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About the role The National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) is the nation’s largest funder of health and care research and Leicester is home to the Leicester Diabetes Centre, one of the leading NIHR research centres. We are looking recruit a NIHR Programmes Administrator...
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About the role This is an exciting opportunity to join the School of Healthcare at the University of Leicester as a Lecturer in Physiotherapy, contributing to a unique dual award programme delivered
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About the role The School of Healthcare are looking for a Lecturer in response to the increasing demand for our pharmacist prescribing program. The pharmacist independent prescribing program at
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About the role The new MPharm program, at the University of Leicester, is located in a School of Healthcare, alongside Schools of Medicine, Biology and Psychology. With extensive local expertise in
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to contact: University Research Programme Renal - Professor Jim Burton, jb343@le.ac.uk Vascular - Professor Matt Bown, mjb42@le.ac.uk Clinical Academic Training Programme: Training Programme Director Renal
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biology, or similar field Experience analysing medical images and working with data Strong programming skills in R or Python Good communication skills and ability to work in a team Ideally, you would also
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provide infrastructure and help to deliver key grant milestones for the multicentre phase 2/3 COLO-PREVENT clinical trial, which will recruit patients from the NHS Bowel Screening Programme that have a high
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within the Centre for Hate Studies, you will support a programme of knowledge exchange and policy co-production, translating findings from the Rural Racism Project into practical, anti-racist policy tools
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with both qualitative and quantitative metrics and approaches. About the I-REACCH programme I-REACCH is a range of complementary pilot projects, focused on under-represented groups, which are combining
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to work within each of the three themes, ‘Discovery’, ‘Interventions’ and ‘Populations’. The successful Grade 8 candidates will be expected to lead on the planning and delivery of the research programme and