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Lead Team Administrator

  • Job
    Full-time
    Senior Level
  • Truro

AI generated summary

  • You must supervise admin staff, provide admin support, manage personnel processes, ensure compliance with safety standards, and participate in recruitment and appraisals.
  • You will supervise admin staff, provide support to clinical teams, ensure adequate resources, manage personnel processes, and assist in recruitment and compliance with safety standards.

Requirements

  • - Supervision and appraisal of admin within the Eating Disorder team and Complex Emotional Difficulties team
  • - Provide full administrative support for the Adult Eating Disorder Operational Lead and clinicians within the team, providing some cross cover and administrative team in the Complex Emotional Difficulties team at times
  • - Provide a consistent effective service to the members of the public and teams members in the context of a diverse and varying workload
  • - Ensuring there is adequate admin and clerical resource and cover
  • - Responsibility for the Adult Eating Disorder personnel administrative procedures including induction process for specific buildings within area, training process, leave and sickness recording processes
  • - Work closely day to day basis with the junior banded administration staff from ED and CEDTs to ensure requirements are always maintained in terms of Health & Safety, Security and Fire of buildings within their own area
  • - Responsible for ensuring correct information is displayed in appropriate area
  • - To carry out supervision and appraisals systems for all admin and clerical staff within their area this includes supervision for temporary staff and clerical staff within the team
  • - Participation in the recruitment of admin and clerical staff to include short-listing and sitting on interview panels as and when necessary

Responsibilities

  • Supervision and appraisal of admin within the Eating Disorder team and Complex Emotional Difficulties team
  • Provide full administrative support for the Adult Eating Disorder Operational Lead and clinicians within the team, providing some cross cover and administrative team in the Complex Emotional Difficulties team at times
  • Provide a consistent effective service to the members of the public and teams members in the context of a diverse and varying workload
  • Ensuring there is adequate admin and clerical resource and cover
  • Responsibility for the Adult Eating Disorder personnel administrative procedures including induction process for specific buildings within area, training process, leave and sickness recording processes
  • Work closely day to day basis with the junior banded administration staff from ED and CEDTs to ensure requirements are always maintained in terms of Health & Safety, Security and Fire of buildings within their own area
  • Responsible for ensuring correct information is displayed in appropriate area
  • To carry out supervision and appraisals systems for all admin and clerical staff within their area this includes supervision for temporary staff and clerical staff within the team
  • Participation in the recruitment of admin and clerical staff to include short-listing and sitting on interview panels as and when necessary

FAQs

What is the primary focus of the Lead Team Administrator role?

The primary focus of the Lead Team Administrator role is to support and enable the efficient and effective functioning of The Adult Eating Disorder service, particularly regarding the physical health pathway.

What are the key responsibilities of this position?

Key responsibilities include supervising the admin staff, providing full administrative support for the Adult Eating Disorder Operational Lead and clinicians, ensuring adequate admin resources, managing personnel administrative procedures, and overseeing health and safety compliance.

Will there be opportunities to supervise other staff?

Yes, the Lead Team Administrator will be responsible for supervising and appraising admin and clerical staff within the Eating Disorder and Complex Emotional Difficulties teams, including temporary staff.

Is the role focused solely on administrative tasks?

While the role emphasizes administrative tasks, it also includes supervisory responsibilities and participation in the recruitment of admin and clerical staff.

Do I need prior experience in healthcare administration to apply?

While specific healthcare administration experience may be beneficial, a strong background in administration and team supervision is important. It may be worth reviewing the person specification in the detailed job description for specific requirements.

How does the role contribute to community health?

The role contributes to community health by ensuring that the Adult Eating Disorder service operates effectively, thereby supporting the physical and mental health of individuals in the community.

What kind of team will I be working with?

You will be working with a diverse team comprising doctors, nurses, therapists, as well as admin and support staff, all dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of the community.

Are there any specific health and safety responsibilities associated with this role?

Yes, the Lead Team Administrator is responsible for ensuring that health and safety, security, and fire safety requirements are maintained within their areas.

Will training and onboarding of new staff be part of my duties?

Yes, you will be responsible for overseeing the induction process for new staff, as well as managing training processes and recording leave and sickness.

Can I find more detailed information about the position?

Yes, you can view a detailed job description and person specification, including main responsibilities, by checking the ‘supporting documents’.

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Science & Healthcare
Industry
1001-5000
Employees
2002
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust delivers a range of community and mental health services across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. Their mission is to provide high-quality, patient-centered care that improves health outcomes and well-being for the local population. They focus on delivering accessible, effective, and compassionate services to support both physical and mental health needs in the community.