The Nursing and Midwifery Council
The Nursing and Midwifery Council
The Nursing and Midwifery Council is an independent healthcare regulator and non-profit organisation responsible for setting professional standards for nurses, midwives, and nursing associates. Its work supports safe, effective, and compassionate care by overseeing the professional practice of more than 808,000 registered healthcare professionals. As an employer, the Council brings together teams working across regulation, professional standards, policy, education, and organisational support to strengthen public confidence in nursing and midwifery.

Education Data Analyst – The Nursing and Midwifery Council

Turn complex data into dashboards and practical insight to support the Nursing and Midwifery Council’s education quality assurance and regulatory decisions across the UK.

Description

  • Analyse complex data to uncover trends, opportunities and emerging risks.
  • Create dashboards, reports and visualisations for operational and strategic decisions.
  • Combine internal and external data to produce useful insight.
  • Explain analytical findings through clear recommendations for varied audiences.
  • Support management information and performance reporting frameworks.
  • Examine information in Microsoft Dynamics 365 and other organisational systems.
  • Inform education quality assurance, monitoring and regulatory work with data insight.
  • Contribute to data quality, validation and governance processes.
  • Recommend improvements to data collection, reporting methods and analytical approaches.
  • Work with Education, Technology and other teams to resolve problems and improve services.
  • Contribute to projects that improve the use, accessibility and value of education data.
  • Encourage evidence-led decisions and continuous improvement.
  • Strengthen understanding of risk, performance measures and quality in nursing, midwifery and nursing associate education across the UK.

Requirements

  • Have experience analysing and interpreting data in a complex organisation.
  • Use strong analytical skills to find trends, risks, patterns and opportunities in large or complex datasets.
  • Bring together information from multiple sources to develop meaningful insight and recommendations.
  • Have experience creating reports, dashboards and visualisations with tools such as Power BI.
  • Have experience using databases, business systems or platforms such as Microsoft Dynamics 365.
  • Apply sound data management practices, including validation, quality assurance and governance.
  • Explain technical information clearly to audiences without technical backgrounds.
  • Pay close attention to detail and produce accurate, high-quality work.
  • Support decisions through reporting, analysis and evidence-based recommendations.
  • Build effective working relationships and collaborate with stakeholders at all levels.
  • Take initiative, question existing methods and identify opportunities to improve.
  • Be motivated to use data and insight to improve services, outcomes and decisions.
  • Experience in higher education, healthcare, regulation, business intelligence, performance analysis or quality assurance is beneficial.
  • Be able to attend one of the employer’s offices twice a week.
  • Complete pre-employment checks; the role may also require DBS and further vetting checks.

Benefits

  • 30 days of annual leave.
  • Enhanced pension scheme with an 8% standard employer contribution, rising to 14% with optional employee contributions.
  • Life insurance worth four times current salary.
  • Hybrid working, with two office days per week and the remaining time at home.
  • Enhanced maternity and paternity leave.
  • 24-hour Employee Assistance Programme.
  • Cycle to Work Scheme.
  • Perkbox membership.
  • Subsidised restaurant at the Portland Place office.
  • Season ticket loans.
  • Annual salary reviews and a progressive pay approach.
  • Reasonable adjustments for disabled candidates throughout recruitment.

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