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Deputy Director of Specialist Analytical Support FunctionsinNationallyinNationallyPUBLISHED MON 30 DEC 2024

Band 9: £105,385 to £121,271 a year (exclusive of London Weighting)  PERMANENT 
NHS

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Impactful Role, Contribute significantly to the NHS's 10 Year Health Plan by driving data transformation and improving health outcomes.
Leadership Opportunity, Lead a dynamic team and influence the strategic direction of the NHS's data services, fostering innovation and creativity.
Professional Development, Gain experience in high-level programme management, governance processes, and stakeholder engagement within a national healthcare context.
Networking Potential, Build relationships with key stakeholders across the NHS, enhancing collaboration and fostering a culture of data-driven decision-making.
Diverse Work Environment, Benefit from working in various locations such as London, Leeds, or other NHS sites, promoting flexibility and work-life balance.
Strategic Insight, Play a pivotal role in shaping the future of data services in the NHS, utilizing value logic modeling and benefit realization approaches.
Job Satisfaction, Experience the fulfillment of driving insights that support better decision-making and ultimately help people live healthier, longer lives.
The Deputy Director of Specialist Analytical Support Functions at NHS England will play a crucial role in the "Transforming Through Data" initiative, ensuring the alignment and delivery of key programs, such as the Federated Data Platform and Platform Modernisation. The successful candidate will lead a dynamic team, driving a complex program portfolio aimed at enhancing data utilisation within the NHS to improve decision-making and health outcomes. This position requires extensive experience in portfolio and program management, including the creation of business cases and understanding government governance processes.

The role involves strategic oversight of the data services portfolio, ensuring programs align with NHS goals while managing risks, budgets, and stakeholder relationships effectively. The post holder will facilitate the development and implementation of strategic plans, monitor progress towards objectives, and work to prevent disruption to ongoing operations. This position is available in London, Leeds, or other NHS locations and is intended for individuals with a strong background in data and analytical initiatives.
Impactful Role, Contribute significantly to the NHS's 10 Year Health Plan by driving data transformation and improving health outcomes.
Leadership Opportunity, Lead a dynamic team and influence the strategic direction of the NHS's data services, fostering innovation and creativity.
Professional Development, Gain experience in high-level programme management, governance processes, and stakeholder engagement within a national healthcare context.
Networking Potential, Build relationships with key stakeholders across the NHS, enhancing collaboration and fostering a culture of data-driven decision-making.
Diverse Work Environment, Benefit from working in various locations such as London, Leeds, or other NHS sites, promoting flexibility and work-life balance.
Strategic Insight, Play a pivotal role in shaping the future of data services in the NHS, utilizing value logic modeling and benefit realization approaches.
Job Satisfaction, Experience the fulfillment of driving insights that support better decision-making and ultimately help people live healthier, longer lives.

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