Job Description
Assistant Programme Manager - Belfast Join the public sector as an Assistant Programme Manager in Belfast, managing the development, production and delivery of complex statistical and qualitative and/or quantitative reports. About the role:
1. £19.78 per hour
2. Knockbracken Healthcare Park, Belfast HQ
3. 37 hours a week
4. Temporary, approx 3 - 6 months
5. - however you can register your interest for other upcoming vacancies by applying today.
What you'll be doing in this role:
6. To produce detailed and timely Trust level corporate activity reports on a daily, weekly and monthly basis among for distribution to Executive Directors, Area Managers and other senior staff within the organisation.
7. To produce reports and analysis to investigate activity trends within the Trust as required and that relevant data cleaning has taken place to ensure the accuracy of the information provided.
8. To undertake analysis of data and produce reports to complete returns to the Department of Health, Health and Social Care Board, other Health and Social Care agencies or stakeholders as required.
9. To act as a point of contact for queries from external stakeholders in relation to statutory returns.
10. To communicate complex findings in a coherent way to staff and relevant stakeholders at all levels ensuring that key findings are communicated in a relevant and comprehensive manner.
11. To deal with staff at all levels, and facilitate a clear definition of information requirements for complex and statistically technically challenging requests or projects, ensuring that issues are communicated in a clear way to non-specialists.
What you'll need for this role:
12. A working knowledge and experience of Microsoft Office packages specifically the creation and manipulation of Access databases and Excel Pivot tables; knowledge of web based applications.
13. A degree in Computing, Information Technology, Information Management or related areas of information/statistics management with one year’s quantifiable experience within a discipline relevant to information analysis or statistics which includes an in-depth working knowledge of information production, report writing or inferential statistics. OR,
14. 5 years’ experience and quantifiable experience within a discipline relevant to information analysis or statistics which includes an in-depth working knowledge of information production, report writing or inferential statistics.
15. Highly skilled in analysis and interpretation of data and turning data into meaningful presentations; experience of communicating effectively in formal meetings.
16. Attention to detail and accuracy.
17. Sound knowledge of data security and confidentiality issues, working within a highly confidential environment.
If this sounds like the next step in your career, we’d love to hear from you! Even if you don’t meet every listed requirement, we encourage you to apply – we may have other suitable roles for you.