FAQs
What is the role of a Pathway Navigator?
The Pathway Navigator supports the clinical team in implementing early diagnostic pathways for patients with suspected cancer, ensuring patients receive a definitive diagnosis by day 28 and move through their pathway without delay.
What qualifications do I need to apply for this position?
The job description does not specify particular qualifications, but it seeks individuals who are highly motivated and have the drive to support service delivery in a healthcare environment.
Is there an emphasis on diversity in hiring for this role?
Yes, the organization actively encourages applications from a diverse range of candidates to reflect the communities they serve and welcomes those from underrepresented groups.
How many annual leave days do staff get?
Staff receive between 27-33 days of annual leave plus bank holidays.
Are there any financial benefits or schemes available for staff?
Yes, benefits include NHS pension scheme membership, salary sacrifice schemes for lease cars and home electronics, salary finance options, and access to local financial advice through Stockport Credit Union.
Can I inquire about the position before applying?
Yes, you can contact Madeline Barton, the Cancer Services Support Manager, for further details or informal visits at madeline.barton@stockport.nhs.uk or by calling 0161 419 4995.
What is the application process if I need assistance?
If you require support with your application, you can contact a member of the recruitment team to discuss alternative application methods.
Is flexible working available for this position?
Yes, the organization recognizes the importance of flexible working and considers requests seriously to see if they can fit the service's needs.