Senior Business Analyst

Yorkshire and the Humber  ‐ Onsite
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Senior Business Analyst - 6 months - Yorkshire

An ambitious NHS Trust within Yorkshire is looking for a Senior Business Analyst initially for a 6 month contract; to take up a pivotal role within the team. The project you will be working on is a large Capital project in which you will be responsible for the writing of the business case for a £55million bid. This investment will allow the trust to modernise current facilities, and expand into new area's, both in terms of capability and service.

They are looking for an experienced BA that has a background of writing business cases for large scale investment. Any experience of writing a bid for a PFI investment, would be a huge plus.

Type - 6 months (view to extend)

Rate - £ per day (DOE)

Location - Yorkshire

Start - Immediately

Essential skills and experience

- Extensive PFI (Private Funding Initiative) Business Case writing

- Understanding of NHS Business Case standards

- Understanding of governance arrangements with business cases

- Understands business cases for Estates

- Proof of past successful business cases

Desirable skills

- NHS experience

- Acute Trust setting

Job Description

- Writing a business case for PFI investments

- Communication with different levels of stakeholders

- Liaising with the Financial Department

- Be a key point of contact for queries

- Maintain relationships with investors

Other comments

Please note that this role would require some travel between trust sites which you would be reimbursed for

Interviews are immediately - if you are available at short notice - please get in touch on

Sthree UK is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.
Start date
04/2014
Duration
6 Months
From
Computer Futures
Published at
03.06.2014
Project ID:
717698
Contract type
Freelance
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