FAQs
What is the job title for this position?
The job title for this position is Validation Officer / Team Leader.
Where is this position located?
This position is located at the Royal Gwent Hospital in Newport.
What are the main responsibilities of the Validation Officer / Team Leader?
The main responsibilities include validating outpatient, treatment, and follow-up waiting lists, managing the outpatient booking clerks, and ensuring correct RTT clock status for patient pathways.
What are the working hours for this role?
This post is for 37.5 hours a week.
What qualifications are required for this position?
The essential qualifications include being educated to NVQ 3 level or equivalent, with experience using the WPAS Administration System and exposure to validation required to maintain accurate patient pathways on Myrddin.
Is knowledge of the RTT rules necessary for this role?
Yes, a good knowledge of the RTT rules is required for this role.
What type of experience is needed?
Essential experience includes clerical work within an NHS environment and working with patient identifiable data.
Are applicants encouraged to apply in Welsh?
Yes, applicants are invited to apply in Welsh and those applications will not be treated less favourably.
Are there opportunities for career development in this role?
Yes, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board offers extensive training and development opportunities, including professional career pathways and management development programs.
Is there a temporary top-up for pay related to this job?
Yes, there is a temporary top-up to reflect the incorporation of the living wage, amounting to £12.60 per hour, which will be reviewed for the 2025/26 pay uplift.
Can I expect to receive communication about my application via email?
Yes, all recruitment-related correspondence will be sent to the email account registered on the application form, so it is important to check it regularly.
Is previous experience with waiting list and booking necessary?
Previous experience in waiting list and booking is desirable, but not essential for the role.
Does the Health Board support flexible working?
Yes, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board supports flexible working arrangements.