Join our team at Marie Curie Hospice Edinburgh  We have two exciting opportunities for two Patient Services Clerks to join our friendly and dedicated Scotland Administration Team at Marie Curie Hospice Edinburgh.  We’re recruiting for:  1 x Permanent Full-Time position – 37.5 hours per week 08.30am to 4.30pm  Monday to Friday  1 x Permanent Part-Time position – 21 hours per week 08.30am to 12.45pm  Monday to Friday This is a fantastic time to join our team and take on a varied and rewarding role at the heart of our clinical services. As our Patient Services Clerks, you’ll provide a comprehensive and professional clerical support service to our clinical teams across the Inpatient Unit, Outpatient and Day Therapy services, as well as other clinical areas.  You’ll be a key first point of contact, providing essential non-clinical support and coordination to help ensure our clinical services run smoothly and efficiently. From supporting our busy clinical teams to helping create a welcoming and professional experience for those accessing our services, your contribution will really matter.  We’re looking for someone who is flexible, proactive, organised and approachable, with excellent attention to detail and the ability to thrive in a busy healthcare environment. If you’re passionate about providing an excellent administrative service and want a role where your work helps support patients, families and the teams caring for them, we’d love to hear from you.  What you will be doing:   Updating patient information boards in rooms and managing admissions and bereavements with sensitivity and discretion  Coordinating stock control and placing orders for clinical equipment and supplies  Ensure all documentation and onward referrals following a patient’s death are completed promptly, accurately, and with compassion, maintaining sensitivity throughout the process.  Maintaining accurate patient records using EMIS and scanning documentation  What we’re looking for:   Experience in administrative roles, with an understanding of clinical support processes  Confidence in engaging with patients and families, showing empathy and professionalism during sensitive or challenging conversations  A flexible and enthusiastic team player who can work independently, takes initiative and is committed to their own learning and development.  Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, with the ability to manage digital records and documentation efficiently  Excellent organisational skills and the ability to prioritise tasks in a fast-paced environment    Please see the full job description here