Hepatitis Surveillance Data Specialist

Company: UK Health Security Agency
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Location: London
Job Description:

Job Overview

This post is within the Hepatitis Section of the Blood Safety, Hepatitis, STI & HIV Division of the Chief Medical Advisor’s Group at UKHSA. The postholder will be part of a dynamic team responsible for delivering the coordination, management, and development of surveillance systems of communicable diseases, focusing on hepatitis. The postholder will support the data collection, validation, and production of routine surveillance intelligence in these areas and carry out epidemiological analyses to monitor trends, geographic distribution and risk factors. The postholder will maintain and develop hepatitis surveillance systems, working closely with a wide variety of professionals both within and outside UKHSA to ensure high quality data. The postholder will oversee the coordination of requests for data associated with hepatitis, the production of regular and ad hoc outputs from these systems for inclusion in routine national and international reports and information requests from external stakeholders. The role requires liaising with stakeholders within the organisation and outside to lead on the mandatory reporting, quality assurance and standard processes. The postholder will have strong data management skills, ideally with experience in surveillance data, and excellent interpersonal skills and an ability to work effectively both autonomously and within a team.

Responsibilities

  • Develop, maintain and document (standard operational procedures) the surveillance systems.
  • Plan, organise and deliver a range of data requests requiring analytic input.
  • Analyse and evaluate quantitative and qualitative data and research evidence from a range of sources to inform decision making.
  • Receive, interpret, provide and advise on complex epidemiological and statistical information about the health of populations to the NHS, Department of Health and Social Care and others.
  • Support senior staff in the management and continued development of surveillance databases.

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Posted: May 27th, 2026