Electronic Patient Records IT Support / Configuration (NHS role)

Electronic Patient Records IT Support / Configuration (NHS role)

Pay is £15.67/hr + holiday pay (worth(£2.28) + NHSP pays for your Employer's NI (worth (£4.04) ==> a total of £21.2/hr

Expected duration: 6 months

This is working for the Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust

It is on average 4 days per week on site at Wayside House in Coventry, 1 day per week working from home

Key requirement

Experience of working with Electronic Patient Records (EPR) (in a Support function or doing Configuration work) ie we need someone that knows their way around EPR systems The reason is that this role is actually a Trainer position, ie it is training users of the NHS Trusts new EPR system on how to use it. The hiring manager has said that someone with good prior experience of woerking with EPR systems could be ideal - so the other key requirement is that you wourl be happy to train other people in how to use this new system

Role The Trust has implemented a new Electronic Patient Records system - they are looking for an additional Trainer to join the team to train users of the new system in how to use it

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Job Types: Full-time, Temporary

Contract length: 6 months

Pay: £18.00-£21.00 per hour

Benefits

  • Flexitime
  • Work from home
Application question(s):
  • How soon can you start a new role?
  • Does the money work ok for you? Pay is £15.67/hr + holiday pay (worth(£2.28) + NHSP pays for your Employer's NI (worth (£4.04) ==> a total of £21.2/hr
  • Are you happy to use your EPR systems experience to help train others in how to use the system?
  • Are you happy that your CV clearly shows your experience in Electronic Patient Record systems?
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Coventry CV6 6NY
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