Ian Pinnell Email & Phone Number

Leading on all stages from idea generation to asset capture, editing and publication, I'm responsible for overseeing and taking ownership of the content across TheHills range of marketing platforms, managing a small team to help deliver messages to those who work within healthcare, companies that innovate and the general public.

I'm the Marketing & Communications Manager at TheHill, which is an innovation catalyst, embedded within Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Oxford

Working with the Cardiac Rhythm Management (CRM) team, my primary role is the day-to-day management of the Remote Monitoring Service, which includes: - Being the first point of contact for Remote Monitoring patients & their technical queries - Troubleshoot monitor connectivity with patients over the phone - Manage stock of transmitters and accessories - Schedule patients transmissions in line with outpatient clinic appointments - Run regular audits of the remote monitoring service - Educate patients on how remote monitoring works as well as their respective transmitters - Enrol patients onto the service from either implant or outpatient clinic settings - Programme ILRs - Check systems for red alerts on a daily basisElsewhere within CRM, I often - Triage requests sent through the inpatient bleep - Assist physiologists with inpatient checks and occasional outpatient checks - Attend regular CRM MDT and CSU meetings

As a Healthcare Science Assistant, I am responsible for undertaking a variety of tests for patients. I perform electrocardiograms (ECGs), record vitals including height, weight, blood pressure and saturation levels. My role also includes fitting ambulatory monitors to patients, ranging from 24/48hr tapes to Cardiomemos. Working across the Cardiac Physiology department, my role also includes being second person on Exercise Treadmill Tests (ETTs). I also spend time in Nuclear Cardiology performing ETTs, scanning and processing scan results for the consultants to review.

As an Outpatient administrator within Cardiology, I take on a variety of roles and deal with both patients, their families and clinical teams alike. Using the Trusts Electronic Patient Record (EPR) system, I help patients book, re-arrange and cancel appointments. I also deal with telephone calls regarding appointment queries. I help consultants and clinicians manage clinics and ensure they are not overbooked.

Oxford, United Kingdom

In my role as a clinic prep assistant, I work within a small team collecting patient notes for outpatient clinics in a major outpatient department within the hospital. I need to ensure patient notes are ready in a timely manner and contain the vital information consultants and clinicians need for patient appointments.

Assisting the Society for Cardiological Science and Technology (SCST) with an array of communication requirements, notably updating the website with content relevant to SCST members, news relating to Cardiological Science and ensuring the content on the websites pages are up-to-date.

I work throughout the year on various University Open Days engaging with potential students, showing them around campus, and answering questions they may have about University life, or course specific questions.

Ba Hons, Radio Production

Activities and Societies: Tone Radio, BUG WorkshopsGained a 2:1 in BA Hons Radio Production in June 2011 from the University.

Btec National Diploma, E-Media

Studied a two year course in E-Media, learning subjects ranging from Photography to Video editing. Through this course, I have experience.