Data Analyst

We are seeking a skilled Data Analyst to join our Centre for Excellence team. The role will provide data analysis, insight and reporting for:

• Clinical audit, service evaluation/quality improvement and research


• Informing operational decision-making within the service, To perform analysis of HEMSbase data to support the Research & Scholarship Lead, Academic Lead for Patient Experience & Outcomes, Academic Lead for Head Injury and Cardiac Arrest Lead with internal audits and assessment of key performance indicators for our service.


• To provide rigorous data analysis to support data-driven improvements in patient care within the service.


• To lead on coding and reporting for Charity and Clinical dashboards displaying key metrics across our clinical operation.


• To be responsive to the wider clinical and Centre for Excellence teams' needs for data analysis and statistical advice, within the guidance of the Research & Scholarship Lead and others as appropriate.


• To be responsive to the Operational and Charity teams' needs for data analysis, within the guidance of the Research & Scholarship Lead.


• To work closely with the Academic Lead for Patient Experience & Outcomes to provide analysis of quantitative patient-centred outcome data for our service.


• To work closely with the Research & Scholarship Lead on data analysis to support the development of external funding applications for research projects.


• To work closely with our team to ensure that data analysis is aligned with the requirements of the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and other related organisations.
  
  Degree in a discipline with a substantial data science, data analytics or statistics component.


• Experience using web-based database applications such as REDCap.


• Skills in advanced statistical analysis.


• Expertise in data manipulation using Microsoft Excel (VBA would be desirable).


• Expertise in the use of statistical software packages such as SPSS, R or Stata.


• Expertise in using database query languages, for example SQL or equivalent, for managing and processing data in relational databases.


• Ability to present data clearly in oral presentations and written reports for different stakeholders/audiences.


• Sound knowledge of data protection legislation regarding the collection, processing and storage of data.


• Understands the importance of using high quality data to underpin improvements in patient care.


• To work effectively as part of a team as well as independently.


• Excellent organisational skills.


This is a full-time position based at our North Weald office with the option of working two days each week from home.

If you are a highly motivated individual with a passion for analysing data and driving data-based change, we encourage you to apply via the EHAAT website (about us section).