Information Analyst Job In New Zealand

Taranaki base hospital is currently seeking an information analyst to join their team at Willington, Wakefield hospital in New Zealand. The ideal candidate will be responsible for gathering, analysing and interpreting data to provide insights and support decision making within the organization. Taranaki base hospital provide a comprehensive orientation and induction program to ensure new employees are familiar with both the organization and their specific department. This full-time role offers a competitive salary packages of $60,000 – $100,000 per year. For this position, candidate must have at least 2 years experience in data analyst.

Qualification for Information analyst:

• Candidate must hold a current data analyst experience.
• Previous experience in human resources and payroll environment.
• Possess strong analytical and problem-solving ability.
• Proficiency with business intelligence tools including MS -Power BI and SQL server reporting services (SSRS).
• Strong written and verbal communication skills to communicate with patients and their families.

Responsibilities for Information analyst:

• Candidate is responsible for collecting, analysing and interpreting data from other sources.
• Creating and managing databases to facilitate data analysis processes.
• Collaborating with stakeholders to understand data requirements.
• Recognizing trends, patterns and insights to form decision making.
• Ensuring data accuracy, integrity and security.

Benefits:

• Competitive salary packages.
• Opportunity for professional development and training.
• Flexible working arrangements to manage work load.
• A supportive and inclusive work environment.

Taranaki base hospital serves as a pivotal healthcare centre for the Taranaki region, dedicated to delivering extensive and compassionate medical care to its community. Offering a diverse  range of services including emergency care, surgery, mental health support and specialized treatment, the hospital prioritizes the well-being of its patients.