FAQs
What are the working hours for the Clerical Officer position?
The working hours for this position are on weekends, specifically Saturday and Sunday.
What qualifications do I need to apply for the Clerical Officer role?
The role is entry-level, so specific qualifications are not required; however, good organizational and communication skills are essential.
Will I be required to have experience in a healthcare setting?
Previous experience in a healthcare setting is not mandatory for this entry-level position, but it may be advantageous.
What specific duties will I be performing in this role?
You will provide administrative and reception support, including greeting patients, registering attendances, managing incoming calls, and maintaining databases.
What software will I need to use as part of my duties?
You will be required to use the CRIS system for patient registrations and maintain relevant information systems.
Is there an opportunity for career progression within the Trust?
Yes, the Trust values the development of its staff and provides opportunities for career progression.
Will training be provided for the Clerical Officer role?
Yes, adequate training will be provided to ensure you are equipped for the responsibilities of the position.
What is the Trust's commitment to patient care?
The Trust’s commitment is encapsulated in its values: patient-centered care, excellence in service, and collaborative teamwork.
How can I learn more about the Trust and its services?
You can find further details about the Trust and its services by visiting their official website or referring to the available job description and person specification.
Are there any specific skills that are beneficial for this position?
Strong communication, organizational skills, and attention to detail are beneficial for success in this role.