Roles in digital, data and informatics
If you love working with information technology, enjoy library work, are good at analysing data or find satisfaction in keeping accurate records, there could be a job for you in digital, data and informatics.
Take a look at the range of roles and career opportunities below.
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Architecture
You'll play a vital role in the planning and designing of digital and data systems
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Clinical informatics
You'll capture, communicate and use data and clinical knowledge to support health professionals. You'll also develop and deliver a range of digital tools to support this.
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Cyber security
You will be improving the cyber resilience of the NHS by problem-solving and protecting critical systems.
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Digital education, training and development
You'll be responsible for making sure that NHS staff are able to use the latest technology so they can use digital tools to help patients.
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Information governance
You'll help NHS organisations safely and securely manage and share information.
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Knowledge and library services
You'll make sure crucial evidence and information is available and accessible when and where NHS staff need to use it.
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NHS IT operations
You'll develop, manage and support the IT and communications infrastructure in the NHS, including computers, email systems and mobile communications.
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Patient record and coding services
You'll provide timely access to information vital for patient care.
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Products and delivery
You'll play a vital role in transforming healthcare by creating and managing digital, data, and technology products to meet user needs
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User centred design
You'll design and deliver digital NHS services such as apps and websites to meet the needs of patients.