Receptionist?
You will be providing services at Kingston Hospital Outpatients clinics, including Main Outpatients, Sir William Rous Unit, and Raynes Park Health Centre.
What is the main focus of the Patient Access team's mission?
The main focus of the Patient Access team is to design and deliver care around each individual patient's needs and wants while ensuring safety, responsibility, and valuing everyone's contributions.