FAQs
What are the working hours for the Cancer Pathway Coordinator position?
The Cancer Pathway Coordinator position is for 30.5 hours per week.
Where will the position be based?
The position will be based at the Lincoln and Boston sites.
What is the main responsibility of the Cancer Pathway Coordinator?
The main responsibility is to navigate and track patients along their cancer pathway, coordinating all hospital appointments and investigations through to treatment.
What qualifications or skills are required for this role?
The successful candidate should possess excellent IT skills, knowledge of medical terminology, a good working knowledge of cancer pathways, and be a confident communicator.
What role does the Cancer Pathway Coordinator play in Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) meetings?
The Cancer Pathway Coordinator provides support to the MDT meetings by coordinating them in accordance with National Cancer Peer Review standards, where individual patient management plans are discussed.
Is there an opportunity for service improvement in this role?
Yes, the role involves supporting service improvement to streamline the patient journey and enhance the quality of patient care.
What kind of working environment can the candidate expect?
The candidate can expect a fast-moving, challenging environment that requires focus on the tasks at hand.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, the role includes evaluating and contributing to the development of the Cancer Pathway Coordinator role and the role of Cancer Pathway Administrator.
How does the Trust support staff work-life balance?
The Trust is committed to helping staff balance their work and home lives, ensuring they feel supported, valued, and appreciated.
Who can I contact for more information about the position?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Megan Clough, Cancer Team Leader, via email at megan.clough@ulh.nhs.uk or by phone at 01522597853, ext 597853.