Epidemiological Analyst
Role Overview
Develop and maintain enhanced surveillance systems for vaccine-preventable diseases and produce epidemiological analysis and reporting.
Work with professionals within and outside UKHSA to ensure high-quality surveillance data.
The post includes database, website and dashboard work, scientific outputs and presentation of research findings.
Key Skills for This Role
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Job summary
Develop and maintain enhanced surveillance systems for vaccine-preventable diseases and produce epidemiological analysis and reporting.
Work with professionals within and outside UKHSA to ensure high-quality surveillance data.
The post includes database, website and dashboard work, scientific outputs and presentation of research findings.
Salary
- Salary is £37,749–£45,353 per annum, pro rata.
- The posting also describes a Civil Service Pension with an employer contribution of 28.97%.
Surveillance and data management
- Develop and maintain surveillance systems and databases with scientific, clinical, laboratory and Health Protection colleagues.
- Create queries and validation checks to remove duplicates and improve data quality and completeness.
- Liaise with stakeholders, clinicians, laboratories and Health Protection Teams on surveillance data, cases and outbreaks.
- Run database queries, prepare annual surveillance reports, answer ad hoc information requests and support Parliamentary Questions.
- Prepare annual datasets for international organisations including WHO and ECDC.
Research, reporting and web content
- Maintain disease-specific UKHSA website pages and dashboards, validating content against relevant guidelines.
- Maintain disease-specific Reference Manager databases with scientific and medical staff.
- Contribute to scientific papers and reports for the Department of Health and JCVI.
- Present surveillance data and findings at internal and national meetings and conferences.
- Support databases and websites for other infectious disease surveillance projects.
Knowledge and experience
- Understand vaccines, how they work and their utility in the national immunisation programme.
- Be proficient in database platforms and tools including R, MS Access and SQL.
- Have experience using statistical packages for epidemiological analyses and writing scientific papers for publication.
- Be comfortable presenting research at local and national meetings and conferences.
Professional development
- Maintain continuous professional development in line with relevant professional, statutory and service requirements.
- Agree performance, training and development needs through appraisal and development planning; attend relevant training and share data science practices.
- Complete required mandatory training, including fire safety and information governance.
Working relationships
Work with internal teams including vaccine coverage, safety and effectiveness, Immunisation Division, laboratories, ICT and Digital, Public Health Data Science, and local and regional services.
Work with external partners including NHS laboratories, NHS bodies, government departments, child health and immunisation teams, public health agencies and local public health leaders.
Location and working pattern
- The stated location is Colindale, London (Scientific Campus).
- The posting lists flexible working and full-time, job-share and part-time patterns; it states the length of employment as permanent.
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