We are offering an interesting and challenging opportunity for a motivated post doc, with a background in social sciences or health studies, seeking to expand their experience of qualitative research.
Department of Public Health and Primary Care
General Practice and Primary Care Research Unit
NIHR School for Primary Care Research
Institute of Public Health, Forvie Site, Addenbrooke’s Hospital,
Cambridge, CB2 0SR
Limit of tenure: 18 months, full-time
Salary: £27,183-£35,469
We are offering an interesting and challenging opportunity for a motivated post doc, with a background in social sciences or health studies, seeking to expand their experience of qualitative research.
Supervised by Dr Simon Cohn (Senior Lecturer in Medical Anthropology) and Dr Simon Griffin (Assistant Director of the MRC Epidemiology Unit) and working alongside Dr Jonathan Graffy (Clinical Research Fellow in the GPPCRU), you will be conducting a self-directed qualitative research project in relation to the prevention and screening of Type 2 Diabetes (T2D) that will complement other activities of the NIHR funded Programme. You will demonstrate excellent qualitative research experience, good organisational, interviewing and communication skills, knowledge of research in the health sector, and be computer literate. You will be ready to initiate your own research, be prepared to travel if necessary, and establish links with academic and non-academic networks. Good writing skills are essential as you will contribute to writing reports and academic articles for publication.
For a detailed job description including details of how to apply, please contact Helen Ludford email: hml34@medschl.cam.ac.uk This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or phone (01223) 330320.
Closing date: Monday 16 November 2009
Interview date: Friday 27 November 2009
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Dr Simon Cohn
Medical Anthropologist
Senior University Lecturer
General Practice & Primary Care Research Unit
Institute of Public Health, Cambridge University
Forvie Site
Cambridge CB2 0SR
01223 330338
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General Practice and Primary Care Research Unit
NIHR School for Primary Care Research
Institute of Public Health, Forvie Site, Addenbrooke’s Hospital,
Cambridge, CB2 0SR
Limit of tenure: 18 months, full-time
Salary: £27,183-£35,469
We are offering an interesting and challenging opportunity for a motivated post doc, with a background in social sciences or health studies, seeking to expand their experience of qualitative research.
Supervised by Dr Simon Cohn (Senior Lecturer in Medical Anthropology) and Dr Simon Griffin (Assistant Director of the MRC Epidemiology Unit) and working alongside Dr Jonathan Graffy (Clinical Research Fellow in the GPPCRU), you will be conducting a self-directed qualitative research project in relation to the prevention and screening of Type 2 Diabetes (T2D) that will complement other activities of the NIHR funded Programme. You will demonstrate excellent qualitative research experience, good organisational, interviewing and communication skills, knowledge of research in the health sector, and be computer literate. You will be ready to initiate your own research, be prepared to travel if necessary, and establish links with academic and non-academic networks. Good writing skills are essential as you will contribute to writing reports and academic articles for publication.
For a detailed job description including details of how to apply, please contact Helen Ludford email: hml34@medschl.cam.ac.uk This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or phone (01223) 330320.
Closing date: Monday 16 November 2009
Interview date: Friday 27 November 2009
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Dr Simon Cohn
Medical Anthropologist
Senior University Lecturer
General Practice & Primary Care Research Unit
Institute of Public Health, Cambridge University
Forvie Site
Cambridge CB2 0SR
01223 330338
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