Clinical Services Administrator
Bexley Health Neighbourhood Care CIC
Bexley, DA5 1LWView on map(opens Google Maps in a new tab)
Salary
£25,760 to £27,476
Contract
Permanent
Hours
Not specified
Closing date
3 November 2026
14 days leftJob description
This is an exciting opportunity for someone looking to make an impact on the lives of patients living within Bexley and other South London boroughs, t...
This role is required to support the delivery of all of the services listed above and others which may feed into this team in due course. The post holder will be expected to work supporting the clinical services coordinators, operations manager and other administrators within the clinical services and preventative services teams. This role includes overseeing the day-to-day coordination of the phlebotomy projects both in the patients home and the GP practice, from the planning and booking of clinics to booking the patients in for their home visit. As well as supporting with the administration of the other services operated by BHNC when needed. We would expect the post holder to be able to manage their own workload, work flexibly in line with business needs and meet the deadlines required by the service.
Neighbourhood Care (BHNC) is a GP Federation supporting the 19 Bexley Practices with 4 PCNs who are working collaboratively to enhance the health and wellbeing of
Bexley residents, covering over 246,000 patients.
This is an
exciting opportunity for someone looking to make an impact on the lives of
patients living within Bexley and other South London boroughs, to support with
multiple projects provided by BHNC within the clinical services team. This team
delivers a variety of NHS services including the practice-based phlebotomy
service, long term conditions home visiting service, extended access GP and
nurse appointments, along with other projects. These services support patients
to manage their own health and wellbeing, with the aim of preventing hospital
admission and to care for patients within the primary care setting.
This role is
required to support the delivery of all of the services listed above and others
which may feed into this team in due course. The post holder will be expected
to work supporting the clinical services coordinators, operations manager and
other administrators within the clinical services and preventative services
teams. This role includes overseeing the day-to-day coordination of the
phlebotomy projects both in the patients home and the GP practice, from the
planning and booking of clinics to booking the patients in for their home
visit. As well as supporting with the administration of the other services
operated by BHNC when needed. We would expect the post holder to be able to
manage their own workload, work flexibly in line with business needs and meet
the deadlines required by the service.
Key
Working Relationships - include but are not limited to:
Director of
Operations
Heads of
services
manager
BHNC
administrative team
Other
clinicians working within the team
Liaising with surgeries to arrange
clinics/rooms/dates/times etc
Creating and amending clinics on EMIS
Arrange cover for sickness and annual leave
Taking calls from Phlebotomist if late, sick, emergency day off
Liaising with surgeries for sickness, annual
leave
Contacting patients as and when needed regarding
their appointments i.e. if phlebotomist running late or sick
Ordering stock for phlebotomy clinics and
ensuring teams have the stock they need
Printing off and checking referrals from the ERS
system
Planning routes for best use of clinicians time
Ringing patients, family, carers to make an
appointment for the nurses to visit
Typing up and sending letters to patients
regarding their home visits
Adding patients to the spreadsheet (home
visiting)
Inputting and printing off relevant paperwork
for visits
Creating
and amending clinics on EMIS
Booking patients into the EMIS clinics
patients and family, a day before as a reminder
Checking the BHNC home visit email and
responding to any correspondence with surgeries
Updating the home visiting spreadsheet and
chasing nurses for any information that is missing
Contacting patients as and when needed regarding
their appointments i.e. if phlebotomist running late or sick
Ordering stock and equipment as required for the
team delivering this service
Team Admin for all clinical services
and others
Creating and amending clinics on EMIS for health
checks as and when needed to support preventative services team
Attending clinics to support running of clinics
for NHS Health Checks when needed
Organising meetings for both Phlebotomy and
Phlebotomy Plus and informing surgeries about shortened clinics where needed
Ordering stock and taking stock to
site and arranging collections, as and when needed for all phlebotomy services
Monitoring phones for EA and other clinical
services when needed
Liaising with phlebotomists for training and
chasing outstanding
Uploading weekly rotas on team net for
phlebotomy and phlebotomy plus
Ordering stock for office in general (Amazon)
Ordering stock from NHS Supplies for EA service
Managing the stock orders and monitoring stock
planning and reporting
Being the first point of contact for all staff
working across the phlebotomy and home visiting service to ensure smooth
operation of the service
Supporting with new projects as they arise as
part of the team.
Health Neighbourhood Care (BHNC) is a GP Federation supporting the 19 Bexley
Practices / 4 PCNs who are working collaboratively to enhance the health and
wellbeing of Bexley residents, covering over 246,000 patients.
goals of BHNC are to work strategically with all Bexley Primary Care Networks
(PCNs), to help secure the best services for patients whilst working together,
to support the member practices in the challenges of a changing NHS.
Health Neighbourhood Care (BHNC) aims to improve the morale of PCNs / general
practice in Bexley, by sharing expertise, services and supporting its
workforce. BHNC will make a positive
impact on medical services in Bexley, by working closely with the CCG, local
NHS trusts, local providers and patient groups, to improve the delivery of
healthcare to the local population.
Qualifications
Essential: - GSCE Mathematics and English; - NVQ or equivalent
Experience
Essential
- Working within an administrative role, with knowledge of basic IT systems, such as MS Word, Excel etc.
- Working with groups of patients / people.
- EMIS and eRS experience.
Desirable: - Previous NHS experience
Skills / Attributes
Essential: - Excellent interpersonal skills, be superb communicators both written and verbally.; - Focus on service and quality with an eye for detail and accuracy.
Desirable: - Full driving licence.
How to apply
Applications are handled entirely by the employer on the original advert. We do not collect CVs, supporting statements or application data.
Provenance
Source
NHS Jobs
First seen
20 October 2026
Last checked
20 October 2026
Salary, closing date and description are taken from the employer's advert. The original advert always takes precedence.
About the employer
NHS organisation
This listing was structured from NHS Jobs. Vacancy details and the application process remain the responsibility of the original source.
Explore related




