Health Informatics Data Lead for Service Improvement

Swansea Bay University Health Board; Clyne; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Swansea Bay University Health Board is seeking a senior data analytics lead to guide analytics across the South Wales Trauma Network. You will develop dashboards, reports and analytical products, and perform advanced analyses using NMTR and SAIL Databank to support service planning and evidence-based decision-making.

The role requires strong SQL, data warehousing, and BI skills, with experience in health informatics, data visualization and cross-functional stakeholder engagement to improve

Qualifications

• Master's level or equivalent experience is essential.
• Experience within a Health Informatics environment with large data warehouses and multiple data sources is essential.
• Strong SQL, Excel and statistics knowledge with experience in BI and data visualization.
• Ability to lead analytical projects across complex interdependent workstreams.

Responsibilities

• Provide specialist analytical leadership for South Wales Trauma Network.
• Develop and maintain dashboards, reports and analytical products.
• Undertake advanced data analysis using NMTR and SAIL Databank.
• Generate insights to inform service planning and decision-making.

Skills

SQL

Data warehousing

Data visualization

Excel

BI tools

Statistics

Leadership

Education

Masters degree or equivalent

PhD in numerate subject

Prince2 / PM qualification

Service / Quality improvement qualification

Tools

NMTR

SAIL Databank

Qlik

Data cubes

ETL tools

Job description

Swansea Bay University Health Board is seeking a senior data analytics lead to guide analytics across the South Wales Trauma Network. You will develop dashboards, reports and analytical products, and perform advanced analyses using NMTR and SAIL Databank to support service planning and evidence-based decision-making.

The role requires strong SQL, data warehousing, and BI skills, with experience in health informatics, data visualization and cross-functional stakeholder engagement to improve