Tenure-track Chancellor's Fellowship positions in social studies ofhealth and medicine, University of Edinburgh
5-year
tenure-track fellowships with the possibility of an open-ended
contract; Salary from £38.896-£55,389 per annum; Social Sciences, Health
and Medicine, College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine
The
Edinburgh Medical School has a strong tradition of excellent research,
teaching and knowledge exchange in the social sciences. We are seeking
two strategic appointments in this area to join the Social Studies of
Health and Medicine group within the Centre for Population Health
Sciences, Usher Institute to develop cutting edge programmes of work
across disciplinary boundaries to interrogate the compelling questions
generated by the increasing complexity of biomedicine and its interface
with individuals and society. Applicants must be committed to working in
a multi-disciplinary, collaborative environment and support the
development of interdisciplinary research across medical sociology,
science and technology studies, bioethics, law and health policy. We
are particularly keen to recruit scholars with a track record of
research in public participation in health policy, digital research and
the sociology of data science, and the design/user interface for health
technologies and other interventions, but would welcome enquiries from
outstanding social scientists in other related fields.
Informal inquiries can be made to Professor Sarah Cunningham-Burley, sarah.c. burley@ed.ac.uk
We
welcome applications from everyone irrespective of gender or ethnic
group. As women and members of ethnic minorities are currently
under-represented in posts at this level we particularly encourage
applications from members of these groups. As a global University, we
are interested in attracting candidates working in all parts of the
world and can offer relocation support.