Administrator, Healthcare Administration, Administrative/Clerical
We have introduced eConsult into the GP Practice and we are looking for someone to monitor and administer this system. We are looking for someone who is the bridge between patients, clinicians, and the digital workflow that will help to keep the practice running smoothly.
Main duties of the jobThis is a new role and full training will be provided. We have introduced eConsult into the GP Practice and we are looking for someone to monitor and administer this system.
In addition there may be occasions where you will be asked to assist with the reception team and their duties.
About usThis long established practice can trace its roots to the turn of the century. The modern practice originates from the mid 20 s and the title "The Mount" is taken from the first purpose-built surgery erected in the early 30 s.
In March 1986, The Mount Surgery moved to George Street and absorbed the old Pontnewynydd branch.
The new Mount Surgery is housed in Pontypool Medical Centre, off Town Bridge. It opened in June 2002 and is a modern, spacious, fully computerised practice. With six partners and numerous practice and attached staff, we offer a comprehensive range of primary health care.
New Inn was originally a small surgery attached to the local doctor's house moving to its local Greenfield site in 1975, now rebuilt as the purposeful and attractive New Inn Medical Centre which opened in 1993.
Job responsibilitiesTypical duties will include:
Core Responsibilities in Managing eConsult
1. Daily Monitoring and Processing of Incoming eConsults
Checking the eConsult platform throughout the day.
Categorising submissions (clinical, administrative, urgent, routine).
Identifying red flags and escalating according to practice protocols.
Ensuring time sensitive requests are prioritised.
2. Triage Support for Clinicians
Assigning eConsults to the correct clinician or team (GP, ANP, pharmacist, admin).
Adding relevant information to the patient record
Highlighting key symptoms or concerns for clinicians.
Ensuring workload is distributed appropriately.
Sending holding messages, appointment confirmations, or followup instructions.
Contacting patients for additional information if required.
Redirecting patients to appropriate services (pharmacy, NHS 111, community
services) when suitable.
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