Successful participation in and completion of the Health and Care Intelligence Specialist (Level 7) apprenticeship
Providing advice and support in the use of common sources of data for public health purposes
Applying analytical, statistical and epidemiological methods to a range of public health data to support routine and ad hoc analytical projects and tasks
Planning, managing and delivering on a range of assigned projects requiring analytic input, including negotiating and agreeing the most appropriate data output, initiating and planning workloads and setting delivery timescales
Ensuring compliance with quality assurance policy and procedures and taking responsibility for producing data quality reports on hosted databases
Participating in an ad hoc health intelligence request service for users of the services and providing specialist advice on appropriate use of this information
Supporting the local translation and dissemination of health intelligence outputs through awareness raising and signpostingUsing a variety of methods including written briefings and oral presentations to communicate the implications of public health analytical outputs for action to improve local population health to stakeholders from a range of backgrounds
Supporting the training and induction of OHID staff as well as participating in the programme of training in health intelligence for external stakeholders
Attending meetings with key local stakeholders and playing an active role in the hosted network for public health intelligence specialists.
Working collaboratively as part of the analytical capability within OHID and wider DHSC assisting colleagues in the delivery of the analytical work programme
Ensuring personal, and promoting team, compliance with corporate policies in relation to security, confidentiality and release of information
Supervision of relevant staff as directed.
Training:An apprenticeship is an exciting opportunity to ‘earn while you learn’ by combining theoretical learning with practical ‘on-the-job’ experience; allowing you to work towards a nationally recognised qualification, while building skills in your daily role and earning a salary. An apprenticeship also allows you to secure a qualification with no tuition or student fees as the programme is fully funded by the department.
You will spend 80% of your contracted working hours on your day-to-day responsibilities and 20% of your time will be dedicated to your training. The apprenticeship will provide you with new skills to apply to your job role, ensuring you are continuously learning in a supportive environment.
Upon successful competition of the end point assessment, you will achieve a Level 7 apprenticeship as a Health and Care Intelligence Specialist.Training Outcome:This role will enable you to build your knowledge and skills in public health intelligence, as well giving you an understanding of government and the wider health and care system. The role will provide experience that will be relevant to a career in health and care analytics within the civil service, the NHS or local government.Employer Description:In DHSC, we are proud of our purpose – to enable everyone to live more independent, healthier lives for longer. To achieve this, and create a great place to work, we have four values: we are inclusive, we constantly improve, we challenge, and we are agile. If this sounds like an environment you’d like to work in, we’d love to hear from you.Working Hours :We are offering a permanent contract with an apprenticeship.
Full time - flexible workingSkills: Attention to detail,Number skills,Analytical skills,Team working....Read more...
To provide assistance to the End User Device Engineers delivering technical and user supportTraining will involve working under the supervision of an engineer as directed by the EUC Service Support Manager/Team Leader in the build and commissioning of new and used equipment (workstations, laptops, i Devices, printers). Training will also include the patching of network equipment
To adhere to departmental policies regarding hardware and software inventory, equipment disposal and loan of IT equipment.
Main Duties
Provide technical and user support of existing hardware, software and operating systems in a timely and efficient manner, with support from the EUD engineer and in accordance with the procedures and standards of the department
To ensure users of IT systems & Information adhere to Organisational Policies and procedures, give guidance to users and contribute to these procedures
To advise customers on IT systems
To prioritise tickets logged by the Service Desk team and to resolve incidents and service requests in line with the Service Level Agreements with support from the EUD engineers
Ability to liaise with customers and third-party companies in a professional manner
Responsibilities of the Post Holder
Policy/service development
To contribute to the effective delivery of the Service Delivery function
To gain an understanding of how the department functions by assisting engineers as required whilst gaining knowledge and experience and by undertaking training in the following: - Moving and Handling
Research & Development - Aid in the testing of all new hardware configurations of desktop PCs and new printers, before these are put into use by customers. Pre-tests the latest releases of standard desktop software packages.Training:You will experience a blended learning model.
You will gather learning evidence, journals and off-the-job records using your e-portfolio.
At the end of the planned learning period, it will be agreed that you are ready to enter 'Gateway' and for your End Point Assessment to be arranged.
This programme is delivered via a day release delivery model which means that one day per week, your attendance is required at our Derby Road campus (NG18). This attendance is required during term time only.Training Outcome:Although this role is offered on an initial 22 month fixed term contract there are many opportunities for qualified IT Technicians within the NHS both locally and nationally. This level 3 apprenticeship will give you the entry requirements for further study at university level either through apprenticeships or full time study courses.Employer Description:Nottinghamshire Health Informatics Service (NHIS) are an Information Management & Technology (IM&T) service provider. We supply digital services including Infrastructure Management, Cyber Security, a full range of 1st, 2nd & 3rd Line Technical Support Services, along with Professional and Transformation services including Project Management & Training teams. NHIS are a shared service hosted by Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (SFHFT) supporting Health and Care organisations across the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care System (ICS). We work collaboratively with our partner & customer organisations to help deliver their digital & transformational initiatives & strategies, providing expertise and knowledge gained through years of experience. We provide support to over 13,000 users at nearly 800 sites with around 150 internal dedicated staff. Our main aim is to help improve health and care services for citizens by working with organisations to improve the digital experience for the Health and Care workforce and for our local population, ultimately providing a data rich ICS with a focus on the sharing of information and interoperability.Working Hours :Monday-Friday 8.30am-4.30pm.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Logical,Team working,Physical fitness....Read more...
About The RoleThe Support Worker will provide a structured, personalised resettlement service to every service user at Mildmay House. To seek to support service users who have experienced homelessness to move into their own homes in a planned and supported way.To offer advice, training, information and one-to-one/group support to help service users through this process. The support offered very much depends on the individual, but can include advice on housing rights, accompanying individuals to meetings, and practical support to move in, such as obtaining furniture and setting up payment plans for household bills. Ensure that service users who are ready to move on are given the security and support to maximise their independence, dignity and choice, in accordance with the aims and objectives of the project.Please note this is a full time role working on a rota basis - generally a week of day shifts, a week of night shifts and working every other weekend. What you will be doing:
Providing service users with information on housing options, assist them to make applications for accommodation, advocate on their behalf with housing providers and accompany them to interviews and viewings if appropriateActing as a key-worker to a caseload of residents, enabling them to take ownership of their journey with Salvation Army HomesEnsuring that clients receive the necessary practical help to move in, either directly or through liaison with other support services. This would include, personal and housing benefit claims, assistance with community care grants, domestic fuel connections etcCarrying out a strengths-based assessment with applicants, facilitating the co-production of a person-centred plan, that enables individuals to achieve their goals and aspirations and the opportunity to identify and develop their talentsDeveloping and maintaining effective working relationships with specialists and agencies who might offer resources, funding, or individual services relevant to service user needs, e.g. Registered Social Landlords, Local Authority, Community Psychiatric Services, Benefit Agency and other government agencies, referral agencies, charitable trusts, other voluntary agencies. About the Service:Mildmay House is a 47 bed supported accommodation service for single homeless males and females aged 16 upwards, clients who live at our service come from a variety of backgrounds/circumstances including relationship breakdowns, rough sleeping, mental health, drugs & alcohol use. At Mildmay we seek to provide a warm, respectful and supportive environment for clients. We want every person who walks through the door to feel that Mildmay is their home from Day 1. Staff aim to support and encourage clients throughout their stay/journey with us as they move towards independent living. What our Staff Say: I love working at Mildmay House because there is never a dull moment. The relationships that are developed with the clients are extremely important and I think that it is one of the key things that supports us truly transform lives. This role is known internally as Support Worker About The CandidateA Support Worker will instinctively share Salvation Army Homes delivery values and behaviours, loving your work, helping people to thrive and always finding a way to be effective. You will need to:
Have experience of or knowledge related to working with homeless peopleHave experience of working with clients to overcome the barriers to effective resettlementProven ability to network with outside agencies and develop partnerships that support effective resettlement.Proven capacity to deal successfully with difficult and complex situationsCapacity to understand individual action plans, personal development programmes and need and risk assessmentBe a confident and capable communicator, not fazed by difficult situationsBe able to build trusting, professional relationships and have a high level of resilience.Take an asset-based approach to empowering people to develop their skills, strengths and talents.Benefits of working as a Support Worker:
26 days annual leave rising to 31 days£100 when you start work, plus £250 at 6 months’ service and another £250 at 12 months’ serviceAn extra day off on your birthdayA High Street discount scheme (great savings both on and off-line)Pension with life assuranceDiscounted private medical insuranceLoans available for financial emergenciesOccupational Sick PayA full Induction package and training relevant to the roleLong service awards from 2.5 yearsSupport to learn and develop your careerAbout The CompanyA registered social landlord and one of the leading providers of supported housing in the UK, Salvation Army Homes is dedicated to transforming lives by providing accommodation and support for some of the most vulnerable members of society - mainly people with complex needs and/or experiencing homelessness. Salvation Army Homes is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and vulnerable adults and expects all employees and volunteers to share this commitment.Our aim is to work with individuals to build on their strengths, creating person centred, individualised strategies and plans that transform lives, support recovery and enable positive behaviour. In order to succeed, however, we need the right people in place. Our workforce is one of our greatest assets, but only by recruiting the very best can we continue to deliver comprehensive, good quality housing services, support and resettlement. services to our residents. That’s where you come in.As an equal opportunities’ employer, Salvation Army Homes is committed to the equal treatment of all current and prospective employees and does not condone discrimination on the basis of age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, race or ethnicity, religion or belief, gender identity, or marriage and civil partnership. We invite and welcome applications to apply for Salvation Army Homes opportunities without concern of bias or discrimination. We reserve the right to close this vacancy early if we receive sufficient applications for the role. Therefore, if you are interested, please submit your application as early as possible.''....Read more...
