Head of Value Measurement and Outcome Analytics

This is a rare opportunity for an enthusiastic, values driven and strategic thinker to join the Birmingham, Black Country and Solihull ICB cluster at an exciting time as it develops its role as Strategic Commissioner focused on providing system leadership for population health, setting evidence based and long-term population heath strategy and working as healthcare payers to deliver this, maximising the value that can be created from available resources. The postholder will be a key member of the value-based finance function, supporting the ICB to make the best use of resources and improve equity to ensure a marked difference in patient outcomes. You will act as senior ambassador for value-based finance building strong relationships across finance, commissioning strategy and partner organisations to embed value based approaches across the system. Interviews will be held on Monday 13 July 2026, In this role you will have significant responsibility for enabling the ICB to robustly assess the financial and outcome impact of commissioned services and local service provision.,

• overseeing the analysis of health and care resource utilisation at place, locality and neighbourhood level, across healthcare programmes and settings, identifying unwarranted variation and opportunities to improve outcomes and productivity.
• Developing and maintaining return on investment (ROI) and benefits realisation tools to evaluate investment, disinvestment and transformation initiatives
• Leading the benchmarking and comparative analysis of ICB and provider expenditure, productivity and published performance data to identify opportunities for efficiency, financial improvement and reinvestment.
• Generating new potential measures of productivity, including pathway productivity, where these do not already exist or are not suitable for use
• Providing analytical and financial support to market management activities
• Providing robust financial and value based analysis to support population health investment and prevention.
• Translating complex analytical outputs into actionable insights for senior stakeholders, programmes and committees, supporting informed decision making on value, outcomes and resource allocation.
• Ensuring analytical methodologies, assumptions and outputs are transparent, evidence based and consistent with national best practice.
  
  Birmingham, the Black Country and Solihull Integrated Care System bring together the NHS, councils and voluntary sector to serve 2.7 million people. Our vision is to be the healthiest place to live and work, improving life chances and reducing inequalities.