Job description
You will work as part of the Gynae-Oncology specialist nursing team and the
wider Cancer Services team to support the delivery of safe, compassionate and
joined-up care. In this non-clinical role, you will work under the supervision
of the Cancer Clinical Nurse Specialist team to assist in the provision of
care. You will have some direct patient contact and your role will make a
valuable contribution to improving the experience of people living with cancer.
You will contribute to Cancer
Waiting Times (CWT) performance by supporting Clinical Nurse Specialists and
patients throughout the pathway, helping to ensure appointments,
investigations, and treatments are coordinated efficiently and delays are
minimised.
You will be a flexible and
adaptable advocate for patients, helping them to navigate health and social
care while empowering them to make the best choices for their needs. You will
possess excellent communication and problem solving skills, and will provide
support to those who may be upset or distressed.
Working collaboratively with a
wide range of services, you will ensure that people affected by cancer can
access support in their local community, for example Citizens Advice, Joining
The Dots, Social Prescribing Link Workers, Health Coaches and hospices.
Working pattern is Monday -
Friday, in person, at specified hospital sites.
The Cancer Care Coordinator based
at Chester-le-Street Hospital will also work at UHND and Shotley Bridge
Hospital.
The Cancer Care Coordinator based
at Bishop Auckland Hospital will also work at Darlington Hospital.
There will be times when either Cancer
Care Coordinator may have to cover any site in times of absence such as
holidays or sickness in the team.
Please contact Heather Thexton,
Cancer Educator for more details on the roles:
Job description
Job responsibilities
You will work as part of the Gynae-Oncology specialist nursing team and the
wider Cancer Services team to support the delivery of safe, compassionate and
joined-up care. In this non-clinical role, you will work under the supervision
of the Cancer Clinical Nurse Specialist team to assist in the provision of
care. You will have some direct patient contact and your role will make a
valuable contribution to improving the experience of people living with cancer.
You will contribute to Cancer
Waiting Times (CWT) performance by supporting Clinical Nurse Specialists and
patients throughout the pathway, helping to ensure appointments,
investigations, and treatments are coordinated efficiently and delays are
minimised.
You will be a flexible and
adaptable advocate for patients, helping them to navigate health and social
care while empowering them to make the best choices for their needs. You will
possess excellent communication and problem solving skills, and will provide
support to those who may be upset or distressed.
Working collaboratively with a
wide range of services, you will ensure that people affected by cancer can
access support in their local community, for example Citizens Advice, Joining
The Dots, Social Prescribing Link Workers, Health Coaches and hospices.
Working pattern is Monday -
Friday, in person, at specified hospital sites.
The Cancer Care Coordinator based
at Chester-le-Street Hospital will also work at UHND and Shotley Bridge
Hospital.
The Cancer Care Coordinator based
at Bishop Auckland Hospital will also work at Darlington Hospital.
There will be times when either Cancer
Care Coordinator may have to cover any site in times of absence such as
holidays or sickness in the team.
Please contact Heather Thexton,
Cancer Educator for more details on the roles: