Scientific Database Analyst

Role overview

Duties

• Extract, collate, and validate surveillance datasets and perform epidemiological analyses.
• Develop and implement standardized data collection and analysis protocols across surveillance portfolios.
• Identify and resolve data-quality issues and regularly assess data quality and completeness.
• Ensure data collection and processing follow relevant policies and SOPs.
• Develop and use project information and intelligence systems and contribute to project management and system productivity.
• Undertake complex quantitative and/or qualitative analyses and evaluate evidence from multiple sources.
• Interpret and advise on epidemiological and statistical information for NHS, Department of Health, and other stakeholders.
• Contribute to surveillance and policy reports and peer-reviewed publications.
• Present research and specialist findings at local, national, and international meetings and conferences.
• Undertake literature reviews, evaluative surveys, audits, and other research as required.
• Assist with teaching and training courses, prepare presentation materials, and support AMR and HCAI lectures.
• Manage staff working on relevant work areas if required.

Role capabilities

• Undertake complex quantitative and/or qualitative analysis and select an appropriate approach from possible solutions.
• Analyze and evaluate datasets and research evidence from a range of sources.
• Communicate complex epidemiological and statistical information to clinical and non-clinical audiences.
• Contribute to scientific publications and national and local policy reports.
• Follow standardized protocols, applicable policies, and standard operating procedures.

Location

• Scientific Campus, Colindale, London.

Salary

• £37,749–£45,353 per annum, pro rata.
• Civil Service Pension with a stated employer contribution of 28.97%.

Contract and working pattern

• Permanent role.
• The source lists full-time, part-time, flexible working, and job-share patterns.

Organization and team