Equity-Driven Health App Decision Support Researcher

University of Amsterdam (UvA); Netherlands; On-site; EUR 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Amsterdam (UvA) invites applications for a temporary 19-hour-per-week Researcher to join the Label2Scale consortium in digital health. You will contribute to development and evaluation of a decision-support tool for healthcare professionals to assess health apps for individual patients, in collaboration with European partners.

The ideal candidate has strong quantitative and qualitative research skills, an interest in digital health and health equity, and experience with

Qualifications

• The ideal candidate has strong quantitative and qualitative research skills.
• Experience with user-centred design is an advantage.
• The candidate should work independently while collaborating effectively in an international, interdisciplinary consortium.
• Excellent English communication skills and a strong commitment to open science.

Responsibilities

• Co-develop and conduct empirical research to evaluate the decision-support tool (feasibility, usability, acceptability, value in clinical practice) in collaboration with project supervisors and consortium members.
• Analyse and translate research findings into recommendations for implementation, healthcare-professional training, and tool development.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary consortium partners and disseminate findings through scientific publications, project deliverables, and practice-oriented outputs, in line with open-science principles.
• Present your work at (inter)national conferences.

Job description

The University of Amsterdam (UvA) invites applications for a temporary 19-hour-per-week Researcher to join the Label2Scale consortium in digital health. You will contribute to development and evaluation of a decision-support tool for healthcare professionals to assess health apps for individual patients, in collaboration with European partners.

The ideal candidate has strong quantitative and qualitative research skills, an interest in digital health and health equity, and experience with