Location
Warwickshire, United Kingdom
Type
Full Time
Salary (£)
53,755 to 60,504 per year
About George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust
George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust is a friendly, forward‑looking workplace where people come together to solve tough problems that matter. They don’t just talk about making an impact—they live it daily. From frontline care to backend data solutions, their team is full of passionate professionals driving change. If you’re after career growth in a supportive work environment where tech and healthcare meet, this is your moment.
Job details
Benefits
- Skilled Worker Visa sponsorship for eligible professionals
- Clear career progression within a trusted NHS organisation
- Work alongside senior clinical and operational teams
- Hybrid working options and flexible arrangements where possible
- Join a team at the forefront of digital health transformation
Requirements
- Proven ability to lead and motivate teams, especially in data-focused environments
- Master’s degree or equivalent experience in MS‑SQL, SSRS, and Excel
- Strong hands-on expertise in SQL database tools and advanced scripting
- Experience building efficient, scalable data warehouse architectures
- Skilled in designing and managing ETL processes and system integrations
- Ability to analyse complex problems and offer informed solutions quickly
- Previous experience delivering timely, accurate reporting under pressure
Bonus if you’ve got
- A solid grasp of NHS data standards and workflows
- Insight into clinical and operational needs within an acute care setting
Salary Details
The position pays between £53,755 and £60,504 per year, depending on your experience. This Band 8b role also includes NHS pension, generous leave, and benefits packages aligned with public service values.
About the Role
This is no ordinary tech role. You’ll be a key player in the rollout and ongoing integration of the Oracle Millennium Electronic Patient Record. Your job is to make sure the Trust’s data backbone is solid, smart, and aligned with their mission. Whether you’re designing high-performance warehouses or managing analytics workflows, what you build will shape decisions that affect lives.
You’ll also lead teams, collaborate with clinical units, and provide hands-on technical support to ensure their systems are not just functional but forward‑thinking. With the right mix of independence and collaboration, this is one of those UK job opportunities that blends data science with real-world outcomes.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain scalable data architectures that support healthcare analytics
- Manage ETL pipelines that pull accurate data from diverse sources
- Lead cross-functional teams to deliver on project goals with clarity and pace
- Collaborate with clinical and operational teams to meet their information needs
- Balance speed and accuracy when navigating conflicting demands
- Maintain accountability for data quality, analysis, and system integration
- Keep reporting systems aligned with project management frameworks
Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This role requires a background check through the Disclosure and Barring Service in accordance with the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act.
Certificate of Sponsorship
Applications from job seekers who require current Skilled Worker sponsorship to work in the UK are welcome and will be considered alongside all other applications. For further information visit the UK Visas and Immigration website.
Equal Opportunity Statement
They are proud to be an inclusive employer. Applications are encouraged from all individuals, regardless of background, and selection is based solely on merit and suitability.
Employer Details
- Company Name: George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust
- Address: College Street, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, CV10 7DJ
- Contact: hr.recruitment@geh.nhs.uk
Reference Number
GEH/DWHSR/0725
How To Apply
Think you’re the one to lead this game‑changing data team? Apply now and join a Trust that’s reshaping how care meets tech.
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