Medical Secretary - Cheadle, United Kingdom - Priory Healthcare

Priory Healthcare

Verified Company

Cheadle, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

WE ARE LOOKING FOR TALENTED PEOPLE LIKE YOU:
Knowing that you're making a difference to people's lives is rewarding in itself. But our many roles offer much more than that.

As well as helping you grow and develop your talent, we want you to feel proud of where you work and what you do.

Priory Group is the UK'S leading independent provider of mental health care and education services.

We have an outstanding reputation both for the service we deliver and for the investment we make in our people and in our environment.

The post holder will provide secretarial support to the Consultant Psychiatrist and multi-disciplianry teams acorss two wards.

This will regularly include typing, minute taking, receiving telephone enquiries, diary and appointment management, managing correspondence, meeting and greeting visitors and other administrative tasks as appropriate.

The post holder will be required to be proficient in the use of electronic patient record keeping systems, and be able to store and upload, copy, and file records in line with policy and local procedures.

They will be required to maintain all standards pertaining to confidentiality and Information Governance in accordance with Company Policies.

The post holder will be expected to work effectively with colleagues across all departments with a strong focus on the success of the hospital.

About You:

Excellent computer and Microsoft office skills and can audiotype.
Passionate about providing a high quality service to the hospital.
Good attention to detail and be able to maintain accuracy
Experience within an administrative, customer service, clinical or other appropriate background is desirable.
Experience of working within a team and sharing workload to ensure the department runs effectively.
Work within existing procedures and processes, however, there will occasionally be the need for more adaptive thinking, particularly when dealing with patients and their families.