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. Working closely with the Lead Investigators, the post holder will ensure the successful conduct and completion of the research programme. They will contribute to the collection and analysis of data and play
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required to understand both NHS and university policies and practices. We have a strong commitment to both professional development (and run an active programme for our staff to upskill), and to our core
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preprocessors (i.e. SASS) Strong PHP development skills and familiarity with object-oriented programming principles and Moodle’s backend structure. Comfortable working with Database Structure (e.g. MySQL
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organised and have a demonstrable ability to plan, prioritise, and work to deadlines. The successful candidate will have an excellent attention-to-detail skill set and should be flexible, proactive, and
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an agreed plan of work, as well as having an ability to work independently and under own direction A passion for change in lived experience and mental health research, and an ability to champion
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, including with the Microsoft Office Suite. Excellent administrative skills, including the ability to organise and plan effectively. Good oral and written communication skills, with the ability to provide
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collaboration with the Senior Communications & Engagement Manager (IES) and in consultation with the Strategic Programme Manager. Lead the creation and maintenance of high-quality, engaging content and assets
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becoming increasingly impactful across King’s and is gaining recognition across the sector. Through our Access & Participation Plan 2025–2029, we have made ambitious commitments to expand our place-based
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. Ability to work independently based on an agreed work plan, setting own priorities and those of the team, working cooperatively to achieve the project objective 6. Pro-active, flexible and delivery
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Theory, Feminism, or some aspect of Decolonial Theory and Practice, as well as Critical Data Science. The Lecturer will help the Department develop a new postgraduate taught programme in Health Economics