FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Patient Pathway Manager position?
Applicants must possess previous leadership and NHS experience, along with excellent communication, collaboration, and team working skills.
Is line management experience necessary for this role?
Yes, previous line management experience is essential for the Patient Pathway Manager position.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Patient Pathway Manager?
The primary responsibilities include coordinating the patient journey through preoperative assessment, overseeing administrative and clerical processes, and providing support and expert knowledge to the team of Administrators.
How important are relationships in this role?
Creating and maintaining effective relationships at all levels is vital, as the role involves promoting the improvement and quality of administrative practices to support patient care.
Will the Patient Pathway Manager work with other departments?
Yes, the Manager will work collaboratively with consultants, service leads, and staff across multiple disciplines to improve pathway delivery and adopt digital change.
What type of work environment does CHFT offer?
CHFT offers a dynamic team environment that is at the forefront of surgical excellence and innovation, with a focus on service improvement and quality patient care.
Are there any awards or recognitions that CHFT has received?
Yes, CHFT has been shortlisted for the 2023 Health Service Journal’s Performance Recovery Award, recognized for their achievements in theatre and elective recovery work.
Who can be contacted for more information about the position?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Sarah Wallwork, Matron, via email at sarah.wallwork@cht.nhs.uk.