Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Patient Flow Co-ordinator - Medical Assessment Unit

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About the Role
Are you looking for a rewarding role where you can make a real difference to patient care every day? The Medical Assessment Unit (MAU) at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals is seeking a Patient Flow Coordinator to work alongside the Nurse in Charge to support patient flow, capacity management, and timely patient movement through the unit.
This is a Monday to Friday, daytime role, focused on ensuring patients are admitted, transferred, and discharged efficiently and safely. You will play a key part in coordinating activity across the MDT, helping to reduce delays and improve patient experience.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the Nurse in Charge with patient flow, capacity, and operational coordination in MAU
- Manage admissions, transfers, and discharges to ensure timely patient movement
- Escalate delays, risks, and capacity issues in real time
- Liaise with bed managers, wards, and MDT to secure beds and support placement
- Support discharge processes (TTOs, discharge summaries, chasing delays)
- Update and maintain patient tracking systems and records accurately
- Prioritise patients based on clinical and operational need, escalating when required
- Follow up delays impacting flow (e.g., diagnostics, referrals, reviews)
- Support bed space preparation and patient movement when needed
- Communicate clearly and compassionately with patients, relatives, and staff
- Promote dignity, safety, and positive patient experience
- Escalate safety, staffing, or capacity concerns promptly
- Maintain confidentiality and comply with Trust policies
- Work effectively within a fast-paced MDT and maintain professionalism under pressure
- Contribute to audits, improvement work, and service development initiatives
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We have 10,000 fantastic people working hard to deliver quality services to our patients. Whatever your role, you help look after 370,000 people in our local area & give specialist care to 1.5 million people across Lancashire & Cumbria.


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Working with us gives you the knowledge and sense of pride that every activity you do genuinely does make a difference to support our patients & staff, ensuring we keep thriving & delivering outstanding healthcare right across our local towns.
You’ll have access to varied development opportunities, learn new skills, meet fab people & do things you’d never have done. You’ll learn about working in a hospital, interacting with people from all different roles to build skills & enhance your career path.
You’ll make an impact, be challenged to think differently, be bold & help innovate to keep improving things. Everything we do centres around patient care which means your role is pivotal and something really to be proud of.
Contact Information
For further details / informal visits contact:
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Name: Hayley Gurney
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Job title: Unit Manager
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Email address: hayley.gurney@lthtr.nhs.uk
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Telephone number: 01257 247192
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01257 247192
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