Clinical Information Report Developer
South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust
Exeter, EX2 7HYView on map(opens Google Maps in a new tab)
Salary
£39,959 to £48,117
Contract
Fixed-Term
Hours
Not specified
Closing date
14 September 2026
1 day leftJob description
Reporting to the Senior Electronic Care Systems Analyst, and being responsible for supporting the development and maintenance of clinical information ...
To work closely with the Clinical Information and Records Team, the new EPCR Project Working Group and the Data, Analytics and Insight Team to support the development and maintenance of clinical and other reporting, data and system use analysis and integrate legacy and new clinical data to ensure operational reporting remains uninterrupted
Working with the Clinical Information and Records Team to introduce the new EPCR data and data pipelines
Integrate existing / legacy data with the new EPCR data
Support the transition from the legacy system reporting to new / combined
Creating and running appropriate tests
Peer review and support
Stakeholder engagement
Report development (inc. Power BI)
System UAT support, including system integration testing
Other project and BAU tasks, as required
Working for us is an experience like no other. We provide emergency and urgent care, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, operating across the largest ambulance region in England of 10,000 square miles and responding to an average of 2,650 incidents every day.
We remain committed to ensuring that we provide the best possible care for all our patients, which is reflected in our new five-year strategy which has continually improving patient care at its very core.
At the heart of our beautiful and diverse region we employ over 6000 people and are supported by over 575 volunteers.
If you embody our values of one team, compassionate and innovative and are looking to make a real difference to peoples' lives, then we would love to hear from you.
In return we will equip you with the skills, resources and development you need to thrive in your role.
You will have opportunities to progress to roles at a higher pay grade and enjoy continuous professional development.
- Competitive NHS salary
- A standard working week of 37.5 hours
- Holiday entitlements of 27 days per year, plus general and public holidays, rising to 29 days after 5 years and 33 days after 10 years
- Pay enhancements for out of hours, shift and overtime working
- Generous Pension Scheme
- Career and salary progression
- Car leasing scheme
- Free parking across Trust sites
- Cycle-to-work and other salary sacrifice schemes
- Staff networks
- Access to a wide range of discounts from various organisations across the UK
Experience
Essential
- Significant previous experience or extensive knowledge in data analytics and reporting, including using Power BI
- Experience of dealing with staff at all levels
- Advanced knowledge of Microsoft SQL Server including TSQL, Stored Procedures and functions with a significant experience designing and developing scalable relational databases
Desirable
- Experience of Microsoft Sharepoint and Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services integration
- Experience of Microsoft 365
- Relevant experience of Information System Development or Information Management within an NHS environment
- Experience of Web Development in .NET
Education and qualification
Essential: - Qualified to Degree level in Information System Development or an IT related subject or extensive experience in the field; - Full UK Driving License
Desirable: - Prince II Foundation / Practitioner
How to apply
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Provenance
Source
NHS Jobs
First seen
1 September 2026
Last checked
2 September 2026
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