Senior Lecturer: Epidemiology & Clinical Trials (Hybrid)

King's College London; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading university in Greater London is seeking a talent for a Lecturer position in statistics within its health faculty. The role involves contributing to high-quality clinical trials, supervising PhD students, and securing research grants. This full-time position offers an indefinite contract with opportunities for professional development. Candidates should have a PhD or medical equivalent and a strong track record in research publications. The working model is hybrid, requiring 2 days on-campus weekly.

Benefits

Professional development opportunities

Mentoring and career development

Qualifications

• PhD or medical equivalent required.
• Sustainable track record in peer-review publications.
• Experience in securing research grant funding.
• Development in research methods relevant to Faculty.
• Experience in PhD supervision.
• Commitment to evidence-based practice.
• High-quality statistical input in clinical trials.
• Provision of statistical advice on study committees.
• Qualification in teaching recognized by Advance HE.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to epidemiological studies and clinical trials.
• Supervise junior statisticians and contribute to teaching.
• Work with the King's Clinical Trials Unit.
• Develop grant applications for health research funding.
• Lead innovative statistical methods in Faculty research.

Skills

Statistical principles

Research grant funding

PhD supervision

Big data analysis

Epidemiology

Education

PhD or medical equivalent

Tools

Statistical software

Job description

A leading university in Greater London is seeking a talent for a Lecturer position in statistics within its health faculty. The role involves contributing to high-quality clinical trials, supervising PhD students, and securing research grants. This full-time position offers an indefinite contract with opportunities for professional development. Candidates should have a PhD or medical equivalent and a strong track record in research publications. The working model is hybrid, requiring 2 days on-campus weekly.