PATIENT AND FAMILY SUPPORT COORDINATOR

Location: Ruskin Road, Wolverhampton, WV10 8DJ
Hours: 22.5 hours per week
Salary: £26,240 pro-rata, per annum

WHAT WE DO

Compton Care is committed to providing accessible, innovative and influential care to patients with complex and incurable conditions. We also support the carers and families of patient within our local communities and work closely with health and social care colleagues from other organisations. Our workforce is critically important to this mission.

Are you looking for a new challenge? We are looking for an innovative and enthusiastic individual to join our clinical teams.
At Compton Care, we believe life with a complex and incurable condition doesn’t have to be limiting.
Do you want to join an organisation who believes people are more than their diagnosis, and is passionate about helping people and their families live their best life possible?

We can offer:

• Excellent competitive salary
• Excellent benefits including generous annual leave, life assurance, contributory pension scheme, employee assistance programme.
• Career progression and development opportunities and training through our inhouse education teams.

As a Patient and Family Support Co-ordinator, you will work closely with the multidisciplinary team to support patients in advanced care planning and help them live their remaining days with dignity, comfort, and independence. You will lead on coordinating practical aspects of care, guiding patients and families through complex health and social care systems to ensure they receive the support and entitlements they need.
What we want you to bring.
You will work collaboratively with the multidisciplinary team to support patients in advanced care planning and ensure their needs and preferences are respected.
Provide compassionate, person-centred support to patients with complex palliative care needs, both in our inpatient and community settings.
Advocate for patients and families to access appropriate services, entitlements, and support, reducing barriers to care.
Contribute to a holistic approach that promotes dignity, comfort, and independence for palliative patients