The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust
Ward Clerk - Acute Medical Unit

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Job Overview
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Ward Clerk within our team within the Acute Medical Floor.
About the Role
Admin and clerical support within the acute medical floor based on AAU/AMU/SDEC. The successful candidate will often be the first face patients and relatives see when visiting the units, they must be a welcoming and compassionate individual, who can work independently and as part of a team.
The successful applicant will need to have experience dealing with the general public; they will have good IT skills and remain calm under pressure in this challenging role. Good telephone skills, confidence, and a positive helpful manner is essential. Duties will include answering the telephone, filing, using the Care Flow system, and booking appointments.
AAU/AMU is a fast-paced environment requiring the ward clerk to meet demanding targets and must also be a pivotal member of the team. We also have a Same Day Emergency Care (SDEC) which provides same day care to medical patients.
Main Duties of the Job
- Receive/welcome new patients onto the ward, checking particulars on their records and ensuring notes are in order. Ensure identity bracelets available for nursing staff. Compile sets of required blank documentation for emergency patients.
- Receive/welcome visitors onto the Ward and inform Sister/Charge Nurse or deputy of any query they may have.
- Answer the telephone, responding to questions or requests as appropriate.
- Request the services of allied healthcare professionals as requested by nursing staff (e.g., Phlebotomist/ECG Technician/Radiographers/Porters).
- Make outpatient referrals as requested by nursing staff.
- Notify Pathology of urgent blood specimens when requested by nursing staff.
- Request and collect (or deliver when requested) notes and x-rays from various departments.
- Order transport for patients as requested by nursing staff, completing appropriate paperwork.
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We expect all staff to demonstrate compassion not only through their words, but through their actions: by listening attentively, communicating clearly and kindly, and recognising individual needs, feelings, and circumstances of those in our care.
Effective communication is central to safe and high-quality healthcare. We value colleagues who take the time to understand others, explain information in a meaningful way, and respond to concerns with patience and understanding.
By joining our team, you are committing to uphold these values — ensuring that every patient feels heard, respected, and valued, and that compassion is embedded in every interaction, every day.
AAU/AMU at The Royal Shrewsbury Hospital is a very busy, friendly unit. Patients are referred from GP/ED, resulting in the area being very busy. It is staffed by a diverse, multi disciplinary team whose focus is always on providing the very best care for those who use our service.
Staff members benefit from dedicated training and a generous holiday allowance.
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