Administrator - Pharmacy Homecare and High Cost DrugsNHS
Job summary
Join Our Amazing Team and Make a Difference!
At Lancashire Teaching Hospital NHS Trust, we believe that every role counts and that every team member plays a part in delivering exceptional care to our patients. If you're a highly organised, detail-oriented individual who loves supporting others, we want you to join us as a Clerical Officer!
As a key member of our Homecare Pharmacy Team, you'll be at the heart of our operations, making sure everything runs smoothly behind the scenes. Your attention to detail and excellent organisational skills will help us provide the best possible care to our patients, every single day.
Main duties of the job
You will be in the nerve centre of our operations, your role will involve planning and prioritising the homecare administrative workload within Homecare pharmacy. Working with clinicians and Clinical Nurse Specialists to ensure that prescriptions are received and processed in a timely manner. You will provide administrative support in the monitoring and invoicing of external homecare services for the supply of medicines to patients with the home environment. Challenging and recording of any invoice discrepancies and escalating when appropriate. You will be responsive to queries from staff, patients and external suppliers.
Job description
Communication - Communicates all relevant information and advice to the pharmacy, nursing and medical teams, patients and service users as required.
Service Delivery - Supports the department to provide a safe and high quality homecare service in line with the Professional Standards for Homecare Services (Royal Pharmaceutical Society).
Team work- Contributes to effective team working within homecare and across pharmacy. Acts as a role model, presenting a positive image of self, team and the organisation. Develops positive relationship's with internal and external key personnel. Complies with legal and organisational requirements, standards and codes of practice on equality, diversity, discrimination and rights relevant of own role and responsibilities.
Learning and Development - Maintains and develops own competence and seeks to extend the scope of personal knowledge and skills within scope of role and professional practice, policies and legislation. Completes mandatory Trust training and any other relevant mandatory training requirements.
Quality and Governance - To contribute to ensuring the quality of homecare services. To comply with current legislation, good practice, organisational and professional codes of practice and ethical standards.
To ensure compliance with medicines legislation.
Proactively manage risk and maintain safety, conforming to health, safety and security legislation, polices, procedures and guidelines.
Service Improvement - Contribute to the delivery of the Department Service plan and developments.
Financial management - Support the department to deliver targets and achieve financial balance.
About us
We are one of the largest trusts in the Country, providing district general hospital services to people in Preston and Chorley and specialist care (Neurology, Neurosurgery, Burns and Plastics, Oncology, and Renal Medicine) to 1.5m people across Lancashire and South Cumbria. In addition, we are proud to be the regional Major Trauma Centre providing life and limb saving treatment for patients throughout Lancashire and South Cumbria.
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 and staff, ensuring we keep thriving and delivering outstanding healthcare across our local towns.
You will have access to varied development opportunities, learn new skills, meet fabulous people and do things you have never done. You will learn about working in a hospital, interacting with people from all different roles to build skills and enhance your career path.
Everything we do centres around patient care which means your role is important and something to bereally proud of.