Administration Officer

Assist in providing an effective administrative service across the Neurodevelopmental Pathway (NDP) Service in the building to support the clinical functions of the Trust. Collaborate with colleagues, service users, and stakeholders to offer efficient clerical support.

Contribute to and influence the development of administration

services by collaborating with colleagues and management to form a

clear and coherent vision.

Competently use various computer systems for maintaining departmental/patient records, data, and statistics required by clinical services.

Continuously review and evaluate administrative systems, procedures, and associated policies to facilitate improvements and advancements.

Adhere to all Trust policies and procedures in fulfilling roles. Support the organisation's vision of excellence in all activities by promoting equal opportunities, fairness, equity, and inclusion through best practices.

For further details please see full Job Description and Personal Specification attached to the advertisement

You will be joining a supportive and developing Neurodevelopmental Pathway team committed to delivering high-quality, child and family-centred care. The team works collaboratively with clinicians, managers, administrative colleagues and wider partner services to ensure children, young people and families receive timely, coordinated and compassionate support. This is a busy and evolving service where excellent communication, organisation and a flexible approach are essential. The successful candidate will play a key role in supporting the smooth running of the pathway and will be welcomed as a valued member of a friendly, committed and forward-thinking team.

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