Business Intelligence Analyst

NHS
Lancashire
1 month ago
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Job Summary

Inspiring Healthier Communities – The Nimbuscare Journey

At Nimbuscare we pioneer a bold, collaborative model of care. Born from a collective of GP practices in York, we have evolved into one of the most dynamic and innovative health and care providers in the country. Our journey is driven by a simple but powerful belief: when we work together we achieve better outcomes for the people we serve.

About Nimbuscare

Nimbuscare is a not‑for‑profit, socially driven organisation within the NHS family. We are collaborative, agile and innovative at our core, working with partners across the system to remove complexity, inspire trust and create person‑centred solutions that make healthcare better for everyone.

Opportunity

You will be in a pivotal role at the heart of our organisation, supporting directorates and senior leaders by delivering meaningful intelligence on service performance and contract delivery, population health trends and equity, and utilisation, outcomes and impact.

What You’ll DoBusiness Intelligence & Performance Reporting
  • Design and deliver clear, accurate dashboards and reports across clinical and non‑clinical services.
  • Monitor KPIs, SLAs and outcomes across multiple contracts.
  • Develop standardised tools and templates to support consistent, high‑quality reporting.
Insight to Drive Service Improvement
  • Provide trend analysis, forecasting and scenario modelling to inform planning and transformation.
  • Work with operational and clinical teams to understand pathways, identify variation and recommend improvements.
  • Deliver deep‑dive analysis on population health, access and outcomes to support neighbourhood strategies.
Data Quality & Governance
  • Maintain high standards of data quality, integrity and validation.
  • Support robust data governance and security processes in line with regulatory requirements.
  • Con to a single version of truth across the organisation.
Stakeholder Engagement & Storytelling
  • Translate complex data into clear, compelling insight for diverse audiences.
  • Present findings to internal leaders and external partners, including system stakeholders.
  • Build trusted relationships that enable teams to use data confidently to tell their story of impact.
About You

You will be curious and insightful, collaborative, purpose‑driven, adaptable and detail‑oriented.

Person Specification QualificationsEssential
  • Advanced skills in data analysis and visualisation tools such as Power BI, Excel or Tableau.
  • Proficiency in data modelling and querying using SQL or equivalent.
  • Understanding of NHS, Local Authority and voluntary sector data sets.
Desirable
  • Familiarity with population health management and risk stratification approaches.
  • Knowledge of national policy around neighbourhood health and the NHS Long Term Plan.
ExperienceEssential
  • Proven experience in a data, performance or business intelligence analyst role (preferably in health, care or public sector).
  • Experience designing and assessing performance frameworks and working with service contracts or SLAs.
Desirable
  • Experience working within Integrated Care Systems, Hospital Trusts or Primary Care Networks.
  • Experience delivering insights that support quality improvement (e.g. PDSA cycles, logic models).
Disclosure and Barring Service Check

Applications will be subject to a Disclosure and Barring Service check as required by the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1975.

Certificate of Sponsorship

Applicants requiring Skilled Worker sponsorship are welcome to apply. Applicants seeking a Certificate of Sponsorship may also apply. For further information please visit the UK Visas and Immigration website.

Employer Details

Nimbuscare Ltd

Gateway 1, Holgate Park Drive, Holgate, York, YO26 4GG


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