Research Assistant - Neurodiversity & SHQ-A Study

University of Nottingham; Nottingham; Hybrid; GBP 32.000 - 33.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Hybrid working

Professional development

30 days holiday (pro rata)

Benefits package

Visa sponsorship where eligible

Zusammenfassung

The University of Nottingham's School of Psychology invites applications for a Research Assistant to join a Medical Research Foundation-funded project refining the Self-Harm Questionnaire – Autism (SHQ-A). You will contribute to recruitment, administration, online surveys and interviews, and data analysis.

You will work with colleagues in the UK, USA and Australia, emphasising co-production with autistic people and partners such as Harmless CIC and Autistica.

Qualifikationen

• A 2:1 BSc/BA or equivalent in a relevant discipline (e.g., Psychology).
• Knowledge or experience of neurodiversity, mental health, self-harm, suicidality, or related areas is desirable.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills; ability to build relationships with diverse stakeholders.
• Knowledge or experience of relevant research methods; ability to work with researchers and collaborators.

Aufgaben

• Support participant recruitment and research administration.
• Help deliver international online surveys and semi-structured interviews.
• Assist with qualitative and quantitative data analysis.
• Support ongoing co-production and stakeholder engagement.
• Help develop accessible research materials, disseminate findings, and contribute to an open-access user toolkit.

Kenntnisse

Communication

Research methods

Stakeholder engagement

Teamwork

Ausbildung

2:1 BSc/BA or equivalent

Jobbeschreibung

The University of Nottingham's School of Psychology invites applications for a Research Assistant to join a Medical Research Foundation-funded project refining the Self-Harm Questionnaire – Autism (SHQ-A). You will contribute to recruitment, administration, online surveys and interviews, and data analysis.

You will work with colleagues in the UK, USA and Australia, emphasising co-production with autistic people and partners such as Harmless CIC and Autistica.