Clinical Systems and Data Administrator

At Everest House Surgery, we pride ourselves on being a supportive and forward‑thinking practice where every team member makes a meaningful difference. In this role, you will not only develop your technical and data skills but also directly contribute to improving patient outcomes and the smooth running of our services. We offer a friendly, collaborative environment, opportunities to learn and grow, and the satisfaction of knowing your work underpins the care of our local community.

The Clinical Systems and Data Administrator will play a vital role at Everest House Surgery by ensuring our IT and clinical systems run smoothly, securely, and effectively. The role combines first‑line IT support, data management, and NHS claims processes, helping our clinicians and staff deliver safe, efficient, and high‑quality patient care. From running essential reports and audits, to troubleshooting day‑to‑day IT issues, to ensuring compliance with data protection, this position is at the heart of how we use technology to support our patients and team.

Everest House Surgery is a well‑established GP practice committed to delivering high‑quality, patient‑centred care to our local community. We are a friendly, supportive team of clinicians, administrators, and support staff who work collaboratively to provide safe, effective, and accessible healthcare. Our practice embraces digital innovation and new NHS initiatives to continually improve the way we work and the services we provide.

We place equal value on creating a positive, welcoming workplace for our staff, where professional development and teamwork are encouraged.

To support the practice in the effective use of clinical and administrative systems, ensuring staff have reliable IT access and accurate data for patient care, reporting, and claims. The role focuses on operational support and routine administration rather than strategic planning. The role includes providing first‑line IT support, managing staff access to systems, being responsible for the practices claim, assisting with targets, running searches and reports, and ensuring compliance with data protection and information governance requirements.

• Run searches and generate reports within clinical systems (e.g., for CQRS, QOF, enhanced services, audits, and recalls).
• Prepare and submit NHS claims (e.g. CQRS, Public Health, Immunisation payments, QOF, etc.).
• Assist with data quality improvement, ensuring accurate coding and record keeping.
• Produce reports for clinicians and managers to support patient care and service monitoring.

• Provide first‑line IT support for staff, including troubleshooting issues with PCs, printers, and telephony.
• Support the use of practice digital tools (e.g., EMIS/Systm One, Docman, Accu Rx, eConsult).
• Manage user access: set up new accounts, permissions, and email addresses; remove access promptly when staff leave.
• Provide IT induction and basic training for new staff members.

• Ensure compliance with GDPR, NHS Digital standards, and local Information Governance policies.
• Assist with maintaining an asset register of IT equipment and user accounts.
• Support system backups, software updates, and security measures.
• Report potential breaches or issues to the Practice Manager.

• Assist with the implementation of new clinical systems, digital tools, and NHS initiatives.
• Work with the management team to streamline workflows and improve use of data.
• Contribute to audits, reporting, and the Data Security & Protection Toolkit.

• Undertake other duties appropriate to the role as required by the Partners.
• Promote the practice via social media and the website.
• Maintain accurate operational records and ensure reports are up to date.

• Basic knowledge of IT troubleshooting and support.
• Awareness of data protection and confidentiality (GDPR).
• Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
• Good problem‑solving and logical thinking skills.
• Effective communication and teamwork.
• Ability to manage workload, prioritise…