Data and General Administrator

The National Haemophilia Database (NHD) is a registry of people in the UK with all types of bleeding disorders. The database is held within the NHS and managed by the UK Haemophilia Centre Doctors' Organisation (UKHCDO). The NHD is at a transformation stage in its development and requires insight professionals to harness the wealth of data that is available to it.

The NHD has the richest data store for bleeding disorders in the world and are about to invest heavily in the infrastructure required to enhance the processing, accessibility and surfacing of that data. We are looking for an individual to play a key role in the administration of general duties and data across its full lifecycle, from the collection of data through to the point of data exploitation that can make a real difference to the lives of people with bleeding disorders.

Main Responsibilities:

• Working with the UK’s best clinical, scientific, and statistical capabilities in this sector, being a vital part of a team.
• Creation and maintenance of any necessary MS Excel spreadsheets and MS Access database, providing support to the Data Administration Manager.
• Undertake analytical skills to support analysis such as producing tables, graphs etc. and running queries.
• Assisting with data quality, checking, and cleansing.
• Assisting in the collection, collation, and management of data, ensuring that it is accurate and up-to-date.
• Clearly defining stakeholder requirements for administration purposes to support data analysis.
• General administrative responsibilities alongside the data analysis side of things.

The Ideal Candidate:

• A degree in an analytical, technical, or mathematical discipline, backed up by additional and continual professional development.
• Excellent administrative skills and a good eye for detail.
• Proven IT, programming and mathematical skills, and an appreciation of how they are applied in the work environment.
• Analytical and problem-solving skills, including the need for careful analysis of data to produce clear findings.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office packages, especially in Word, Excel and Access.
• Intermediate proficiency in SQL, Python, R or other modern coding.
• Experience in the automation of data workflows.
• Experience in supporting organisations fulfil its regulatory requirements in such areas as data quality and data security.

Benefits:

• Highly competitive contributory pension scheme with company contributions.
• 27 days holiday rising to 33 days (+ 8 general and public holidays).
• Support for qualification development opportunities.
• Flexible / hybrid working options to maintain work life balance.
• Peninsula Employee Assistance programme.
• Salary Sacrifice Scheme.
• Modern office facilities at Salford Quays.
• A relaxed and friendly office environment.
• Parking on site.
• Main tram and bus routes stop outside office and connect to main railway hub stations.

And of course, you will be involved in high profile work providing professional development and ability to significantly impact on health and care services.