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environment. Excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills. Working knowledge of research ethics, GCP, and NHS research governance. Strong IT skills and confidence using databases (e.g
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conducting fault-finding activities across all buildings. Respond effectively to emergencies and breakdowns, ensuring swift resolution and minimal disruption. Adapt to Varied Working Environments: Be prepared
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procedures and the underpinning scientific theory applicable to the work area and the environment impact. Clear spoken and written communication skills, with proficient computer use and strong interpersonal
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250 pre-registration Physiotherapy students effectively for working and leadership in the changing health and social care environment. The BSc Physiotherapy Programme is the highest ranked in London in
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, employability, employer engagement, partnerships or a related environment. Experience of developing industry-facing or applied experiences, such as company visits, business challenges, simulations, projects
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degree may be considered only where applicants also offer a master’s with Merit. This should be in neuroscience, optometry, or related subject area Experience working in a research/industry lab environment
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microbiology, immunology, clinical sciences, data science and artificial intelligence. The Department offers a highly interdisciplinary and collaborative environment, with strong links to clinical partners and
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criteria 1. First degree or equivalent experience 2. Minimum 2 years administrative experience within an HE, legal or research environment 3. Excellent IT skills to include Microsoft 365
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analysing CRIS data within the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust research environment. Experience working with linked CRIS-HES data or other linked health and administrative datasets. Research
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in project management and leading independent projects within a research environment. Previous experience managing staff, supervising or co-supervising students, and co-ordinating the work of others