Arthritis Health Intelligence Researcher (Hybrid)

ARTHRITIS UK; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A health-focused charity seeks an experienced Researcher to join their Health Intelligence team in London. In this hybrid role, you'll lead research evidence synthesis to shape the charity's advocacy agenda. Ideal candidates will have a master's degree and in-depth knowledge in health-related research. Strong communication skills are essential for articulating findings to diverse audiences. Join a commitment to improve the lives of over 10 million individuals living with arthritis. Competitive benefits and a supportive culture await.

Benefits

Flexible hours

Health and wellbeing support

Simplyhealth cash plan

Learning and personal development opportunities

Generous pension plan

Life Assurance plan

Qualifications

• Experience in health-related research necessary.
• Proficiency in synthesizing and evaluating diverse research sources.
• Ability to communicate research findings clearly.
• Educated to at least master's degree level.

Responsibilities

• Lead expertise on relevant research evidence.
• Shape the charity’s advocacy agenda.
• Ensure the needs of individuals living with arthritis are met.

Skills

In-depth knowledge in health-related research

Synthesis and evaluation of research evidence

Effective communication to non-technical audiences

Understanding of research for policy shaping

Application of research methods

Clear communication of findings

Education

Master's degree or equivalent

Job description

A health-focused charity seeks an experienced Researcher to join their Health Intelligence team in London. In this hybrid role, you'll lead research evidence synthesis to shape the charity's advocacy agenda. Ideal candidates will have a master's degree and in-depth knowledge in health-related research. Strong communication skills are essential for articulating findings to diverse audiences. Join a commitment to improve the lives of over 10 million individuals living with arthritis. Competitive benefits and a supportive culture await.