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to improve people's health in developing countries by striving for excellence in research, healthcare, and training. Our research program spans basic scientific research, clinical studies, epidemiological
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training programs to equip students with the skills to advocate effectively. Liaising with university staff, strengthening collaboration between students, the SU, and the institution. Facilitating democratic
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solutions for stakeholders as well as to actively support the value for money agenda. The CM is required to effectively prioritise and plan procurement whilst working in collaboration with stakeholders
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of tuberculosis infection and disease in East London. Ongoing programs of TB research within the Blizard Institute include development of molecular microbial blood biomarkers of tuberculosis infection and disease
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of ethics plan to enable roll out of pilot study About You The ideal candidate for this role will have an MEng/MSc/MRes level qualification in either biomedical sciences / biomedical engineering or a clinical
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execute the strategic plan for the business unit, ensuring alignment with department goals and the School’s bold vision. Work hand-in-hand with internal teams, creative agencies, media agency and
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will provide leadership and strategic direction in the conceptualisation, development and implementation of LSHTM’s EDI Strategy and Action Plan, working towards an inclusive research, education and
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all invoices are closed and clients pay at time of discharge The post holder will be responsible for ensuring the team has a clear strategy and plan of work, and all month end targets are achieved
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. The Institute is organised into six separate research centres which, though complementary and following the Institute strategic plan, also have Centre-specific objectives and requirements. The Centre for Cancer
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spacious, modern hospital, with separate species-specific clinical facilities. We provide high quality veterinary care to the local community, as well as a shelter medicine teaching programme in support of