FAQs
What is the main responsibility of a Patient Pathway Navigator?
The main responsibility of a Patient Pathway Navigator is to track the pathways of patients, ensuring they receive treatment as soon as possible and that national targets are met.
What qualities are we looking for in a Patient Pathway Navigator?
We are looking for enthusiastic, dedicated, and adaptable individuals with good attention to detail, excellent prioritization skills, problem-solving abilities, and a collaborative approach.
Who will the Patient Pathway Navigator work closely with?
The Patient Pathway Navigator will work closely with the Assistant Service Manager, Clinical Teams, and a wide range of clinical and managerial staff.
What are the key values that the Trust expects from employees?
The Trust expects employees to put patients first, take pride in their work, respect others, strive to be the best, and act with integrity.
How many Patient Pathway Navigator positions are available?
There are currently two Patient Pathway Navigator positions available in the Vascular Surgery Department.
Is experience in healthcare administration necessary for this role?
While the job description does not specifically state the requirement for experience, a background in healthcare administration or related fields would be beneficial for the role.
What type of work environment can I expect as a Patient Pathway Navigator?
You can expect a dynamic work environment where multi-tasking and working under pressure are essential, as you will be part of a collaborative team aiming to manage patient pathways effectively.
Can I contact someone for more details about the job?
Yes, to get further details or arrange an informal visit, you can contact Jourdanne Thompson-Francis, the Assistant Service Manager, at Jourdanne.ThompsonFrancis@gstt.nhs.uk.