Urology Administrative Assistant​/Coordinator AA

NHS Fife Internal Applicants only - You must be currently employed by NHS Fife to be eligible to apply for this post

FIXED TERM FOR 12 MONTHS*

An exciting opportunity has arisen to join our team as a Urology Administrative Assistant / Co-ordinator within the Planned Care Directorate. This is a key administrative role supporting the efficient and effective running of the Urology service across NHS Fife.

Based within the Urology Department, you will work as part of the multidisciplinary team to support both clinical and administrative functions, ensuring a high-quality, patient-focused service and contributing to the smooth day-to-day operation of the department.

You will be responsible for a wide range of tasks supporting both patient services and staff coordination, including:

• Supporting the management of clinics and maintaining the Urology activity matrix
• Coordinating clinic schedules, including cancellations, reductions, and reinstatements
• Maintaining staff records, including annual leave, study leave, and sickness absence
• Processing payroll information and supporting Health Roster (SSTS) administration
• Assisting with recruitment documentation, appraisals, and HR-related processes
• Responding to enquiries from staff, patients, and visitors in a courteous and efficient manner
• Maintaining accurate filing systems and ensuring compliance with confidentiality and GDPR requirements
• Supporting stock control and ordering of supplies
• You will also play a key role in ensuring accurate record keeping, supporting service reporting (e.g. sickness reports), and contributing to the overall organisation of the department.

You should be educated to Standard Grade level (or equivalent), including English, and demonstrate a flexible approach to work with the ability to adapt to changing priorities.

Informal Enquiries:
Please contact john.stevenson1t

Salary is pro rata for part time hours if applicable

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