FAQs
What is the primary role of the Communications Assistant?
The primary role of the Communications Assistant is to lead on administrative tasks for the Communications and Engagement team, manage the Communications inbox, and support with monitoring media coverage, social media, and assisting in videography and photography.
What are the key qualities required for this position?
The key qualities required for this position include being organised, self-motivated, creative, and an exceptional team player.
Where is the Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust located?
The Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust is located across East and West Sussex, with access to stunning surroundings including the South Downs and the coast.
What kind of working environments can I expect?
You can expect a variety of working environments including patients' homes, community hospitals, and bases across the county.
Are there flexible working options available?
Yes, there are supportive flexible working options available such as part-time, flexi time, annualised hours, and flexi retirement options.
What training opportunities are provided?
The Trust offers excellent training and development opportunities for staff to enhance their skills and knowledge.
Who can I contact for further details or informal visits?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Sasha Phillips, Communications Manager, via email at sasha.phillips3@nhs.net or by telephone at 07825611830.
Is there support for staff wellbeing?
Yes, the Trust scored highly in the 2023 NHS Staff Survey for compassionate culture and leadership, as well as staff wellbeing support.
Are there any employee networks within the Trust?
Yes, there are thriving BAME, Disability and Wellbeing, LGBT+, and Religion and Belief staff networks within the Trust.
Is the Trust committed to inclusivity?
Yes, the Trust is a Level 3 accredited Disability Confident Leader, committed to creating inclusive workplaces for all employees.