Patient Pathway Administrator

Patient administration underpins the patient journey and supports clinical teams in delivering high quality patient care and can make a real difference to the patient experience. Effective and efficient patient administration supports management through ensuring a high standard of data quality and by making the best use of capacity and resources.

The post holder has responsibility for the provision of a professional, comprehensive and efficient administrative service, which is effectively delivered to all patients and members of the Department. This will be through the delivery of a comprehensive administrative service to a specialty team. This will involve providing a full administration service to the consultant team and taking responsibility for managing the whole patient pathway in line with the Trust Elective Access policy., Provide primary administrative support to named Consultants, clinical staff and all patients under their care, including diary administration, correspondence support and administrative duties as required.

Support patients under the Clinicians care by administering relevant diagnostic investigations and expediting in line with the 6 week diagnostic pathway and 18 week Referral to treatment (RTT) pathway.

Review clinical correspondence to inform referrers, patients and other relevant parties of patient pathway progress. Produce correspondence that is of high quality and conforms to the national target of 7 working days from the point of clinical delivery / decision.

To assist the Patient Pathway Team Leader and the Patient Pathway Manager with the management of the Diagnostic Patient Tracking List (PTL).

Liaise with Inpatient Waiting List, Outpatient Booking and Cancer Access Teams to monitor the 18 week RTT pathway and Cancer Access Standards. Scheduling in-patient encounters and out-patient clinic appointments as necessary.

Working with the Service Manager and all staff responsible for monitoring the 18 week pathway (RTT) and Cancer targets for patients awaiting treatment to ensure compliance, intervening where necessary to expedite appointments / surgery to avoid breaches.

Act on queries from referrers, patients and other relevant parties in liaison with clinical staff. Take relevant action to provide reassurance and support to patients and their families.

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