Senior PPC

An exceptional opportunity awaits within the Division of Women & Children! Are you a dedicated professional seeking a role that empowers you to shape patient pathways and lead a team toward excellence? As a Senior Patient Pathway Coordinator (PPC) within our Obstetrics & Gynaecology Department, you'll be a pivotal part of ensuring seamless patient care from referral to discharge. Reporting to the Divisional Business Support Officer/Business Manager, your expertise will drive proactive management of patient pathways while supporting and guiding your team. This role offers a chance to make a meaningful impact within a dynamic healthcare setting. If you're passionate about patient care, team leadership, and operational excellence, this is your opportunity to thrive!,

• Handle HR issues aligning with Trust Policies. Guide new staff induction and support with training on departmental policies.
• Assist in implementing new technologies/procedures, collaborating with relevant departments.
• Manage sickness absence, annual/study leave, appraisals, and recruitment for the department's staff.
• Liaise with Business Manager and clinicians, addressing departmental concerns.
• Oversee Patient Pathway Coordinators, Clinical Typists, and Records Assistants, ensuring task completion to meet quality and target standards.
• Collaborate with the Business Manager to address any performance concerns, implementing agreed Standard Operating Procedures.
  
  Thank you for your interest in this role.
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