Employment Type : Permanent Full Time, 38 hours per week Location: Liverpool Hospital Position Classification : Administration Officer Level 3 Remuneration : $66,027.58 - $68,085.50 per annum Requisition ID : REQ470412 Application Close Date: 10/03/2024 Interview Date Range: 13/03/2024 – 20/03/2024 Contact Details: Adeline Peter | Phone: (02) 8738 5271 | Email: Adeline.Peterhealth.nsw.gov.au About the Opportunity The Liverpool Hospital Cancer Therapy Centre is seeking an adaptable, compassionate and understanding Administration Officer to join their dedicated team. Working in a frontline capacity in Cancer Services, you will be a skilled administrative officer who has impeccable accuracy and attention to detail. You will have extensive interaction with patients and will be a sociable and empathetic person who can easily adapt to a range of patient needs. Communication skills are at the forefront of this role and you will be working with a diverse range of patients who are receiving cancer treatments. This can be a demanding and challenging environment and you will be a balanced and perceptive person who can understand the nature of the population with whom you are working. Your administration skills will be highly refined and you will be looking to learn and grow in this area. The role offers a range of progression and development opportunities and the Management are highly encouraging of mentoring and upskilling the administration team. If you are a responsive, composed and dedicated administrative officer, click apply now and make a real difference in the lives of Cancer Patients. What you will be doing To work as a member of a team, providing clerical/ secretarial support for Clinical Staff Specialists. Where you'll be working Liverpool Hospital Cancer Therapy Centre (LCTC) has a highly skilled and strategic team who work closely in a challenging yet highly rewarding environment. This unit forms one of the most important parts of Liverpool Hospital and involves working in a non-inpatient area. The multidisciplinary team in the Cancer Therapy Centre consists of a range of medical, nursing, IT and allied health clinicians and the extended administration team who all work together to support each other managing the often complex caseload. The LCTC is highly supportive of its employees and career progression is embedded in the team culture. The team focuses on training employees in a variety of administrative areas to grow and develop knowledge and skills. The management team is always available and encourages upskilling and learning within the team. The administrative team work in a frontline and back office capacity and will have regular interactions with patients/carers and clinicians alike. Working in the Liverpool Cancer Therapy Centre is an opportunity to make a true difference to the lives of cancer patients and is best suited to dedicated and empathetic individuals. How to Apply To be considered for this position, please ensure you address the selection criteria as thoroughly as possible. Extensive experience in a busy health care reception with proven communication and customer service skills. Demonstrated leadership skills, initiative, analytical and problem-solving skills and the ability to source, coordinate and collate information. Excellent organizational skills, ability to meet deadlines with minimal supervision and prioritize work commitments. Demonstrated experience in transcription and Dictaphone clinical typing with a typing speed of 40wpm and a good eye for detail. Previous experience using various computer packages eg KRONOS, BEIMS, HOSLAB, HOSBIL, Cerner, Powerchart. Filing, photocopying and general office duties including helping to maintain reception when necessary. Demonstrated knowledge/ understanding of medical terminology. Holds, or is willing to undertake, a Certificate Ill in Health Administration or equivalent. Need more information? 1) Click here for the Position Description 2) Find out more about applying for this position Additional Information Stepping Up – Close the Gap Stepping Up aims to assist Aboriginal applicants understand how to apply for roles with NSW Health by clarifying the recruitment and onboarding process. 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