Liver Surveillance Programme - Project Support

This post is fixed term for 12 months with the possibility to be extended, due to funding. Secondment opportunities can be explored, with permission from your current line manager.

This is an exciting opportunity to join the West Suffolk Liver CNS team, providing project and administrative support for the liver surveillance programme. The successful applicant will work closely with the CNS team and other key stakeholders to ensure we are meeting national requirements for data submissions for the Trust, and provide robust support when tasked, on an ad-hoc basis.

The successful applicant should have an understanding of the aims and objectives of liver surveillance and be able to work autonomously, to meet the minimum standards set nationally. Whilst also understanding Microsoft packages to analyse and interpret data accordingly., The Project Support Officer provides support for the running and management of the Liver Surveillance Programme in the Trust.

The role includes elements of other administrative duties as required by the Liver Team.

In conjunction with the CNS team the post holder ensures that correct workflows are adhered to and has good stakeholder engagement, excellent communication and planning skills, following business as usual operations on a daily basis.

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