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Records Services Archive Coordinator

  • Job
    Full-time
    Junior, Mid & Senior Level
  • Healthcare
    Facilities Management
  • York

AI generated summary

  • You need strong communication, teamwork, and organizational skills, be physically fit for manual handling, and hold a valid UK driving license for transporting records.
  • You will manage patient document retention, destruction, and scanning, respond to inquiries, and supervise staff in the Health Records Department, ensuring high-quality archiving services.

Requirements

  • good communication skills
  • excellent team working
  • organisational and time management skills
  • physically fit as there is a significant amount of manual handling involved
  • valid UK driving Licence is required to transport Records across these sites

Responsibilities

  • The role involves being responsible for the retention, destruction and scanning of patient documents, delivering a high quality service for all service users and providing a comprehensive, confidential, and effective archiving service to the Trust.
  • The Records Archive Coordinator will provide a high quality service for all users of the Core Patient Database (CPD).
  • The post holder will work within the Health Records Department providing a comprehensive, confidential and effective retention and destruction service to the Trust.
  • The post holder will be expected to be the first point of contact on all matters relating to the retention, destruction and storage of records, responding to telephone, email and face to face requests and enquiries for information held on Trust sites and with external storage providers.
  • The post holder will be required to provide supervision to Records Services Operatives (Band 2) staff in the absence of Team Managers.

FAQs

What is the primary responsibility of the Records Services Archive Coordinator?

The primary responsibility of the Records Services Archive Coordinator is to manage the retention, destruction, and scanning of patient documents, providing a comprehensive and effective archiving service to the Trust.

Is previous experience required for this role?

While specific experience is not mentioned, we are looking for highly motivated and capable individuals, suggesting that relevant experience would be beneficial.

What communication skills are necessary for this position?

The role requires good communication skills to effectively respond to telephone, email, and face-to-face requests regarding the retention, destruction, and storage of records.

Will the Records Services Archive Coordinator need to lift heavy objects?

Yes, the role involves significant manual handling, and individuals should be physically fit to perform these tasks.

Are there any travel requirements for the job?

Yes, the role is cross-site and requires travel between York Hospital and both the Rawcliffe and Clifton Moor sites, so a valid UK driving license is necessary.

What kind of team dynamics should applicants expect?

The post holders will be expected to work closely with the Health Records managers and external departments and supervise Records Services Operatives in the absence of Team Managers.

What kind of benefits does the Trust offer?

The Trust offers a range of benefits including access to the NHS Pension Scheme, generous holiday entitlement, a relocation package, various types of leave, Employee Assistance Programme, car lease and cycle-to-work schemes, learning opportunities, and discounts from various providers.

Who can I contact for more information about this position?

For further details or to arrange an informal visit, you can contact Charlotte Evison, Records Services Operations Manager, at charlotte.evison2@nhs.net or by telephone at 01904 725020.

Are there any restrictions on who can apply for this role?

Yes, unsuccessful applicants within the last 6 months need not apply for this position.

What kind of development opportunities are available?

The Trust offers an extensive range of learning and development opportunities for staff to enhance their skills and professional growth.

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Mission & Purpose

York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust provides a comprehensive range of acute hospital and specialist healthcare services for approximately 800,000 people living in and around York, North Yorkshire, North East Yorkshire and Ryedale. We manage eight hospital sites and have a workforce of around 10,000 staff working across our hospitals and in the community. Our membership scheme means that you can find out more about our services and plans for the future and you can get involved. You have no obligations as a member, but there are lots of ways of getting involved - from voting for candidates to be on our Council of Governors, special events for members, to receiving member newsletters - and much more.