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Data and Quality Analyst Children in CareinMiddlesbroughinMiddlesbroughPUBLISHED FRI 7 MAR 2025

Band 6: £37,338 to £44,962 a year per annum pro rata  PERMANENT 
NHS

Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust

Meaningful Impact, Contributing to the well-being and health of children in care by analyzing data to improve service delivery.
Collaboration Opportunities, Working closely with diverse stakeholders including nurses, managers, and external agencies, fostering teamwork and professional relationships.
Skill Development, Enhancing data analysis and reporting skills while developing new performance indicators and dashboards.
Career Growth, Opportunity for career advancement within the NHS framework, particularly in a role that is pivotal to operational performance.
Permanent Role, Stability of a permanent position that provides job security and benefits associated with working in the NHS.
Engagement with Communities, Directly participating in monitoring the impact of services on the local community in Tees Valley, ensuring services meet the needs of children in care.
Public Service, Satisfaction from working in a role dedicated to supporting vulnerable populations and contributing to broader societal health outcomes.
Exciting opportunity alert! We're looking for a dedicated Band 6 Data & Quality Analyst to join our passionate Children in Care team at Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust in Middlesbrough. If you’re a detail-oriented person who thrives on making a real difference, this could be the perfect role for you. You’ll play a crucial part in ensuring that we collect and analyse data effectively to enhance the lives of children in care across the Tees Valley. Collaborating closely with our Named Nurse and Service Manager, you'll track our progress on key performance indicators and help shape vital new metrics that truly reflect the needs of the community.

If you’re someone who values teamwork and is keen to build strong working relationships, you’ll find your place here. Your insights will help drive meaningful change in the care services we provide, while also allowing you to connect with colleagues across our health trust and beyond. Join us in our mission to improve health and well-being for vulnerable children, and be part of a supportive environment that champions compassion and excellence. Ready to make an impact? For any questions or to apply, reach out to Kelly Dudding at kellydudding@nhs.net. We can’t wait to hear from you!
Meaningful Impact, Contributing to the well-being and health of children in care by analyzing data to improve service delivery.
Collaboration Opportunities, Working closely with diverse stakeholders including nurses, managers, and external agencies, fostering teamwork and professional relationships.
Skill Development, Enhancing data analysis and reporting skills while developing new performance indicators and dashboards.
Career Growth, Opportunity for career advancement within the NHS framework, particularly in a role that is pivotal to operational performance.
Permanent Role, Stability of a permanent position that provides job security and benefits associated with working in the NHS.
Engagement with Communities, Directly participating in monitoring the impact of services on the local community in Tees Valley, ensuring services meet the needs of children in care.
Public Service, Satisfaction from working in a role dedicated to supporting vulnerable populations and contributing to broader societal health outcomes.

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