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Newcastle Health Innovation Partners (NHIP) Academy, (the career development arm of Newcastle’s Academic Health Science Centre), the Academic Primary and Community Care Unit (APCCU) is a newly developed
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to the Board of Medical Studies through the Associate Subdean (Wear) and Subdean for Primary and Community Care (P&CC) and the Director of Medical Studies) to manage the delivery of the MBBS primary care
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Innovation Partners (NHIP) Academy, (the career development arm of Newcastle’s Academic Health Science Centre), the Academic Primary and Community Care Unit (APCCU) is a newly developed virtual unit which aims
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based in our offices on the University main campus. In alignment with Newcastle University's flexible working policies, you will have the opportunity to work from home for up to half of your working week
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original research in field-leading peer reviewed journals and have secured some research funding as a principal or co-investigator. You will ideally have experience of teaching at undergraduate and
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to buy more, great pension schemes and a number of health and wellbeing initiatives to support you. Closing Date: 12 June 2024 The Role The main purpose of the Tissue Bank Coordinator is to manage the
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, you must have; a relevant professional qualification, Masters degree or a PhD in a relevant subject (or a PhD near completion – i.e. strictly within three months of submission), and a strong scholarly
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for entry at a particular level. Key Accountabilities • Although working under the general guidance of an academic or Principal Investigator, the postholder will contribute ideas, including enhancements
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regarding action where payment has not been forthcoming, under guidance of Credit Control Supervisor or Senior Credit Control Clerk Create and maintain customer master data on the SAP financial management
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Design and validate computational protocols for molecular mechanics force field design and structure-based drug discovery Liaise with the principal investigator to plan, organise and carry out the work