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https://jwmdrc.org Key Accountabilities Although working under the general guidance of an academic or Principal Investigator, they should contribute with new ideas, including enhancements to the technical
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for SMEs. This could include project scoping, assessing needs, conducting literature reviews, conducting primary/secondary research, facilitating consultations and supporting project team staff to analyse
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National Specialist Centre for Public Health. You will report to the Public Health Senior Research Manager and work closely with the Centre Director and Chief Operating Officer. You will lead on the scoping
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practice is adhered to at all times • Be responsible for the creation and amendment of finance master data as required in order to maintain the most effective structures for use across the faculty
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reconciled projects Where applicable, apply to research funders for extension in funds where applicable, or advise and guide Principal Investigators to do so Widen the general understanding of post award
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or Principal Investigator, the postholder will contribute ideas, including enhancements to the technical or methodological aspects of their studies, thus providing substantial 'added value' • Develop and
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. Key Accountabilities Although working under the general guidance of an academic or Principal Investigator, you will contribute ideas, including enhancements to the technical or methodological aspects
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and management of key compliance tasks within the Visa Support Team (Compliance). The main role will be that of a specialist, taking the lead in verifying specific financial documents submitted by
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this with examples. We are happy to have discussions about flexible working and hybrid working is available for this position. Main Duties and Responsibilities Oversee the day-to-day work of a team of
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of degree programmes offered by the University; course content; entry requirements Knowledge of the full range of services and facilities available to students and of the main activities within the student