Senior Analyst (Quantitative)

We have a number of opportunities within various intelligence teams offering secondments and fixed term appointments for a period of 12-18 months.

The opportunity:

As the independent regulator of health and adult social care in England, we make sure that hospitals, dentists, GPs, ambulances, care homes, and care-home agencies meet government standards of quality and safety. Our work touches the lives of everyone in the country - and everything we do relies on effective analysis.

Join us as a Senior Analyst and you will take on a role like no other, working with unique data and influencing decisions that help CQC to ensure England's health and social care is safe and effective. You will join a highly ambitious analytics unit that aims to be at the cutting edge in the use of health and social care information.

You will join a team analysing a wealth of data, evidence and information in the health and social care sector. This will be about the services that affect millions of people's lives. You could be helping to identify which organisations to inspect, playing a major role in individual inspections, or analysing national healthcare trends and contributing to expert reports. Whatever your role, you will enjoy the challenge of selecting and using a range of analytical tools to interpret the data, draw intelligent conclusions and present your findings to diverse audiences.

About you:

You will be shortlisted based on the competencies of the role. Please ensure that you detail how you are suitable for this role in the additional information section of the application form. In particular, it is essential that you demonstrate evidence of your background in health or social care, your analytical skills, and how you manage yourself and stakeholders. When answering each question please remember to provide a detailed response ensuring that you take your time and provide specific examples.

About us:

The Care Quality Commission is the independent regulator of health and social care services in England. We have a clear purpose to make sure care services provide people with safe, effective, compassionate, high quality care, wherever and whenever they receive it, and to encourage services to improve.

To achieve this, we're making major changes to how we work. We're improving the way we listen to what people are saying about services, and radically changing our inspections, with bigger more expert teams who will rate the services so people can better understand our judgement.

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