Call Handler

We have a fantastic opportunity for Call Handlers to join our team based in Banbury

We are looking for enthusiastic, care focused individuals, who are organised and have a passion for excellent customer service.

This role is based in-person from our office in Banbury working 40 hours per week – Monday to Sunday on shift patterns between 08:00 – 20:00

Some of the benefits can you expect.

• £12.21 per hour
• Life Assurance – providing colleagues and their family financial peace of mind and protection to the value of £5,000.
• 24/7 online/telephone GP Consultation and access to prescriptions.
• 2nd opinion medical support following diagnosis or where a colleague is on a treatment pathway.
• Cash-plan benefits, providing colleagues the option of protecting themselves in case of illness and recuperation, including dental, optical, chiropody.
• Access to mental health consultations.
• Access to physiotherapy consultations.
• Access to legal advice on domestic issues e.g. motoring offences, wills and probate, and personal injury.
• Financial guidance re retirement planning, tax savings and state benefits.
• Long Service Recognition Scheme – recognising colleagues for their continued service after 5 years and at 5-year intervals with an increase in annual leave.
• Values-based Internal Recognition Scheme with financial reward, which will lead to an annual recognition event.
• Refer a Friend recruitment incentive scheme with financial rewards.
• The EMED foundation, to provide support to colleagues and our local communities.
• Paid holiday entitlement.
• Pension Scheme.
• Blue Light Card.
• EAP (Employee Assistance Programme) to support a range of health and wellbeing requirements.
• Flu vaccination (through an internal campaign in Autumn/Winter).

Main Duties:

• Booking discharges and transfers from hospital, often under time critical circumstances.
• Booking regular journeys for renal and oncology patients.
• Contacting service users 24-48 hrs prior to travel to confirm the journey.
• Communicating with road staff, ambulance care assistance, paramedics, patient transport liaison officers (PTLO), controllers and dispatchers as part of a multi-disciplinary team to ensure a successful journey for all services users.
• Being aware of safeguarding practises and having the knowledge of when to use these skills to assist and support all service users and work colleagues.
• Being the first point of contact for service users for questions or enquiries about patient transport.
• Being able to