Public Health Graduate

Aug 16, 2023

Applications are closed

Job
Full-time
Entry Level
Healthcare
£23.2K - £29.4K
Birmingham

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Requirements

Each graduate must have a Public Health degree or other relevant degree level qualification and must be prepared to continue with on-going professional development within the role.
The post holders must have experience of working on projects, monitoring performance, understanding the relevant policy environment and public health priorities. Post holders should have experience of report writing and communicating information to a diverse audience.
The post holders in each of the themed areas will develop and apply subject matter expertise and technical skills to public health projects and implement practical and rigorous approaches to ensure that work has an impact on health and wellbeing. This includes:
Identifying and using suitable sources of data and carrying out data analysis to help establish health needs.
Engaging with citizens and other stakeholders to understand the local context of and feasibility of interventions
Communicating and presenting innovative solutions and best practice for health and wellbeing problems to stakeholders and citizens
Supporting the evaluation of intervention
Delivering technical pieces of work such as; health needs assessments, health impact assessments, systematic reviews, or health economics analyses
Working collaboratively with stakeholders to embed evidence-based approaches
Supporting work on equality impact assessments

Responsibilities

These graduate roles will work to the Director of Public Health on a series of both structured projects linked to the Health and Wellbeing Board and the NHS Integrated Care Systems and reactive pieces of work that are designed to have an impact on the health of individuals in Birmingham. By managing projects from initiation to completion, there will be opportunities to demonstrate personal impact and outcomes during the placement.
This role has a Public Health Policy theme, explore opportunities for applying learning from emerging national and international policy to improve Public Health practice and reduce health inequalities in Birmingham.
Successful graduates will be required to deliver on a selection of duties and responsibilities working with the Director of Public Health and his team, with responsibilities changing and evolving based on emerging priorities and business needs.

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