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annual leave entitlement Training and Development opportunities Pension Scheme with generous employer contribution Various schemes including Cycle to Work, Season Ticket Loans and help with the cost
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About the Role We are seeking a clinician-academic with the vision and drive to develop a substantial research programme in Hand Surgery, integrating clinical expertise with data science, digital
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across the institution. You’ll be part of a collaborative environment where your expertise will help maintain continuity and drive improvements during this period of transformation. Key Responsibilities Be
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across the institution. You’ll be part of a collaborative environment where your expertise will help maintain continuity and drive improvements during this period of transformation. Key Responsibilities
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to engage a variety of audiences. Significant experience of Microsoft and other office technology platforms. Sound working knowledge of policies, regulations and legislation in area of specialism. Excellent
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, and help enhance students’ confidence, independence and sense of belonging within the Royal Holloway community. Creativity, initiative and adaptability will be vital. Applicants should have experience
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About the Role The Student Recruitment and Marketing Manager is responsible for the planning and delivery of the student recruitment and marketing plans for the School of Engineering and Materials
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Patient Care Assistants you will be involved in a range of interesting and challenging cases. This position is ideal for an RVN keen to develop their nursing career and specialise in surgical and neurology
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development, technical assistance, research, and relationship/account management for both staff and students. The University acknowledges the importance of investing in IT to meet the expectations of its
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Institute to assist with the study ‘‘Addressing critical gaps in childhood-onset hyperkinetic movement disorders: Towards evidence-based interventions and personalised rehabilitation’. The research project