Evolution
Diagnostics Project Analyst

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About The Role
Evolution is seeking a highly analytical and inquisitive Diagnostics Project Analyst to join our growing healthcare consultancy team.
This role sits within our Diagnostics Capability Enablement proposition and focuses on helping NHS organisations understand, improve and transform diagnostic services. You will work closely with healthcare leaders to assess current performance, identify opportunities and support the delivery of sustainable improvements.
What You'll Be Doing
- Supporting reviews of NHS diagnostic services and operational performance
- Analysing capacity, demand, productivity and pathway performance data
- Conducting stakeholder interviews and facilitating workshops
- Developing structured findings and recommendations
- Creating executive-level reports and presentations
- Working alongside clinical, operational and transformation teams
- Helping clients understand root causes of performance challenges and identify realistic opportunities for improvement
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What We're Looking For
You are likely to be:
- Naturally curious and analytical
- Comfortable working through ambiguity
- Able to build credibility with senior stakeholders
- Confident presenting findings and facilitating discussions
- Evidence-led with strong problem-solving skills
- Collaborative, organised and highly professional
Requirements
Desirable Experience
Experience or knowledge of:
- NHS diagnostics
- Pathology
- Imaging
- Endoscopy
- Physiological sciences
- Service improvement
- Operational performance
- Healthcare consulting
- Transformation programmes
- Benefits realisation and service reviews


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Benefits
Why Join Evolution?
At Evolution, our purpose is simple: helping people and organisations realise their potential. We work in partnership with clients to create meaningful and sustainable change whilst delivering exceptional customer experiences.
Our values are:
- Ambitious - We love what we do and find a way forward
- Innovative - We encourage new ideas and make them happen
- Collaborative - We achieve more together
Join a consultancy where you can make a genuine impact across the NHS while developing your career alongside experienced healthcare transformation professionals.
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