Quality Outcomes Supervisor and Outcomes Analyst

NHS Jobs; Oswestry; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

NHS Jobs is seeking a Quality Outcomes Supervisor and Outcomes Analyst to lead analysis, reporting and data quality for patient outcomes. The role supports clinical services, quality improvement, and organisational objectives, coordinating PROMs, local outcomes, and digital data collection while ensuring timely reporting.

You will develop dashboards, maintain data quality controls and contribute to service transformation projects, working with clinicians, managers and external partners.

Qualifications

• Proven ability to analyse patient outcomes and performance data.
• Experience producing clear statistical reports for clinical teams.
• Strong communication with clinicians and managers.

Responsibilities

• Prepare, analyse and report patient outcomes across pathways.
• Coordinate multiple workstreams (PROMs, local outcomes, audits).
• Maintain data quality and complete datasets for national reporting timescales.
• Develop and optimise digital systems for outcomes collection and dashboards.

Skills

Data analysis

Statistical reporting

Stakeholder communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field

Tools

SQL

Excel

Power BI

R/Python (basic)

Job description

Quality Outcomes Supervisor and Outcomes Analyst

The post holder will be responsible for the preparation, analysis, interpretation and reporting of patient outcomes and performance information to support clinical services, quality improvement initiatives and organisational objectives. They will coordinate multiple concurrent workstreams, including National PROMs, local outcomes programmes, digital outcomes collection, audit requests and routine reporting requirements, ensuring deadlines and national reporting timescales are achieved. The role involves monitoring data quality, maintaining the accuracy and completeness of outcomes datasets, analysing complex information from multiple sources, and producing detailed statistical and performance reports to support clinical decision-making, service evaluation and the assessment of health gains across patient pathways. The post holder will support the development, implementation and ongoing optimisation of digital systems used for patient outcomes collection, maintaining reporting databases, dashboards and data quality monitoring processes. They will contribute to service development, transformation projects, business cases and departmental procedures through the provision of specialist analysis and reporting expertise. The role requires effective communication with clinicians, managers, patients and external organisations to understand reporting requirements, resolve queries and present findings clearly. The post holder will support departmental workload management, deliver staff briefings, coordinate incoming requests, undertake regular quality assurance activities and represent the Quality Outcomes Department at internal and external meetings as required.