FAQs
What are the working hours for the Clinical Scheduling Assistant position?
The position requires 37.5 hours per week on a rotating shift pattern.
Where is the job location for the Clinical Scheduling Assistant?
The position is based at Guildford, Chertsey, or Banstead.
How long is the contract for this role?
This is a 12-month secondment position.
What skills are required for the Clinical Scheduling Assistant role?
You will need good communication skills, the ability to work independently as well as part of a team, and good IT skills.
What system will be used for scheduling?
The GRS Rostering System will be used, and training will be provided on this programme.
Are there any benefits provided to NHS employees?
Yes, NHS employees are eligible to join the NHS Pension Scheme, receive a minimum of 27 days' holiday annually, access personal and professional development opportunities, and take advantage of salary sacrifice schemes among other benefits.
Is there support for health and counselling services?
Yes, access to occupational health and counselling services is provided.
Do employees receive discounts as part of their employment?
Yes, NHS employees have access to discounts, offering a range of money-saving deals.
Is teamwork important in this role?
Yes, being part of a team is important, along with the ability to work independently.
What type of individual is ideal for this position?
We are looking for a motivated individual who can effectively coordinate clinical scheduling while communicating with multiple departments.