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Medicine Rota Coordinator

University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust
Bristol City
1 day ago
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An exciting secondment opportunity has arisen for a Medical Rota Co-ordinator within the Division of Medicine at the University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust.


We need an enthusiastic and efficient individual to join the dynamic team in the Medical Rota Hub. You will be required to co-ordinate all grades of junior medical staff rotas within the division of Medicine. The successful candidate will be a crucial part of the team and will support the other rota coordinator, clinical and managerial leads in delivering a high quality support to the medical workforce. The Rota Hub manages the creation and delivery of rotas for the Division, staffing to an agreed level, providing accurate rosters and on-call rotas for junior medical staff. You will be responsible for accurately recording and acting upon planned and unplanned absences, such as leave or sickness and will be required to communicate with a wide range of disciplines, and possess an aptitude for negotiation and persuasion.


This vacancy is for a full-time post with working hours of 08:00 - 16:00 or a 9-day fortnight with compressed hours of 08:00 - 16:50. If you are enthusiastic, have excellent IT, communication and general administration skills and enjoy working in a team then we would like to hear from you.

You will need a flexible, proactive and thorough approach and be able to quickly form and maintain good working relationships with colleagues in different staff groups and at all grades. You should have the ability to think calmly and logically under pressure, have excellent interpersonal and communication skills, and have a positive attitude to maintaining high standards at all times. You will be quick to learn, be able to work as part of a team, and also possess the ability to work unsupervised using your own initiative.

University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust (UHBW) is one of the largest acute Trusts in the country, bringing together a combined workforce of over 13,000 staff and over 100 different clinical services across 10 different sites, serving a core population of more than 500,000 people across South West England. UHBW has been rated by the CQC as ‘Good’ overall and our staff are proud to deliver excellent care to the people of Bristol, Weston and beyond. As a forward-thinking multi-award winning Trust and a digital exemplar committed to improving patient care, our world-leading research and innovations are having a positive local and global impact. Our hospitals are spread across Bristol and Weston, join us and you can enjoy the very best of both worlds; city living within a stone’s throw of the countryside or beside the seaside, both with easy access to all that the South West has to offer. UHBW is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults. As an equal opportunities employer actively working towards a diverse workforce we aim to recruit and retain a workforce which represents the rich diversity of the local population at all levels and are committed to designing our services around the needs of individual patients and those around them. Anonymous information will be used from your application in order to ensure we’re meeting our pledge.

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