University Hospitals Tees
Ward Clerk

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Ward Based Clerk
To provide a pleasant, efficient, and effective ward-based clerk service to Critical Care, acting as the first point of contact to service users and healthcare professionals.
Responsibilities
- The post holder will use extensive communication skills including tact and diplomacy when dealing with incoming telephone calls.
- Maintain a high standard of interpersonal and communication skills with various clinicians within the work area.
- Maintain patient’s notes in a good general order.
- Maintain an adequate stock level of stationery supplies for clinical staff.
- Production of patient documentation labels in response to requests from nursing staff.
- Photocopying and stocking up drawers on nursing station.
- Retrieving patient’s medical notes from medical records.
- Operating computerized hospital patient administrative system.
- Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Trust Policies and Procedures.
- To become fully conversant with new developments affecting the role.
- Carry out such other delegated tasks.
- Use judgement and analytical skills when in receipt of telephone enquiries. Diverting calls to the appropriate people and ensuring a breach of confidentiality is not broken.
- Sorting and redistribution of mail.
- Daily use of a VDU, almost continuous.
- Occasional requirement for concentration.
- Understand the need for data protection, and the need for good housekeeping of patient notes.
- Be responsible for the correct filing of patient notes.
- Inform nursing staff of visiting relatives/visitors.
- Direct relatives to waiting area/instruct relatives of hygiene procedure before entering ward area.
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About the Employer
South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust have come together to form University Hospitals Tees. As a result, post holders may be required to work across sites within both organizations.


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Contact Information
For further details/informal visits, contact:
- Name: Anne Foster
- Job Title: Administration Manager
- Email Address: Anne.Foster3@nhs.net
- Telephone Number: 01642 854643
Victoria Robinson
- Job Title: Team Leader
- Contact Number: 01642 282546
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