Senior Analyst in Tring

Location: Remote role with regular on-site client work across the UK

Reporting to: Managing Partner, Specialty Transformation

ABOUT US

We are a well‑established and trusted health economy partner, saving millions for reinvestment in health and social care through our Workforce, Financial, Care and Specialty Transformation businesses. We are dedicated to improving the health economy through expert advisors, established technology, and best practice process improvement. Our work has also been recognised with numerous HR and Finance industry awards. As a base all our employees work from the comfort of their own home. We now have over 400 employees based across the length and breadth of the UK, enjoying the flexibility of working remotely.

JOB SUMMARY

Join us as a Senior Analyst in Specialty Transformation and play a pivotal role in shaping the future of NHS specialty services. We are looking to appoint an experienced Senior Analyst to lead analytics‑driven improvement across NHS Trust specialty services, transforming clinical pathways to increase clinical productivity, improve efficiency and reduce waste, and enhance patient experience. You will engage directly with senior clinical and operational leaders, translating health data into actionable insights and delivering robust forecasting, predictive models, and pathway simulations. This is a highly consultative, client‑facing role requiring frequent multi‑day on‑site engagements nationwide, partnering with clinicians and managers to design, implement, and track measurable change.

PRINCIPAL TASKS & ACTIVITIES

• Clinical pathway analytics & design
• Analyse specialty‑level activity, demand, capacity, and flow to identify constraints, variation, and waste.
• Build forecasting, predictive, and scenario models (e.g., demand/capacity, clinic templates, backlog recovery, theatre and outpatient optimisation).
• Translate insights into re‑designed pathways, standard operating procedures, and implementation plans.
• Lead discovery, data validation, and insight workshops with clinical and operational stakeholders.
• Co‑develop improvement roadmaps, quantifying benefits and defining milestones, KPIs, and governance.
• Provide on‑site advisory support for multi‑day engagements across the UK; facilitate change huddles and clinical engagement sessions.

• Measurement & benefits realisation
• Establish baselines, targets, and tracking dashboards for productivity, efficiency, and patient experience outcomes.
• Monitor impact, course‑correct interventions, and produce executive‑ready reports and board papers.
• Work with Trust data teams to extract, clean, and integrate health data (e.g., EPR, PAS, RTT, theatre, diagnostics).
• Ensure robust data definitions, lineage, and reproducibility of analytical methods.
• Present complex analytics in clear, compelling narratives for clinical, operational, and executive audiences.
• Manage expectations, risks, and dependencies; escape issues proactively and diplomatically.
• Contribute to Liaison Group methodologies, accelerators, and reusable models for specialty transformation.
• Mentor junior analysts; champion best practice in modelling, visualisation, and delivery.

SKILL, EXPERIENCE & COMPETENCIES

• Extensive experience (typically 5‑8+ years) in NHS analytics or operational research with demonstrable pathway transformation impact in NHS or comparable healthcare systems.
• Advanced capability in analytic modelling, including forecasting, predictive modelling, queuing/flow, variability reduction, and scenario simulation.
• Strong consultative approach: requirements discovery, hypothesis‑led problem solving, structured story lining, and benefits realisation.
• Proficiency with SQL and one or more analytics tools (e.g., Python/R, Power BI/Tableau), including data wrangling and visualisation.
• Confident facilitator able to run workshops with clinicians and managers; excellent communication and presentation skills.
• Evidence of delivering measurable improvements in productivity, efficiency, and patient experience at specialty/service‑line level.
• Comfortable operating on client sites for several consecutive days; resilient, organised, and self‑directed in high‑stakes environments.
• Understanding of NHS data sets (e.g., SUS, RTT/PTL, theatre, outpatient, diagnostics), information standards, and IG requirements.
• Strong understanding of activity capture into main and local systems through to SUS submission and reimbursement.
• Degree in a quantitative discipline (e.g., Mathematics, Statistics, Operational Research, Data Science, Health Informatics) or equivalent experience.
• Ongoing CPD in forecasting, predictive modelling, and healthcare improvement methods is expected.
• Postgraduate qualification or professional certifications in analytics, data science, improvement science, or project delivery (e.g., Lean/Six Sigma, PRINCE2/Agile) advantageous.

OUR VALUES

You will be expected to demonstrate Liaison's core values: Care, Honesty, Inspire and Guide, and embody our behaviours‑be present, choose your attitude, make someone's day, and have fun.

FURTHER INFORMATION

We are proud to support our colleagues and will offer an interview to any candidate with a disability, should they match the skills and experience required for the role. Liaison Group is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment regardless of race, colour, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status. We pride ourselves on being a place where we can all be ourselves and succeed on merit. Liaison Group are committed to the Good Recruitment Campaign and are official signatories for the Good Recruitment Charter. We reserve the right to close this vacancy early if we receive a high volume of applications.