Nhs Investigator jobs

The risk of fraud in today’s environment is greater than it has ever been. Cases of fraud and financial misconduct damage organisations, our extensive experience of tackling financial crime and fraud has taught us the importance of acting quickly and to obtain expert advice and assistance.

Join Our Team and Help Protect against Fraud

We’re looking for a committed and confident Anti‑Crime Specialist to join our growing team. If you’re passionate about protecting public funds, have the ability to deliver the full range of proactive duties, enjoy investigative work, and want to make a real difference across public sector and not-for-profit organisations, this could be the perfect next step in your career.

You’ll play a key role in delivering high‑quality counter‑fraud services, supporting clients, conducting investigations, and helping raise awareness of fraud risks across our clients.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Deliver anti‑crime services to the NHS, other public sector and not for profit clients in line with SLAs.
• Undertake Fraud Risk Assessments, awareness and prevention activities in line with agreed workplans.
• Undertake proactive reviews into areas at risk to fraud, analyse data, make recommendations and prepare reports on findings.
• Produce quarterly and annual reports and present these at Audit Committees and client meetings.
• Confident liaising with executive management and non-executives and staff at all levels.
• Present engaging anti‑crime awareness training sessions in person and Via MS Teams.
• Support the development of junior colleagues within the Anti‑Crime team.
• Promote the consistent use of criminal, civil and disciplinary sanctions where fraud is proven.
• Conduct investigations into fraud, corruption and related offences.
• Carry out interviews under caution using PACE and the PEACE models.
• Prepare high‑quality case files, witness statements and reports for Police, CPS and clients.

What We’re Looking For

• NHS Accredited LCFS qualification (essential).
• Experience working with public sector clients.
• Proven ability to deliver the full range of proactive duties in accordance with an agreed workplan.
• Strong, analytical and investigative skills, including observation, interviewing and evidence handling.
• Excellent written and verbal communication.
• Confident using Microsoft Word, Excel, Teams and Outlook.
• Eligible to live and work in the UK.

It Would Be Great If You Also Have

• Strong personal time‑management skills.
• Experience interviewing for information‑gathering.
• A full UK driving licence.

Who You Are

We’re looking for someone who is:

• Ethical, professional and committed to doing the right thing.
• Calm under pressure and able to prioritise effectively.
• Flexible, adaptable and willing to travel.
• Confident, tactful and able to build trust at all levels.

Additional Info

Largely based from home or client sites, this role may involve travel across our client regions, occasional evening or weekend work, and sometimes overnight stays.

Why Join TIAA

Here at TIAA we have a “can do” spirit rather than an absolute target-driven regime and we care about each of our individual experts and are there right behind them to offer advice, support and training. We believe in giving you the autonomy and recognition to drive your own success. Whether you are just starting out in your career or have the experience to confidently manage your own area, we want to help you realise your potential because we care.

We offer a generous benefits package, embrace remote and hybrid working and social initiatives to keep connected in a remote working world.

Closing Date: 31st August 2026

Apply using the link below.