Lived Experience Advisory Board Lead (Part-Time)

KINGS COLLEGE LONDON; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 47,000; Part time

Job summary

A leading research institution in the UK seeks a Lived Experience Advisory Board Coordinator. This part-time role (0.5 FTE) focuses on championing the involvement of lived experience groups in research and managing the activities and budget of the Advisory Board. Ideal candidates will have experience in co-producing research, advocacy, and supporting marginalised communities. Strong communication skills and a passion for mental health change are essential. The role is fixed-term until April 2028 and offers a salary of £45,031 - £46,189 pro rata.

Qualifications

• Experience in supporting and engaging lived experience groups.
• Strong understanding of values-based practice and ethics.
• Skills in co-producing projects with marginalised communities.
• Experience coordinating advisory groups and overcoming barriers.
• Commitment to promoting inclusion and innovative practices.
• Excellent interpersonal and written communication abilities.
• Activism experience and understanding of cultural impacts.
• Proven ability to build relationships with diverse groups.
• Ability to follow a work plan and work independently.
• Passion for change in mental health research.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate activities of the Lived Experience Advisory Board.
• Champion lived experience involvement in research.
• Manage the LEAB's budget and deliver projects.
• Strengthen the identity and connection of LEAB members.

Skills

Empathetic support

Values-based practice

Co-production of research

Coordination of advisory groups

Commitment to inclusion

Excellent communication

Advocacy for change

Relationship building

Independent work

Passion for change

Job description

A leading research institution in the UK seeks a Lived Experience Advisory Board Coordinator. This part-time role (0.5 FTE) focuses on championing the involvement of lived experience groups in research and managing the activities and budget of the Advisory Board. Ideal candidates will have experience in co-producing research, advocacy, and supporting marginalised communities. Strong communication skills and a passion for mental health change are essential. The role is fixed-term until April 2028 and offers a salary of £45,031 - £46,189 pro rata.