Civic Recruitment Limited
Public Health Intelligence officer

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6-7 months contract with a local authority
Rate: £243.28 per day Umbrella
Summary
This role is a 6-7 month contract with a local authority, offering a daily rate of £243.28 under an umbrella arrangement. The Public Health Intelligence Officer plays a crucial role in advancing public health and community safety initiatives. This position involves gathering, analyzing, and presenting health and safety data to inform strategic development, implementation, and evaluation of relevant programs.
Responsibilities
- Gather, manage, and interpret data related to public health, population demographics, and community safety from various sources.
- Conduct thorough statistical analyses to provide evidence-based intelligence for strategic and operational decisions.
- Track and report on trends in public health outcomes, crime, anti-social behavior, domestic abuse, violence against women and girls (VAWG), knife crime, and other community safety concerns.
- Perform forecasting, needs assessments, demand analysis, and population health evaluations to aid in service planning.
- Analyze both quantitative and qualitative data to uncover trends, patterns, risks, and emerging issues.
- Contribute to the development of evidence-based policies and initiatives aimed at improving services.
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Requirements:
- Extensive experience in Public Health, Health Intelligence, Community Safety, Research, Epidemiology, or a similar analytical field.
- Proficiency in analyzing large and complex datasets to guide service planning and decision-making.
- Proven ability to produce analytical reports, intelligence products, dashboards, and performance evaluations.


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Qualifications
- A degree in Public Health, Health Sciences, Statistics, Social Sciences, Epidemiology, Geography, Data Analytics, or a related discipline.
- Demonstrated commitment to ongoing professional development in public health intelligence, analytics, research, or data management.
Additional Information
- Working hours are 37 hours per week.
- Location: 25 Windsor Road, Slough, Berkshire, SL1 2EJ, United Kingdom.
- Work pattern includes two days in the office per week.
- Payments are processed on a bi-weekly schedule.
- The application deadline is 1st September 2026; early applications are encouraged.
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