Rebecca Hargreaves

Experience

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  The McCabe Family

  Jan 2012 - Jul 2012

  Family Au Pair

  Whilst this was my first experience of an au pair role and of living in a foreign country I feel I have embraced the opportunity with enthusiasm and delivered to a very high standard. The level of responsibility has tested my organizational skills. I have developed an excellent relationship with all the children and the parents.Responsibilities:• Caring for three children aged 6,4 and 2. The youngest of whom has cerebral palsy • cooking meals, • managing the laundry• Keeping the house in an orderly state. Show less

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  Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

  Aug 2012 - Nov 2015

  In April 2013 LTH were given Major Trauma Centre Status, as the service developed and progressed it was agreed to expand the data analyst team. Having shown an interest in progressing within the department I was approached by the Consultant Network lead to undertake this role. I have taken this role on with great enthusiasm and interest.The remit consists of:- Being a scribe during a Major Trauma - this entails being available to support the major trauma team during all trauma calls. Ensuring high quality data capture.- I am then responsible on a daily basis for collating and entering these details into the Trauma Audit and Research Network database - for which I have attended a comprehensive training course provided by TARN.- Along with the Trauma network nurse we follow patients through their pathway, forming relationships and providing advice and support.- As the MTC we work collaboratively with the 4 trauma units - this included providing advice and support in regard of data capture and quality.- I arrange and coordinate the Trauma Network meetings for the MT Clinical and Management Leads.- Liaise with TARN on a weekly basis- Provide reports and data to the MTC and units to provide awareness with the aim to drive improvements. Show less As personal assistant to the General Manager within the Emergency Department my job role was very varied. I was responsible for:- Calendar and diary management- Arranging and co-ordinating meetings- Taking minutes- Reviewing and validating the 4 hour target breaches on a daily basis.- Generating reports- Creating databases- Providing a point of contact for all management queries within the department- Supported the clinical governance mortality and morbidity reviews.This list is not an exhaustive list of all my duties but gives a flavour of the role and responsibilities.Whist within this post I worked closely with the Trauma team and was offered an opportunity to be seconded into a data analyst post. Show less Whilst employed by Brook Street, I worked for the Health Records Department within the scanning unit at Chorley and South Ribble HospitalMy role included:- Transforming patient records into electronic files.- I collected notes from around the hospital.- The notes were then taken apart and filed into a systematic file structure - this process was referred to as file prep- A data quality review was then undertaken of each case note structure.- The notes were then sent for scanning before they were sent for scanning.The standards of compliance within this process were very closely monitored and I always performed to a very high standard.Recognition was given to work ethic and standards and as a result I was offered a fantastic opportunity to spend some time developing my skills working within the Medical Legal Department.Within this role I dealt with patient records and claims from patients and solicitors. This job expanded my knowledge on the importance of good communication and dealing with very confidential cases. I undertook information governance training. The role was critical in capturing and receiving income to the trust.I left this post to take up the role of PA to the General Manager in Emergency Department Show less

  • Major Trauma data analyst and network administration

    Apr 2013 - Nov 2015

  • Personal Assistant

    Apr 2013 - Nov 2013

  • Health Records scanning operative and Medical Legal personel

    Aug 2012 - Apr 2013
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  Lancashire +South Cumbria Major Trauma Network

  Nov 2015 - Aug 2018

  Major Trauma Network Co-ordinator

  In April 2016 across the UK, Major Trauma Networks were set up to localise, co-ordinate and monitor improved patient care for those with serious or life threatening injuries.I work with multi-disciplinary teams throughout the network at all levels to ensure that the care given is of the best standard it can be, to improve on outcomes, to learn new skills and also collate and monitor data to help with all of the above.

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  Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

  Aug 2018 - Mar 2025

  Programme Improvement Lead for Lancashire Microsystem Coaching Academy - working with local level teams to develop and implement improvements within their areas.

  • Programme Improvement Lead

    Apr 2021 - Mar 2025

  • Quality Improvement advisor

    Nov 2019 - Apr 2021

  • Project Manager

    Aug 2018 - Nov 2019
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  North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust

  Mar 2025 - now

  Quality Improvement Programme Manager