A role that helps people move through a cancer pathway with fewer delays and clearer support
Location
Liverpool Merseyside
Type
Full time
Salary (£)
27485 to 30162
About Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
They care for people across Merseyside through services that rely on teamwork and steady communication. Their Haemato Oncology Diagnostic Service sits at the centre of cancer diagnosis for the region and they work hard to keep people moving through each step without unnecessary worry. They value people who like joining the dots and smoothing out the bumps that patients feel along the way.
Job details
Benefits
- Strong team support so you never feel stuck when cases get complex
- Room to learn with daily exposure to clinical and scientific teams
- Structured hours that help you plan your week with less stress
- Meaningful patient impact as your coordination speeds up diagnosis
- Career growth potential for anyone curious about cancer services
Requirements
- Diploma level education or equivalent experience
- GCSE English and Maths or equivalent
- Experience in the NHS within primary or secondary care
- Good IT confidence using Word Excel Outlook and basic systems
- Clear communication skills with people at every level
- Organised working style that helps you keep cases on track
- Problem solving mindset to spot delays and act early
- Ability to work independently when the pace picks up
- Prepared to work across sites when needed
Salary Details
This role offers 27485 to 30162 depending on experience.
About the Role
This role supports the Haemato Oncology Diagnostic Service where you help move people through the cancer pathway without delays. You keep an eye on lab results referrals and investigations so nothing sits idle. You track samples from arrival to departure and speak up early when something might slow a diagnosis. Some days you are the first contact for urgent results. Other days you are mapping referral patterns to help the team improve turnaround times. You will speak with lab staff clinicians administrative teams and partner centres which means you become the steady link that holds the pathway together. If you enjoy keeping things flowing and want a job where your attention makes a real difference this might be the path for you.
Key Responsibilities
- Act as first contact for escalated results helping clinicians act quickly when cancer is suspected
- Review referral processes so reports reach users within target times and patients wait less
- Monitor outstanding worklists to ensure every test keeps moving toward a confirmed diagnosis
- Track samples end to end so delays are spotted early and resolved before they cause breaches
- Handle enquiries to keep service users informed and reassured
- Build strong working relationships across the region to keep pathways joined up
- Prepare reports and slides for MDTs helping teams make informed shared decisions
- Support retention regulations so diagnostic material stays accessible and compliant
- Assist with specimen reception when the service needs an extra hand
Disclosure and Barring Service Check
A Disclosure and Barring Service check is required.
Certificate of Sponsorship
Applications from job seekers who require current Skilled Worker Sponsorship to work in the UK are welcome and will be considered alongside all other applications.
Equal Opportunity Statement
They welcome applicants from all backgrounds and value people who bring different strengths to the team.
Employer Details
- Company Name Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
- Address Royal Liverpool Hospital Liverpool L7 8XP
- Contact 0151 706 2000
Reference Number
Not provided
How To Apply
If this sounds like the kind of impact you want to make send your application soon.
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