5 Data Quality Jobs in Cambridgeshire

benefits Please note: you need to have the right to work in the UK – no sponsorship, unfortunately About the job Reporting to the Senior Data & Analytics Lead, the BI Developer will be responsible for driving the direction and maintaining the business data model ensuring it aligns with business … activities and processes. The role will work closely with key internal and external stakeholders in organising and creating a data model that makes data and information accessible with appropriate channels of access controls. Fostering a relationship of trust and playing an advisory role in the use of data to improve business performance. The role will require playing a highly collaborative role by overseeing cross-functional data governance while ensuring the adoption and adherence to data quality are understood by stakeholders. Key Responsibilities Responsible for designing effective, efficient data models to support various types more »

We are delighted to be supporting a Cambridge based software company with a global presence. They are currently recruiting for a Data Analyst to join the team on a full time, permanent basis. Key responsibilities will include: Reviewing large data sets to generate informed reports based upon patterns … and trends for the EU business. Maximise data quality and identify and resolve data root causes while fixing data errors. Lead on development of EU data reporting processes and solutions. Assist with the continual development and implementation for data reporting processes. Support with the … development of BI landscape across multiple disciplines and departments to ensure they are maximising business efforts. Take ownership of the internal data reporting systems. Provide reports as and when required to support the business needs. The successful candidate will have: Experienced within a similar role. Experienced with EU data more »

Working alongside the operational and clinical teams your responsibilities will include providing administrative support for the PVDU MDT as well as inputting and extracting data for the THOR tracking systems for which training and support will be provided. You will have the ability to work on your own initiative … and to prioritise your workload. Main duties of the job The PH Data Officer will be working within the Pulmonary Hypertension Multidisciplinary team to manage electronic database complete administrative support service to ensure that patients who are cared for on the Pulmonary Hypertension pathways have a high-quality experience. The role includes *To produce data submissions, these include registrations to the National Audit of Pulmonary Hypertension (NAPH). *To ensure that all paper and electronic filing systems are kept updated. *To input and maintain all relevant data onto the PVDU database within specified data more »

effective and efficient insurance service across the 10 SEERPIC forces and help deliver better financial outcomes for SEERPIC with improved management information, reporting and data quality and SEERPIC level management of risk and exposure. Support the SEERPIC Board in the development, review and updating of the SEERPIC strategy more »

of industry trends to aid primary care and GPN growth. The role demands ensuring members' access to all membership benefits and prioritizing a high-quality user experience. Candidates must be able to work independently and as part of a team, manage workloads in a fast-paced environment, and maintain … also to ensure that GPN leadership is aligned. Be responsible for a high standard of work supporting the delivery of projects on time, to quality standards and in a cost effective manner. Maintain and expand a directory of offers to practices, including back office functions such as HR Consultancy … Information Governance and Data Quality. Ensure and encourage the optimisation and utilisation of said offers by each member practice/PCN. Lead a team of Project Managers and support staff in the delivery of project plans, allocating tasks as appropriate, identifying risks, issues and dependencies, considering best practice and more »