
Patient Transport Liaison Officer
- Reading
- £13.50 per hour
- Permanent
- Full-time
- £13.50 per hour
- Life Assurance – providing colleagues and their family financial peace of mind and protection to the value of £5,000.
- 24/7 online/telephone GP Consultation and access to prescriptions.
- 2nd opinion medical support following diagnosis or where a colleague is on a treatment pathway.
- Cash-plan benefits, providing colleagues the option of protecting themselves in case of illness and recuperation, including dental, optical, chiropody.
- Access to mental health consultations.
- Access to physiotherapy consultations.
- Access to legal advice on domestic issues e.g. motoring offences, wills and probate, and personal injury.
- Financial guidance re retirement planning, tax savings and state benefits.
- Long Service Recognition Scheme – recognising colleagues for their continued service after 5 years and at 5-year intervals with an increase in annual leave.
- Values-based Internal Recognition Scheme with financial reward, which will lead to an annual recognition event.
- Refer a Friend recruitment incentive scheme with financial rewards.
- The EMED foundation, to provide support to colleagues and our local communities.
- Paid holiday entitlement.
- Pension Scheme.
- Blue Light Card.
- Uniform provided.
- EAP (Employee Assistance Programme) to support a range of health and wellbeing requirements.
- Flu vaccination (through an internal campaign in Autumn/Winter).
- Check and plan daily and future bookings within the Cleric controlling system, ensuring resourcing is correct and all sub-contractor, taxi and volunteers are informed where applicable, ensuring timely and efficient collection and delivery of patients between destinations and achieving contractual targets
- Maintain patient flow across all control areas through effective liaison with colleagues and hospital staff and prompt resolution of urgent problems and appropriate responses to unplanned events.
- Attend meetings on an ad-hoc basis.
- Undertake general clerical duties including but not exclusive checking booking lists, data input, completing ad-hoc forms/invoices as necessary.
- Maintaining and enhancing the performance and quality of service offered to patients and customers.
- To maintain positive relationships with hospital wards, outpatient units, discharge lounges and bed managers.
- Meet weekly with planning/control to forecast for following weeks activity identifying peaks and troughs in demand and ensuring operational responsiveness.
- To assist operational managers with issues that arise throughout the day.
- Dealing with patient’s enquiries and questions as and when they arise.
- Familiarisation with EMED policies, processes, and standard operating procedures.
- Committed to patient care.
- Experience of working in a healthcare / hospital setting.
- Thorough working knowledge of Non-Emergency Patient Transport services.
- The ability to plan and prioritise own workload.
- Excellent communication skills – verbal and written – with the ability to explain decisions made.
- Ability to make decisions based on impact assessment.
- The ability to build effective relationships using influencing skills with key stakeholders to prioritise EMED services and support divisional growth.