The Medical Secretary provides efficient administrative and secretarial support to clinical teams, helping manage correspondence, appointments, patient records, referrals, reports and communication with patients and healthcare professionals. The role typically requires strong administrative experience, accurate audio or digital typing, good IT skills, excellent organisation and the ability to manage competing deadlines. Knowledge of medical terminology and NHS procedures is desirable. Candidates are expected to communicate sensitively, maintain confidentiality, work calmly under pressure and contribute positively within a multidisciplinary team. A professional, reliable and compassionate approach is essential, together with a commitment to equality, patient care and the values of Velindre University NHS Trust.
Velindre University NHS Trust is a specialist NHS organisation serving patients across Wales. It is best known for Velindre Cancer Centre in Cardiff, which provides specialist cancer diagnosis, treatment, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and supportive care. The Trust also leads the Welsh Blood Service, supplying blood and associated services throughout Wales, and supports research, education and innovation in healthcare. Velindre works with universities, health boards and community services to improve outcomes for people affected by cancer and blood-related conditions. As a public-sector healthcare employer, it offers structured pay, pension and professional development arrangements. Employees are expected to demonstrate compassion, respect, teamwork and a strong commitment to patient safety and service improvement.
The United Kingdom offers employment opportunities in healthcare, technology, finance, engineering, education and hospitality, with the strongest job markets often found in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Cardiff and Belfast. Its culture is diverse, generally polite and community-oriented, with a strong appreciation for punctuality, personal privacy, sport and the arts. Lifestyle costs vary considerably; London and southern England are usually the most expensive, while Wales, northern England and parts of Scotland can be more affordable. Public transport is widely available, although rural areas may require a car. Skilled workers normally need an appropriate visa, such as the Health and Care Worker visa or Skilled Worker visa, with an approved sponsor and salary meeting immigration rules. Applicants should check current GOV.UK requirements, arrange accommodation, budgeting and healthcare registration before relocating.
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