Principal PH Intelligence Analyst
London Borough of Newham
Principal PH Intelligence Analyst
£62,706 - £76,131) per annum
Permanent full-time hybrid
Working in Newham
At the heart of the East End, well connected to major transport links and the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, the London Borough of Newham is an exciting place to work. It is home to one of the UK’s youngest and most ethnically diverse populations which presents unique opportunities for both professionals and residents. The Adults and Health Directorate is committed to the provision of efficient, high-quality services and keeping our customers safe. We are delivering a programme to transform services including homelessness, social care, public health and integration with health. Newham is a young, diverse, vibrant and ambitious borough with a huge amount to offer to people who are innovative and creative in their thinking. It is a place that is being transformed and puts people at the heart of everything it does.
Job Summary
The Public Health team is looking for an experienced Principal Analyst to lead our Intelligence function. This is a key senior, permanent role within the Public Health service. We are looking for a dynamic individual who can bring cutting edge data science skills to work in a fast-paced environment with some of the greatest health and environmental challenges in London.
Main Duties of the Job
We are looking for a leader who can maximise the use of extensive linked health and care data resources through the innovative use of analytics and novel approaches to generating insights.
You will lead work to generate actionable insight to support Public Health, the Council and the wider Integrated Care System. Focusing on health and care issues, you will lead a team of analysts to assess need, understand service performance and analyse complex data sets to identify public health trends and equity issues.
You will bring an excellent knowledge of epidemiology, health analytics and the application of evidence-based approaches to improving health and reducing inequality.
Your analyses will explore a variety of geographical areas, population groups, health and wellbeing issues and inequalities, providing insights that guide our strategic decisions.
You will provide leadership to Newham’s Joint Strategic Needs Assessments processes, assessing the current and future health and care needs for the system.
Please refer to the job description for a more detailed description of the role.
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closing date: 8th November 2026
Interviews will take place in person in late November. If you have any questions, please email Hifsah.Malik@newham.gov.uk.
Additional Information
We are committed to creating an inclusive, anti-racist environment for all. When you apply for a job at Newham, your application is considered on its merits regardless of your age, disability, ethnicity, faith, gender identity or sexual orientation. If you share our vision and values, and you bring the experience and skills we need, that’s all that matters to us.
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