
Medical Receptionist/ Admin
- Manchester
- Permanent
- Part-time
- Assisting patients in accessing healthcare services.
- Providing general assistance to the practice team.
- Providing administrative support to clinicians and practice manager.
- Following practice protocols for consistent, high-quality patient care.
- Greeting and receiving patients, caregivers, and visitors.
- Check in patients upon arrival using the practice computer system (EMIS) or instruct them to self-check in.
- Handle incoming inquiries, such as requests for blood forms or private letters.
- Effectively inform and assist patients with the registration process.
- Use the practice computer system to process patient appointment requests for today and future appointments.
- Handing out completed repeat prescriptions to patients and pharmacy staff while accurately recording the process.
- Accept payments from patients for private services and follow the practice procedure to ensure that they are recorded and stored correctly.
- Oversee the reception and waiting areas to ensure the comfort of all patients.
- Keep the reception and waiting areas tidy at all times.
- Processing messages through electronic messaging systems such as Docman, Emis, email, and CAS alerts.
- Maintain awareness of the rota for dealing with tasks on a daily basis.
- Check and respond to all incoming electronic requests using the practice messaging systems listed above, in accordance with practice procedure.
- Each morning, empty the doctors' baskets and effectively manage any requests from the doctors.
- Process repeat prescription requests in line with practice guidelines.
- To collect and process repeat prescription requests via fax machine, script box, and online.
- To communicate with patients, community pharmacists, surgery pharmacists, and clinicians about questions and requests.
- To ensure that repeat medication is issued in accordance with practice protocols, and that any questions raised are addressed promptly and correctly.
- To ensure that patients' medication-related questions are directed to the Surgery Pharmacist or the appropriate GP.
- Sort, date stamp, and distribute incoming mail.
- Scanned and electronic filed clinical correspondence.
- Scan patient-related documents onto medical records.
- Include additional information about document source.
- Forward documents to relevant doctors or nurses.
- Ensure incoming letters are scanned within 24-hour timeframe.
- Highlight urgent documents to the document management team.
- Store internal paper documents in line with practice procedures.
- Collect documents, read coded, and distributed according to the Process Map.
- Regularly update the Process Map.
- Monthly meetings for changes, audits, feedback, and concerns.
- Attend scheduled staff and practice meetings.
- Ensure that consulting rooms are well-stocked with stationery, supplies, and disposables.
- Ensure that building security has a thorough understanding of doors, windows, and alarms.
- Complete all duties listed on the morning and evening rotas.
- Any other duties that may be deemed appropriate for the role.
- Provide holiday/sickness cover for absent receptionists as needed.
- Greeting and receiving patients, caregivers, and visitors.
- Check in patients upon arrival using the practice computer system (EMIS) or instruct them to self-check in.
- Handle incoming inquiries, such as requests for blood forms or private letters.
- Effectively inform and assist patients with the registration process.
- Use the practice computer system to process patient appointment requests for today and future appointments.
- Handing out completed repeat prescriptions to patients and pharmacy staff while accurately recording the process.
- Accept payments from patients for private services and follow the practice procedure to ensure that they are recorded and stored correctly.
- Oversee the reception and waiting areas to ensure the comfort of all patients.
- Keep the reception and waiting areas tidy at all times.
- Processing messages through electronic messaging systems such as Docman, Emis, email, and CAS alerts.
- Maintain awareness of the rota for dealing with tasks on a daily basis.
- Check and respond to all incoming electronic requests using the practice messaging systems listed above, in accordance with practice procedure.
- Each morning, empty the doctors' baskets and effectively manage any requests from the doctors.
- Process repeat prescription requests in line with practice guidelines.
- To collect and process repeat prescription requests via fax machine, script box, and online.
- To communicate with patients, community pharmacists, surgery pharmacists, and clinicians about questions and requests.
- To ensure that repeat medication is issued in accordance with practice protocols, and that any questions raised are addressed promptly and correctly.
- To ensure that patients' medication-related questions are directed to the Surgery Pharmacist or the appropriate GP.
- Sort, date stamp, and distribute incoming mail.
- Scanned and electronic filed clinical correspondence.
- Scan patient-related documents onto medical records.
- Include additional information about document source.
- Forward documents to relevant doctors or nurses.
- Ensure incoming letters are scanned within 24-hour timeframe.
- Highlight urgent documents to the document management team.
- Store internal paper documents in line with practice procedures.
- Collect documents, read coded, and distributed according to the Process Map.
- Regularly update the Process Map.
- Monthly meetings for changes, audits, feedback, and concerns.
- Attend scheduled staff and practice meetings.
- Ensure that consulting rooms are well-stocked with stationery, supplies, and disposables.
- Ensure that building security has a thorough understanding of doors, windows, and alarms.
- Complete all duties listed on the morning and evening rotas.
- Any other duties that may be deemed appropriate for the role.
- Provide holiday/sickness cover for absent receptionists as needed.
- 5 or more GCSE A-C grade or higher in relevant subjects.
- Previous experience in EMIS Web
- Previous knowledge of systems such as EMIS Web and Docman
- Experience of working with the general public
- Experience of working in a GP practice is preference but not essential
- 5 or more GCSE A-C grade or higher in relevant subjects.
- Previous experience in EMIS Web
- Previous knowledge of systems such as EMIS Web and Docman
- Experience of working with the general public
- Experience of working in a GP practice is preference but not essential