Applied Health Services Fellow - Part-Time Impact

York St John University; York and North Yorkshire; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 61,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Disability Confident employer

Job summary

York St John University invites applications for a Health Services Research Fellow (14.8 hours per week) to advance high-quality applied health research within the Institute for Health and Care Improvement. The two-year fixed-term role seeks a researcher with clinical-aligned background and a track record in impactful health research.

The appointee will develop their own research programme, work with partners, and contribute to funding applications, publications, and dissemination that improve

Qualifications

• Strong track record in applied health research.
• Experience in leading research projects and collaborations.
• Experience securing external funding for research.

Responsibilities

• Conduct high-quality, impactful applied health research.
• Develop and lead research projects and collaborations, drawing on clinical expertise and experience.
• Prepare and contribute to external research funding applications.
• Produce high-quality research outputs, including peer-reviewed publications, reports and conference presentations.
• Build productive relationships with health and care organisations, practitioners, patients and other stakeholders.
• Contribute to the wider research culture of the Institute, including mentoring other researchers.
• Ensure research is conducted in accordance with ethical, governance and regulatory requirements.

Skills

Applied health research

Research leadership potential

Communication & collaboration

External funding applications

HCPC/NMC registration advantageous

Education

PhD or professional doctorate in health-related discipline

Job description

York St John University invites applications for a Health Services Research Fellow (14.8 hours per week) to advance high-quality applied health research within the Institute for Health and Care Improvement. The two-year fixed-term role seeks a researcher with clinical-aligned background and a track record in impactful health research.

The appointee will develop their own research programme, work with partners, and contribute to funding applications, publications, and dissemination that improve