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    King's College

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    Oncology Pathway Coordinator

    Any, United Arab EmiratesOn-SiteFull-time2+ yrs experiencePosted 3w ago
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    Job description

    Key Accountabilities

    Cancer patient pathway coordination 

    • Responsible for administrative coordination and sequencing of the clinical pathway for a range of cancer patients at various stages in their cancer journey. 
    • The post holder is expected to co-ordinate and organize, clinical interventions and activities for the patient across directorates and multiple clinical services; and respond to variations in the plan accordingly. 
    • For each patient, to understand current and future requirements; and then to take proactive steps through current action and planning, to ensure this pathway is maintained. 
    • To ensure the progress of patients’ journeys with all members of the cancer MDT (Consultants, Nursing etc). 
    • Where personal intervention is unsuccessful, identify through the escalation policy to the DCNO any deviation from the expected pathway promptly to allow corrective action to be achieved. 
    • Help arrange appointments for consultations and support services.
    • To communicate alteration to planned appointments directly to patients. 
    •  Deal with non-clinical queries from general practitioners and members of the multidisciplinary team.
    • Assess the medical, emotional, and social needs of cancer patients.
    • Support patients and their families to understand their problems and the resources available to them.
    • Act as a “link” between patients and all other care providers.
    • Coordinate access to other cancer support staff, including psychologists, dietitians, and physicians.
    • Educate eligible patients about appropriate research studies.
    • Coordinate discharge planning with the patient, their family, consultant and other services.
    • Work with patients and family members to ensure discharge instructions are understood and followed.

    Multidisciplinary Team Coordination 

    • Facilitate and coordinate the functions of the multidisciplinary team (MDT) meetings with the various representatives from Gastroenterology, Breast and Oncology clinics.
    • Provide administrative support for specialist MDT meetings. 
    • Liaise with clinical and administrative staff across directorates to develop schedules of patients to be discussed at MDT meetings. 
    • Implement systems to ensure that the information necessary for effective team functioning is available at each meeting. 
    • Attend each MDT and facilitate the use of video conferencing equipment as needed. 
    •  Ensure actions plans are produced and recorded for each patient discussed at the MDT meetings and communicate this information to the relevant consultant within 24 hours. 
    • Be responsible for and ensure that any appropriate follow-up actions from MDT meetings are carried out as identified by clinical teams. 

    Quality, Safety and Data Management

    • Always maintain a genuine learning culture with a clear message of safe care.
    • Work collaboratively with clinical governance to ensure adequate management of clinical risk and improvements in quality and safety.
    • To ensure that administrative and clerical functions are carried out to the highest quality standards and promptly. 
    • To generate and provide monthly reports to the DCNO for Clinical Governance purposes. 
    • To identify to the DCNO any areas of concern regarding the systems that allow the MDT to function effectively. 
    • To identify potential solutions to ongoing problems and be proactive in implementing solutions. 
    • To propose to clinical teams’ changes in the overall pathway that would benefit patients care, and work with the team to implement these changes. 
    • To bring to the attention of DCNO any concerns surrounding the validity or appropriateness of data being collected. 
    • To provide data to monitor patient progress through the systems. 

    Education & Qualification

    • UAE Medical Health Authority License (DHA)
    • Bachelor’s degree in nursing or Degree in Nursing (minimum two years course duration) And Registration as a Registered Nurse from Canada, USA, UK, Ireland, South Africa, New Zealand, and Australia.

    Experience

    • Has worked within an appropriate service environment within the last 2 years

    Training & Knowledge

    • Good Computer knowledge
    • Resuscitation Certificate as per the specialty & Demonstrable ongoing and active CPD
    • Awareness and understanding of KCH policies and KCH initiatives.
    • Highly self-motivated – Possesses high internal work standards, sets themselves and helps others to set attainable goals; wants to do things better, to improve, to be more effective and efficient; measure progress against target
    • Flexibility – Able to adapt to ensure achievement of objectives within constantly changing situations and environments
    • Leadership and communication skills commensurate with leading teams, improving practice, driving continuous professional development, and working effectively as part of a multi-professional / multi- agency team.
    • Problem solving skills – able to respond to unexpected issues and provide first line response and to identify appropriate sources of secondary support.
    • Ability to maintain professional and personal credibility across all staff groups
    • Multi-tasks well in a fast-paced workplace.
    • Provides excellent patient care

    Job details are sourced from the employer's original posting.

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    King's College

    King's College is a private Catholic college in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.

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