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- To work collaboratively across, Cambridgeshire County Council and with local, regional and national partners in health and social care to ensure that excellent intelligence underpins the delivery of public health and health and wellbeing outcomes across the local system.
- utilise their excellent analytical and public health knowledge to design and implement innovative and creative solutions to best enable the achievement of public health and health and wellbeing outcomes and objectives, supporting the delivery of organisational and local system objectives, service provision and commissioning as well as monitoring population health outcomes
- Work collaboratively with intelligence colleagues in Cambridgeshire County Council, locally and regionally, to provide population health intelligence to influence and support wider system approaches to health and wellbeing outcomes.
- Think innovatively and creatively to promote and deliver an epidemiological and population approach that influences the local system to improve health outcomes, especially around health outcomes in children and young people
- Contribute to population health management using data on both health and wider determinants of health.
- Monitor and describe the health status of the local population through the analysis, interpretation and presentation of a range of information from numerous sources.
- Work collaboratively with wider system partners to scope and investigate health inequalities using robust epidemiological approaches.
- Deliver analysis of health data as part of the statutory healthcare public health advice service to the NHS and for joint commissioning between Cambridgeshire County Council and the NHS.
- Manage one or more analysts within the Public Health Intelligence team.
- Support the Council’s statutory duties related to Public Health, through expert public health analytical input to enable the protection and improvement of the health of Cambridgeshire’s population, including the identification of health inequalities.
- Postgraduate/higher degree in a relevant subject or demonstrable appropriate relevant experience. Subject relevant to public health (public health, epidemiology, informatics or information science, statistics).
- A thorough understanding of the environment in which local government, public health, the INTEGRATED CARE SYSTEM/NHS and key partners operate, including key relevant policies and strategies.
- A thorough knowledge of public health practice and the role that epidemiology and information analysis plays in protecting and improving the health of the population
- Understanding of the wider determinants of health and their impact on population health and wellbeing.
- Practical knowledge of information governance requirements for the sourcing, analysis and dissemination of public health, Council and NHS data and information
- 24 hour one on one specialist consultant based within your geographical area
- 4Recruitment Services Employee Benefits Programme
- Our own dedicated payroll support ensuring you get the full benefits of your payment
