Manager – Health and Care Research

Job title:

Manager – Health and Care Research

Company

University of Southampton

Job description

Job Information Organisation/CompanyUNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON Research FieldOther Researcher ProfileLeading Researcher (R4) CountryUnited Kingdom Application Deadline20 Aug 2024 – 00:00 (UTC) Type of ContractPermanent Job StatusFull-time Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme?Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure?NoOffer DescriptionAre you passionate about making a difference in health and care research and want to join a team that values your skills and ideas?Due to continued investment within our Research Management teams we are looking to recruit multiple Research Managers to join our teams within our (NIHR) co-ordinating centre in Southampton.Who are we?The NIHR funds, enables and delivers world-leading health and social care research that improves people’s health and wellbeing and promotes economic growth. We are also a major funder of applied health research in low and middle income countries.Further information on the NIHR can be found at: . In particular, you are encouraged to review our and to watch .What will you be doing?Research Management is an interesting and varied role, and includes:

• Responsibility for the delivery, and continuous improvement, of a specified part of the research management lifecycle
• Building and maintaining positive relationships at all levels, including with public and patients.
• Project manage and contribute to team and NIHR projects using specialist knowledge
• Carry out detailed assessment and analysis of issues and problems then recommending and implementing appropriate solutions
• Please note you will not be undertaking research yourself; this is a research management role where you will oversee a stage of research.

We have research managers overseeing the whole life cycle of the research process. Whilst we appreciate candidates may have an interest in a particular area, we do expect our Research Managers to be flexible in their approach to work and willing to work across teams.Who are we looking for?We are looking for passionate individuals who are hard-working, dedicated, and flexible in their approach. Some of the key skills required are:

• Understanding the health research landscape, with knowledge and experience of a relevant research management activity.
• Able to develop and maintain relationships with a range of stakeholders
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Excellent writing, analytical and critical appraisal skills.
• Confident in providing accurate and timely specialist guidance on complex issues

What can we offer you?We recognise that our staff are at the heart of what we do so we make sure we look after you! As well as a generous benefits package (full details can be found !), as an organisation we prioritise your wellbeing as reflected in the , where we have achieved Gold for the fifth year in a row!Our hybrid working approach helps you with your work life balance and offers you the chance to split your time between office and home working. We strive for cohesive and collaborative teams so our expectation is you spend around 20% of your time in the office. We also know that personal development is important and have a range of ways to support you with this.To learn more about working in our teams visit our , or check out the video belowFor further information or an informal discussion, please contact us at*Please note when appointed your job title will be “Research Manager”.Where to apply WebsiteRequirementsAdditional InformationWork Location(s)Number of offers available 1 Company/Institute UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON Country United Kingdom City Southampton GeofieldContact CitySouthamptonSTATUS: EXPIREDShare this page

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Location

Southampton

Job date

Mon, 05 Aug 2024 01:28:43 GMT

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