UK NHS Choose and Book Staff - North West
Business Analyst
| Candidate ID : | 04766 | |
| Will Work Areas : | UK - North East, UK - North West, UK - West Midlands | |
| Type of Work Wanted : | contract | |
| NHS Experience : |  5 years or more | |
| Candidate Profile : | Analytical skills used to gather complex healthcare IT requirements and translate them into concise specifications. Creative problem-solving used to design innovative solutions in CfH-specific domains like PDS, Choose and Book, and in more general domains like outpatients, inpatients and daycare. Excellent written communication skills, enabling the logical and unambiguous presentation of concepts and ideas. Ability to influence others through reasoned and persuasive verbal communcation To get access to extended search results and to create a shortlist of max20 candidates please login or register. | |
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Testimonial
I have been working with Max 20 off and on since early 2003. In fact it was Don who convinced me that I should move my career from 30 years of IT in the private sector and look at the NHS. So I went from Project Management to Information Management and found the transition simple, though the culture change was frightening. Since getting used to that I've continued contracting in the NHS. Sometimes with Max 20, but let's be realistic, they don't have all the jobs so I've worked with other agencies too. I even found one contract on my own following an unsuccessful NPfIT permie interview at an Acute Trust. In that case I talked to Don and Max 20 arranged the contractual side of things for me and more importantly, paid me!. I'm not with Max 20 at the moment but I always keep in touch because I'm always happy to work with them again. From my previous years of experience I can say that is not true of a large number of agencies, particularly the big ones.As an interim manager I also look to Max 20 whenever I need to recruit contractors. Good luck with the Forums and the website in general, it's something I show both to my managers and to colleagues wherever I work.
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