Medical Secretary in Histology

In this role, you will provide a full range of medical secretarial and administrative support to the Histopathology department. Responsibilities will include managing consultant diaries and correspondence, audio typing and transcription of clinical reports, processing pathology documentation, maintaining accurate patient records, liaising with clinicians and laboratory staff, and ensuring all administrative tasks are completed in accordance with departmental procedures.

You will be responsible for handling sensitive patient information, managing enquiries from healthcare professionals, supporting MDT activity where required, and ensuring diagnostic reports are distributed accurately and within agreed timescales.

Experience working within a pathology laboratory environment and familiarity with pathology laboratory information systems such as Omni Lab or Apex would be highly advantageous.

• Previous experience as a Medical Secretary, Histopathology Secretary, Cellular Pathology Secretary, or equivalent NHS administrative role.
• Experience working within Histopathology, Cellular Pathology, Pathology, or laboratory services.
• Strong audio typing and medical terminology knowledge.
• Excellent organisational and communication skills.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities within a busy healthcare environment.
• Experience using NHS systems and electronic patient records.
• Experience with Omni Lab, Apex, or other laboratory information management systems (desirable).

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