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The Scheduling Department is an essential team in the heart of South Central Ambulance Services (SCAS). The team works collaboratively with the Operational/Control and 111 staff within the Trust to ensure that we have a robust workforce in place to meet the busy demands of our service. The Scheduling Coordinator is one of the significant roles in the team.
The scheduling department has recently undertaken a successful review of the job roles and the scheduling assistant role(now obsolete)Band 3, has now been converted to an entry level coordinator. Pay progression through the Scheduling Coordinator Band 4 scale is dependent on completion of development pathway in the first 6 months of employment.
As a scheduling Coordinator you will be responsible for:
Planning and allocating workforce resources, by utilizing budgeting and forecasting resources to meet demand in line with organizational policy and process.
Manage and maintain individual records on the electronic rostering system currently GRS
Assisting staff with general queries and ad hoc issues (via the phone and email)
Input and update workforce management data accurately
Assist Scheduling Team Leaders in the execution of their daily, weekly, monthly and annual task
Communicate effectively with staff and Managers at various levels
Liaise with Managers to ensure effective utilization of resource
Support the production of reports and statistical data when required
When experienced, provide supervision, support and training to new staff
We are seeking applicants who
The Scheduling Department is operational from 07:00 to 1900 hours seven days a week on a rota basis, 365 days a year. Working hours are reviewed regularly and may change subject to service requirement. The successful applicant will need to be available to cover the full range of these hours whilst following a rota. If you are looking for an interesting, fulfilling and challenging opportunity working with an enthusiastic team then we would be very interested to hear from you.
For an informal discussion please email: reanna.yhap-joseph@scas.nhs.uk
Please see the job description and person specification for full job details.
NB: This vacancy will be open only for a short period and will close as soon as we have received a suitable number of applications. You should apply immediately to avoid missing the closing date.
Whilst we would like to assure you that SCAS endeavours to continue with the recruitment for this position as planned, please bear in mind there may be COVID19 related Government guidelines for us to adhere to that may cause changes out of our control. These changes may mean that we must alter our training delivery in which case we would inform you of any changes to the plan as soon as we can.
We actively welcome job applications from candidates who have a disability or who are members of the BAME, LGBT and Armed Forces community (including: Reservists, Veterans, Spouses and Cadets) Here at SCAS we are proud to have a workforce that reflects the diverse community we serve.
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