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Public Health Intelligence Manager Professional

Jun 20th, 2022 at 13:35   Jobs   Reigate  

45,734 £

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Location: Reigate
Salary: 45,734 £

Language

English

Closes/Deadline

14 Jul 2022

Hours

Full Time

Contact type

Permanent

Salary


£45,734 per annum

Job level

Management

Recruiter

SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL

Recruiter Type

Direct Employer

Description

The starting salary for this role is £45,734 per annum, working 36 hours per week.

Surrey County Council has an ambitious vision for data analytics to support service transformation. To deliver our 2030 Community Vision and the Surrey Health and Wellbeing Strategy, we are committed to changing and radically improving the council's culture, approach and performance, putting residents' current and future needs first. The Public Health Intelligence and Insight Team (PHIIT) are active participants in delivering this analytic vision.

The Public Health Department in Surrey is forward-looking with a strong focus on innovation to deliver improvements to the health and wellbeing of our county's population. The successful applicant will be part of the Public Health Intelligence and Insight Team which provides intelligence to inform Public Health and system partners in addressing local health needs and reducing health inequalities, regularly collaborating with a wide variety of analytic partners to deliver joint intelligence. We are a team committed to providing a stimulating environment within which to work, and to providing development opportunities that will help you excel in your career through formal training, education, shadowing, and on-the-job learning.

About the role

We are looking for a Public Health Intelligence Manager to join our Public Health Intelligence and Insight Team to provide specialist public health advice to improve the health and wellbeing of the population and reduce health inequalities in Surrey.

We know exactly who we are looking for and are keen to hear from all those who support our way of working and can meet the requirements of the job description. You will be passionate about the use of advanced analytics as evidence within needs assessments as they will lead on specific areas of Surrey’s Joint Strategic Needs Assessment. They will thrive on the coaching and development of staff as they will be directly line managing a small number of analysts. You will also enjoy balancing a variety of responsibilities and priorities as your work will be a blend of analysis, reporting, project management and line management; and will focus on a mix of geographical areas, population cohort groups and health and wellbeing issues.

You will be supportive of our scriptable and reproducible approach to data processing and intelligence reporting. You will be strong at working with at least one software or application that supports this approach, such as R, Python or SQL. You will also have experience of using Tableau for data visualisation

You will be able to demonstrate experience of designing and specifying complex analyses using a range of methodologies relevant to the analysis of healthcare and public health data. You will also be able to demonstrate how your previous work has helped shape commissioning and wider decision-making.

You will have experience of drawing together diverse sources of information to provide data analysis, interpretation, and presentation, preferably in public health or healthcare. We are looking for someone with strong quantitative research skills and some experience or knowledge of using qualitative methodologies. You will need to provide specialised advice on public health intelligence and statistics and be willing to develop qualitative work that may involve analysing the views of local communities and organisations.

You should have a good understanding of the wider determinants of health.

You should look forward to collaborative working and developing partnerships with a range of stakeholders including those in the NHS, Local Authorities and the Community and Voluntary Sector. You will work with these key stakeholders to obtain, analyse, explain, and publish information which contributes to our understanding of factors that influence health and wellbeing, and health inequalities, in Surrey.

You will need experience of presenting to a range of different audiences, and be happy to present on behalf of the Public Health Intelligence and Insight Team

Post source:jobs.theguardian.com

Posters Information:

Name:SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL

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Additional Details

Company SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL
Work Type Full-time

 
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