Job summary
Due to significant growth in the
last year or so, TPC is now further developing its organisational infra
structure and responding to new service development opportunities. TPC already holds contracts for the delivery
of Dermatology and Minor Surgery services, Targeted Lung Health Checks, and the
provision of clinicians into the Bradford Extended Access Service. We have a
Pharmacy Hub with clinicians working on behalf of Primary Care Networks (PCNs)
and offering an anti-coagulation service to practices.
The role will support the various services run by the
Federation.
A new and exciting opportunity
has arisen for a motivated and enthusiastic individual to support our Management/HR
Team with a variety of administrative duties.
Main duties of the job
The ideal candidate will be responsible for
assisting and supporting our HR and Management teams and all areas of administrative
duties. Including, but not restricted to, recruitment and retention, the employee
cycle, induction programme, co-ordination of training, appraisal, and probation
planner, recording staff absences, meetings and provide general business
support for the organisation as a whole.
The successful candidate will be extremely organised,
have fantastic attention to detail, good numerical and verbal/written
communication skills, and will be a team player with a flexible attitude.
The applicant will have the ability to implement
and maintain robust processes to ensure compliance with relevant procedures and
policies. There will also be opportunities to assist with the administration of
future projects.
This role reports into the Director of Operations to
support the TPC Management Team as a whole.
Please refer to the attached Job Description and Specification.
About us
Trust Primary Care Ltd (TPC) is a federation of 17 local GP practices located in and around Bradford. Our aim is to shape the future of primary care, delivering the highest quality healthcare services to the people of the city, providing local access points for a developing range of core and non-core services.
Our NHS is changing. At TPC, we are working together to meet the challenges of providing high quality primary care services alongside this evolving care landscape.
Each member practice retains total independence whilst collaborating in the further development of local primary care services. The objective is to put our patients at the heart of everything we do, maximising available resources and skills to ensure we provide a relevant and responsive service designed around what people really need. TPC is all about sustaining excellence in primary care in the long-term to the benefit of all our user groups.
Job description
Job responsibilities
The role
supports the on-going development and implementation of procedures to support the
TPC Management Team. Duties include:
- Provide admin support for Board and Governance meetings,
calling for papers, collating agenda items, issuing agendas and papers and
taking informal and formal minutes.
- Set up, update and maintain action logs for
meetings.
- Take minutes during management meetings/ER
related meetings, as and when needed.
- Develop and maintain effective team working and
relationships with colleagues and other teams.
- Provide general office duties such as administrative
support, room bookings, diary management, equipment/stationery orders,
supporting the management team in the day to day running of TPC
- Ensuring compliance with relevant procedures and
policies eg in line with CQC and the DSP Toolkit.
- Be one of the initial points of contact within
the organisation, dealing with telephone calls and e-mails, some of which are
complex or contain sensitive information.
- To manage and update filing systems ensuring
that the information is clear, relevant and present.
- Act as the first point of contact for staff,
provide HR advice and guidance such as absence, processes, Contracts, Training
etc.
- Update and maintain employee details using TPC
software.
- Take responsibility for the accurate and timely
collection and recording of data and ensuring all personal identifiable
information is protected and used only for the purposes for which it was
intended.
- Set up new user IT accounts.
- Record and authorise the use of laptops within
TPC.
- Participate in the recruitment and selection
process as and when required.
- Collate and verify ID documents and paperwork.
- Complete pre-employment checks, such as DBS,
references, issuing contracts etc.
- Diary management for senior managers as needed.
- The ability to interpret information and
communicate this effectively.
- Create Standard Operating Procedures.
- Produce required reports using Excel, Word and
PowerPoint.
- Ensure attention to detail.
- Organise, adapt, and deliver basic information
training sessions as and when required.
- Provide monthly workforce activity reports and,
where necessary, undertake audits of activity as requested by HR Manager eg
sickness reports, turnover.
- Create, manage and advertise job vacancies.
- Manage and update annual leave requests.
- Manage and update the office rota with all
teams.
- Monitor and maintain HR mailbox.
- Develop and maintain knowledge and understanding
of the services provided by TPC.
- Support HR manager to plan and prepare the
induction process for all new starters.
- Respect equality and diversity across all areas
of working practice.
- Adhere to all TPC policies and procedures.
- Communicate with tact, understanding and
discretion when dealing with enquiries from a wide range of sources, both
internal and external.
- To undertake additional appropriate duties as
and when required.
Job description
Job responsibilities
The role
supports the on-going development and implementation of procedures to support the
TPC Management Team. Duties include:
- Provide admin support for Board and Governance meetings,
calling for papers, collating agenda items, issuing agendas and papers and
taking informal and formal minutes.
- Set up, update and maintain action logs for
meetings.
- Take minutes during management meetings/ER
related meetings, as and when needed.
- Develop and maintain effective team working and
relationships with colleagues and other teams.
- Provide general office duties such as administrative
support, room bookings, diary management, equipment/stationery orders,
supporting the management team in the day to day running of TPC
- Ensuring compliance with relevant procedures and
policies eg in line with CQC and the DSP Toolkit.
- Be one of the initial points of contact within
the organisation, dealing with telephone calls and e-mails, some of which are
complex or contain sensitive information.
- To manage and update filing systems ensuring
that the information is clear, relevant and present.
- Act as the first point of contact for staff,
provide HR advice and guidance such as absence, processes, Contracts, Training
etc.
- Update and maintain employee details using TPC
software.
- Take responsibility for the accurate and timely
collection and recording of data and ensuring all personal identifiable
information is protected and used only for the purposes for which it was
intended.
- Set up new user IT accounts.
- Record and authorise the use of laptops within
TPC.
- Participate in the recruitment and selection
process as and when required.
- Collate and verify ID documents and paperwork.
- Complete pre-employment checks, such as DBS,
references, issuing contracts etc.
- Diary management for senior managers as needed.
- The ability to interpret information and
communicate this effectively.
- Create Standard Operating Procedures.
- Produce required reports using Excel, Word and
PowerPoint.
- Ensure attention to detail.
- Organise, adapt, and deliver basic information
training sessions as and when required.
- Provide monthly workforce activity reports and,
where necessary, undertake audits of activity as requested by HR Manager eg
sickness reports, turnover.
- Create, manage and advertise job vacancies.
- Manage and update annual leave requests.
- Manage and update the office rota with all
teams.
- Monitor and maintain HR mailbox.
- Develop and maintain knowledge and understanding
of the services provided by TPC.
- Support HR manager to plan and prepare the
induction process for all new starters.
- Respect equality and diversity across all areas
of working practice.
- Adhere to all TPC policies and procedures.
- Communicate with tact, understanding and
discretion when dealing with enquiries from a wide range of sources, both
internal and external.
- To undertake additional appropriate duties as
and when required.
Person Specification
Qualifications
Essential
- - GCSE grade A to C (or equivalent) in English and Maths
- - Evidence of a portfolio of knowledge, skills and professional development
- - Knowledge of administrative procedures.
- - Ability to prioritise workload effectively
- - Ability to use Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel).
- - Ability to work with minimal supervision
- - Able to make decisions autonomously
- - Able to set up/manage effective document management systems
- - Excellent organisational and administrative skills
- - Excellent organisational skills
- - Previous Administrator and/or HR
- - Ability to analyse information, formulating this into reports
- - Organise workload with minimal supervision working to tight and changing timescales
- - Ability to plan, manage, monitor and deliver activities to a time and Excellent communication, and interpersonal skills.
- - Experience of, and ability to, present and produce clear, accurate and concise minutes, action points and reports.
- - Ability to communicate effectively with a wide range of stakeholders
- - Excellent written and verbal communications
- - Adaptable, flexible, and innovative approach to work
- - Acts in ways that support equality, diversity, and inclusion, including treating people with dignity and respect
- - Appreciate the need for confidentiality and discretion
- - Committed to accuracy and efficiency
- - Put patient care at the heart of the work you do to improve health care outcomes and service delivery
- - Deliver the highest standards and quality outcomes possible
Desirable
- - A level qualifications or equivalent
- - Evidence of continuing personal development
- - CIPD L3 qualification or equivalent experience
- - Employment Law
- - Recruitment and selection
- - HR/Administration experience
- - Experience working in a health or social care setting.
- - Problem solving skills
- - Experience of preparing and presenting information to a range of stakeholders
- - Working knowledge of SystmOne
- - Ability to build knowledge and understanding of new areas quickly
- - Ability to influence and negotiate
- - Ability to advise regarding HR practices.
- - Knowledge of primary health care
- - Presentation skills
- - Encourage others to develop themselves and the organisation through improvement, innovation, and continuous development.
- - Joint working with others, e.g. patients, colleagues in the delivery of high quality healthcare
- - Build positive working relationships, respecting and valuing others, being helpful and inclusive
Person Specification
Qualifications
Essential
- - GCSE grade A to C (or equivalent) in English and Maths
- - Evidence of a portfolio of knowledge, skills and professional development
- - Knowledge of administrative procedures.
- - Ability to prioritise workload effectively
- - Ability to use Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel).
- - Ability to work with minimal supervision
- - Able to make decisions autonomously
- - Able to set up/manage effective document management systems
- - Excellent organisational and administrative skills
- - Excellent organisational skills
- - Previous Administrator and/or HR
- - Ability to analyse information, formulating this into reports
- - Organise workload with minimal supervision working to tight and changing timescales
- - Ability to plan, manage, monitor and deliver activities to a time and Excellent communication, and interpersonal skills.
- - Experience of, and ability to, present and produce clear, accurate and concise minutes, action points and reports.
- - Ability to communicate effectively with a wide range of stakeholders
- - Excellent written and verbal communications
- - Adaptable, flexible, and innovative approach to work
- - Acts in ways that support equality, diversity, and inclusion, including treating people with dignity and respect
- - Appreciate the need for confidentiality and discretion
- - Committed to accuracy and efficiency
- - Put patient care at the heart of the work you do to improve health care outcomes and service delivery
- - Deliver the highest standards and quality outcomes possible
Desirable
- - A level qualifications or equivalent
- - Evidence of continuing personal development
- - CIPD L3 qualification or equivalent experience
- - Employment Law
- - Recruitment and selection
- - HR/Administration experience
- - Experience working in a health or social care setting.
- - Problem solving skills
- - Experience of preparing and presenting information to a range of stakeholders
- - Working knowledge of SystmOne
- - Ability to build knowledge and understanding of new areas quickly
- - Ability to influence and negotiate
- - Ability to advise regarding HR practices.
- - Knowledge of primary health care
- - Presentation skills
- - Encourage others to develop themselves and the organisation through improvement, innovation, and continuous development.
- - Joint working with others, e.g. patients, colleagues in the delivery of high quality healthcare
- - Build positive working relationships, respecting and valuing others, being helpful and inclusive
Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.