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the policy landscape and building impact in to research. Reporting to the Policy Institute’s Director of Research (Alex Pollitt), this role aims to expand and enhance the institute’s ability to support
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. It is a key component in delivering the vision for St Thomas’ MedTech Hub. The Institute is housed in a new building on the St Thomas’ campus, bringing together King’s research excellence with Guy's
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, creating an environment where colleagues are supported to learn, develop and build rewarding careers. About the role: We are seeking a Senior Payroll Technician to join the Payroll & Pensions team and
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, intranet sites, websites or newsletters 7. Experience of monitoring performance, gathering feedback and producing reports and evaluation materials 8. Ability to build effective working
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of Life Sciences & Medicine at King’s College London. It is a key component in delivering the vision for St Thomas’ MedTech Hub. The Institute is housed in a new building on the St Thomas’ campus, bringing
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, allowing robust digital twins to be generated efficiently for large numbers of individuals. The project will make extensive use of the UK Biobank, one of the world's largest health research resources, with
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requirements and associated regulatory obligations. 2. Demonstrable experience of leading service improvement, process redesign or operational change initiatives that have delivered measurable improvements
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implementation of contractual changes. Key responsibilities include but are not limited to: To take responsibility for the end-to-end HR administration process ensuring that candidates, employees and managers
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colleagues. It will suit someone who enjoys balancing competing priorities, building effective working relationships and taking ownership of accurate and timely delivery. This is a full time post (35 hours per
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for invasive measurements in selected clinical applications. Building on technologies developed at King’s College London, the project will focus on understanding how blood flow loses energy as it passes through