SWRK - Telecare Development Worker (Data Analyst)

Telecare Development Worker (Data Analyst)

Service: Adult and Older People’s Services
Grade scale: Grade 3 Level 2-4
Reports to: Operations Manager (Technology Enabled Care)

Purpose of the job

To support the Care at Home and Technology Enabled Care Service through the provision of high-quality data analysis, performance reporting and service insight. To collect, analyse, interpret and present data to support operational and strategic decision making, developing automated reporting solutions, dashboards and actionable insights that improve service delivery, efficiency and outcomes for service users.

To provide analytical support to joint initiatives across Care at Home, Health and Social Care partnerships and other service areas where shared performance, demand planning or improvement activity is undertaken.

Key tasks and responsibilities

To collect, validate, analyse and interpret data from multiple systems and sources.

To develop and maintain reporting frameworks, management information reports and performance dashboards.

Design and maintain Power BI dashboards and visualizations.

Use Power Query to extract, cleanse, transform and automate data.

Monitor service performance against agreed targets and indicators.

Produce monthly, quarterly and annual performance reports.

Identify trends, risks and opportunities for service improvement.

Support service redesign, transformation initiatives and continuous improvement programmes.

Forecast future demand and support workforce and resource planning.

Provide analytical support to Care at Home services including activity, workforce, performance and outcome reporting when required.

Contribute to partnership work with Health and Social Care colleagues, NHS partners, local authority services and external providers through the provision of data analysis and performance information.

Respond to information requests and present findings to stakeholders.

Ensure compliance with GDPR, information governance and data security requirements.

Person specification

Criteria

Essential

Desirable

Education, qualification and training

Demonstrate relevant experience in a data analysis role.

Proven evidence of continuing professional development in data analysis and reporting tools.

Microsoft Power BI and Power Query training.

Demonstrate advanced Excel training.

Data Analytics or Business Intelligence courses.

Degree, HNC, HND, SVQ or equivalent qualification in a relevant subject.

Skills, knowledge and experience

Experience analysing and interpreting data from multiple sources.

Ability to demonstrate advanced skills in Excel, Power Query, Power BI, reporting, data quality and governance.

Ability to communicate analytical information effectively

Experience in Health and Social Care, TEC, Telecare or Local Government.

SQL and forecasting experience.

Knowledge of performance management and benchmarking.

Personal qualities

Attention to detail.

Proactive approach.

Ability to work independently and collaboratively.

Adaptable and solution-focused, with the ability to respond positively to changing service requirements.

Professionalism and commitment to service improvement.

Enthusiasm for technology, innovation and digital transformation

Other

Ability to manage competing priorities, meet deadlines and maintain confidentiality.

To work in a flexible, adaptable manner and to always act with discretion and tact

To demonstrate behaviours consistent with honesty and openness: treating people consistently, fairly and with respect

Awareness of developments in Technology Enabled Care, Care at Home and digital health and social care services.

Safer recruitment checks

As part of our approach to good practice and safer recruitment we carry out a number of pre-employment checks:

  • Asylum and Immigration right to work in the UK.
  • Reference check: external candidates require 2 references, one of which must be from present or most recent employer; Internal candidates require 1 reference from current line manager.
  • Candidate Disclosure Scotland check, where applicable.

Behaviour framework

The council’s behaviour framework is a set of core behaviours that defines how employees approach work to enable the delivery of key tasks for the role. The expected behaviours for this role are:

Efficient

  • Use initiative and drive to improve and develop systems and processes to increase efficiency achieving better outcomes in service delivery.
  • Suggests ways to improve how others organise their own work.
  • As a manager or professional/expert you actively seek solutions to deliver improvements and involves others in the development of solutions and improvements.
  • Agrees SMART objectives for both team and individual employees reviewing progress to achieve successful outcomes.
  • Manage budgets with no overspends and applying the council’s financial policies and procedures.
  • Ensures sustainability and environmental awareness practices are being implemented and that they inform the development of new projects/initiatives.

Flexible

  • Anticipates and responds flexibly to changing priorities and modifies practice to meet changing environment.
  • Identifies and implements new ways of working.
  • Supports individuals and team at times of both organisational and personal change making appropriate adjustments to accommodate individual needs where required.
  • Expresses a positive approach to change and promotes the benefits of change to team and colleagues.
  • Actively listens to customer feedback and takes action to improve customer experience.

Performing

  • Use professional expertise and knowledge to ensure the council is leading best practice to improve outcomes.
  • Ensure that the council is meeting it’s legislative and statutory requirements by keeping abreast of new initiatives and legislation.
  • Evaluates and reviews the impact of service improvements from the customers perspective.
  • Identifies trends and creates solutions.
  • Ensuring that health and safety practices, policies and procedures are applied keeping employees and customers safe and minimising workplace accidents and injuries.
  • Implements the council’s maximising attendance policy and procedure ensuring action is taken and recorded on people connect.
  • Considers risk in the context of service development and delivery.

Working with others

  • Promotes a positive team environment with good morale.
  • Works with other teams and colleagues internally and externally, developing relationships and sharing knowledge, ideas and expertise to achieve outcomes.
  • Provide objective and constructive advice and support if tensions arise.
  • Shares knowledge with internal and external colleagues to achieve common objectives.
  • Giving praise and recognition for good work.
  • Use professional identity and expert knowledge to work across disciplines breaking down professional barriers to improve outcomes for individuals and communities.
  • Encourages colleagues to consider different perspectives in their work.
  • Adapts communication to encourage desired behaviour.

Leading

  • Understands what needs to be achieved and ensures that this is communicated to team members.
  • Expresses positive expectations of others to support their development.
  • Recognise individual and team achievements thanking and praising others.
  • Maintain a positive approach and motivate team when things go wrong, or demands are high.
  • You identify talent and provide opportunities for those individuals who wish to progress or learn new skills.
  • Takes responsibility for personal and team development needs taking account of learning styles and available learning/training methods of delivery.
  • Uses professional judgement/expert knowledge to make informed decisions.