2 Data Interpretation Jobs in the Midlands

University NHS Foundation Trust. We are an integrated acute and community Trust serving community services to the whole of Warwickshire. The role, in the Data Warehouse Team, is to cover maternity leave but has the potential to be extended due to the Trust project on replacing Patient administration system. … The successful candidate will we be developing and supporting the Trust's Data Warehouse and Business Information systems. This team is a key part of the Information Department which provides a wide range of operational and performance reports to the Trust through its Business Intelligence systems. The candidate will … learn new ways of working to enhance efficiency. The ability to interpret complex user requirements and translate these into deliverables is essential. Knowledge of Data Warehousing concepts and knowledge of Insource's Data Academy and/or BI tools will be advantageous. The role will mainly be working more »

responsible for providing strategic leadership for the bioinformatics function of the UKHSA, as well as operational leadership of the core bioinformatics team within the Data Operations Directorate. The postholder will be responsible for identifying emerging trends, technologies, and tools in microbial genomics and bioinformatics so that the UKHSA stay … at the forefront of the field, communicating complex technical concepts, contributing to grant applications, and contributing high-level input to data analysis pipelines and interpretation. The post holder will also undertake the important role of UKHSA Head of Profession for Bioinformatics, working to champion and establish comprehensive communities of … all core bioinformatics projects, including managing timelines, budgets, and resources, while maintaining a high quality of work and analysis Contributing high-level input to data analysis pipelines and interpretation Collaborating with other teams and wet lab scientists to provide bioinformatics support Ensuring that the service provides expert advice more »