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Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Digital Change Business Analyst

Dorchester
Posted about 17 hours ago
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Dorset County Hospital - Business Analyst

Dorset County Hospital is growing its digital transformation and change service, and is looking to recruit an experienced Business Analyst to join the team. The post holder will play a pivotal role in delivering our exciting change programme by helping to define requirements, redesign work processes, and build a culture of digitally-enabled change.

The scope of the role is varied, involving both technical and operational/clinical areas. The post holder will bring experts together to identify, define, and promote new ways of working. To do this, they will need to become familiar with the digital tools available, including clinical and non-clinical systems and internally developed solutions, as well as with patient pathways and operational processes. Recognising the complexity of clinical and operational processes, the post holder must be comfortable with a degree of ambiguity and will work as a consensus builder to help facilitate the co-design of new processes.

The successful candidate will be experienced in business analysis/process redesign, ideally including experience working in digital change. A grasp of technical concepts such as integration, data structures and system architecture is required in order to produce designs useful to technical teams. They will work closely with internal and external teams as designs are implemented, refining requirements and designs as projects/initiatives progress and ensuring requirements have been met to an acceptable standard.

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The post holder is responsible for ensuring that the digital requirements of the Trust are captured correctly and that benefits are identified and realised. This will include the following key responsibilities:

  • Mapping and redesigning business processes
  • Consensus building, facilitation, and collaboration with sometimes disparate groups of stakeholders
  • Capturing high-level and detailed business requirements and expressing them as required by the project
  • Capturing acceptance criteria for business requirements which accurately quantify when a requirement is considered to be met
  • Translation of business requirements into cohesive, high-level solution designs which can be implemented by technical teams
  • Verification of implemented requirements
  • Contributing to project documentation and supporting the transition of solutions into service through tasks such as user training and support
  • Developing good relationships with Trust staff and communicating effectively in order to successfully capture the right information to deliver business change
  • Research and understand NHS standards and statutory national requirements as required by relevant projects
  • Identify and set effective working processes, practices, and professional standards that could be adopted by the Digital Services department

The Digital Services team is a friendly, supportive, and dedicated group of digital professionals who are committed to providing outstanding support services to Dorset County Hospital.

The post holder will work closely with digital colleagues from services including:

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  • Clinical Systems
  • Development
  • Digital Portfolio Team
  • Business Intelligence
  • Health Records
  • Clinical Coding
  • Digital Technology and Infrastructure
  • Digital Change and Training

This role may include working across the Dorset Providers and the HealthSet Programme.

The successful candidate will be fully supported and be provided with opportunities to develop new skills and knowledge as part of their role.

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For further details / informal visits contact:

Name: Lucy Sandell

Job title: Head of Digital Projects and Programmes

Email address: Lucy.Sandell@dchft.nhs.uk

Telephone number: 01305 251150

Please contact by email in the first instance.

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Skills

Business Analysis
Process Redesign
Stakeholder Engagement
Requirements Gathering
Solution Design
Verification
Project Documentation
User Training
Collaboration
NHS Standards
Data Structures
System Architecture
Clinical Systems
Digital Tools
Operational Processes
Consensus Building

Location

Dorchester, England, United Kingdom

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