• The Population Health Management Analyst will provide specialist analytical capacity to support the London Borough of Bexley and the Integrated Care System (ICS) at place level.

• The postholder will apply public health intelligence, clinical datasets, and PHM methodologies to identify inequalities, design targeted interventions, support service planning, and inform strategic decision-making.

• The role bridges local authority public health and NHS partners, ensuring intelligence is aligned, impactful, and used to improve outcomes for residents.

• Deliver PHM analytical projects, including segmentation, risk stratification, forecasting, and equity audits.

• Translate JSNA, public health, and clinical insights into actionable intelligence for service redesign.

• Develop automated reporting tools and dashboards to support real-time monitoring and decision-making.

• Provide epidemiological and analytical advice to Public Health, ICB Place teams, and service leads.

• Contribute to existing workstreams such as frailty and long-term conditions, supplying PHM insight.

• Map and assess local data availability; support readiness for future data integration across health and care.

• Ensure high standards of data governance, confidentiality, and compliance with information governance frameworks.

• Promote collaborative working across council, NHS, and voluntary sector partners.

• Support training and upskilling of colleagues in PHM methods and analytical capability.

• Communicate complex findings in clear, accessible language to senior stakeholders, elected members, and non-technical audiences.

• Uphold council values including equity, public service, sustainability, inclusion, and continuous improvement.

• Strong knowledge of public health intelligence, population health management, and epidemiological methods.

• Advanced applied data analysis skills (SQL, R and/or Python).

• Experience working with record-level clinical datasets, particularly primary care data.

• Ability to carry out segmentation, risk stratification, impactability modelling, and equity audits.

• Experience developing dashboards and reporting pipelines for operational and strategic use.

• Understanding of information governance, confidentiality, and secure handling of datasets.

• Ability to integrate multiple data sources (clinical, demographic, epidemiological, community insight) to inform service design.

• Excellent communication and presentation skills for a wide range of stakeholder groups.

• Ability to work independently, manage competing priorities, and operate across organisational boundaries.

• Commitment to continuous professional development and adapting to evolving system needs.

• The closing date: 03/12/2025.

• Employment Type: Temporary (26 weeks), full-time, 36 hours per week.

• Location: Civic Offices, Bexleyheath (hybrid/negotiable).