To become a NHS clerk in the UK, you do not need any specific qualifications, but employers usually expect good literacy, numeracy, and IT skills. Some employers may ask for GCSEs or equivalent qualifications, and for some jobs, they may require additional skills such as word processing or data entry.

A hospital medical records technician is responsible for maintaining patient records by updating and organizing information to ensure that records comply with health care system standards. They handle administrative tasks related to patient records and do not deal with diagnoses or treatments.

To become a medical records clerk in the UK, you typically need at least two to five GCSEs, including English and maths. Completing a college course is optional, but examples to consider include a T-level in Management and Administration, a Level 2 Certificate in the Principles of Business Administration, or a Level 3 Diploma in Business Administration. These qualifications have varying requirements and are valid until 12 Mar 2023.