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Business Analyst

London
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Business Analyst – Healthcare | Outside IR35 | 6 Months

We're recruiting on behalf of a major UK life sciences organisation for a Business Analyst to join a high-profile participant data and consent management programme.

This is a deep, traditional BA role; process- and detail-oriented, suited to someone who thrives in a governance and policy-heavy environment and can build a robust requirements set independently.

What you'll be doing:

  • Documenting current ("as-is") business processes and policies across multiple participant groups
  • Identifying and sizing pain points and risk in existing processes
  • Spotting gaps and inconsistencies across different operational cohorts
  • Recommending process and policy improvements and alignment opportunities
  • Translating findings into clear, functional business requirements for a target-state model

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  • End-to-end process maps
  • Current operating model assessment
  • Gap and risk analysis
  • Prioritised improvement recommendations
  • Documented business requirements

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What we're looking for:

  • A traditional, process-driven business analyst background
  • Healthcare sector experience is essential
  • Comfortable working within governance and policy-heavy environments
  • Strong, independent requirements-gathering skills

Contract details:

  • Outside IR35
  • Start date: 5 October
  • Location: Predominantly remote - travel to London office once to twice per month
  • Initial 6-month contract, with the possibility of extension based on performance
  • Rate: £450-500 per day
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