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Service Desk Analyst (XN03)inLeedsinLeedsPUBLISHED TUE 11 FEB 2025

Band 3: £24,071 to £25,674 a year  PERMANENT 
NHS
Opportunity to positively impact patient care by ensuring medical professionals have the necessary IT support and tools.
Chance to work in a collaborative team environment, enhancing communication and teamwork skills.
Variety and challenge in daily tasks, keeping the role interesting and engaging.
Access to continuous learning and career development support, allowing for personal and professional growth.
Work within the respected Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, contributing to a vital sector in the community.
Develop customer service and IT support skills that are highly transferable and beneficial in various career paths.
Involvement in key operational processes, gaining insight into NHS systems and ITIL practices.
The Service Desk Analyst (XN03) position at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust involves supporting operational activities within the Service Desk team by assisting colleagues with IT-related issues and requests. Reporting to the Service Desk Team Leader, the analyst will utilize their customer service skills and IT knowledge to resolve problems at first contact, requiring strong verbal and written communication skills, a basic understanding of IT operations, and familiarity with NHS processes and systems.

Candidates should have experience in a customer service role and a solid understanding of ITIL principles related to effective Service Desk operations. The role is critical in ensuring that medical professionals have the necessary access and equipment to provide quality patient care, and may involve assisting senior team members with more complex tasks. The position promises a varied and challenging experience within a supportive team environment, aimed at fostering career development.
Opportunity to positively impact patient care by ensuring medical professionals have the necessary IT support and tools.
Chance to work in a collaborative team environment, enhancing communication and teamwork skills.
Variety and challenge in daily tasks, keeping the role interesting and engaging.
Access to continuous learning and career development support, allowing for personal and professional growth.
Work within the respected Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, contributing to a vital sector in the community.
Develop customer service and IT support skills that are highly transferable and beneficial in various career paths.
Involvement in key operational processes, gaining insight into NHS systems and ITIL practices.

Here are 5 questions you could be asked if you apply for this job: Start practice interview...
1. Can you tell us about your previous experience in a service desk or IT support role? What were your main responsibilities?
2. What experience do you have working within an NHS environment, or with healthcare IT systems?
3. How do you keep your IT knowledge up to date? What resources do you use?
4. Can you explain what ITIL is and why it is important for a Service Desk role?
5. Describe an example of a complex IT issue you successfully resolved. How did you approach it?
1. Can you tell us about your previous experience in a service desk or IT support role? What were your main responsibilities?
2. What experience do you have working within an NHS environment, or with healthcare IT systems?
3. How do you keep your IT knowledge up to date? What resources do you use?
4. Can you explain what ITIL is and why it is important for a Service Desk role?
5. Describe an example of a complex IT issue you successfully resolved. How did you approach it?
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