Research Fellow - School of Social Policy - 107812 - Grade 8

University of Birmingham
United Kingdom
Workplace: OnsitePart timeGBP 47,389 - 56,535 annuallyFunction: Research & Scientific (R&D)Education: phdSkills: ["Research planning","Project management","Participant recruitment","Data analysis","Knowledge transfer"]

Plan, design, and help coordinate the BEAMS-ID multicentre randomised controlled trial in collaboration with Cardiff CTR and the Trial Manager. Conduct original, measurable research with outcomes for moderate to severe intellectual disabilities and anxiety disorders, support recruitment and data capture, and publish results. Contribute to knowledge transfer and public engagement, supervise PhD students and research associates, and apply expertise in clinical trial data analysis and research methodologies.

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Research Fellow - School of Social Policy - 107812 - Grade 8

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Job Summary

Plan, design, and help coordinate the BEAMS-ID multicentre randomised controlled trial in collaboration with Cardiff CTR and the Trial Manager. Conduct original, measurable research with outcomes for moderate to severe intellectual disabilities and anxiety disorders, support recruitment and data capture, and publish results. Contribute to knowledge transfer and public engagement, supervise PhD students and research associates, and apply expertise in clinical trial data analysis and research methodologies.
Location: United Kingdom
Workplace: Onsite
Employment Type: Part time
Job Function: Research & Scientific (R&D)
Seniority: Mid level

Key Responsibilities

  • •Plan, design, and co-ordinate the BEAMS-ID trial in collaboration with Cardiff CTR and the Trial Manager.
  • •Initiate and conduct original research with measurable outcomes reflected in research impact and reputation.
  • •Contribute to research and participant recruitment strategies; capture data from participants and their families.
  • •Collaborate with the trial statistician and health economist to undertake data analyses.
  • •Supervise PhD students and research associates, support knowledge transfer/public engagement, and contribute to research administration and management.

Pay and Benefits

Salary: GBP 47,389 - 56,535 annually

Key Requirements

  • •A PhD relevant to the research area (or near completion), or equivalent PhD-level qualifications.
  • •Extensive research experience and scholarship, including research involving people with intellectual disabilities.
  • •Practice-based experience working with people with intellectual disabilities and their families.
  • •Demonstrated success in planning, undertaking research, and project management delivering high-quality results, including clinical trials or large research projects.
  • •Experience applying the Mental Capacity Act, 2005, and expertise with research methods such as multi-level or linear mixed effects modelling and missing data analysis using multiple imputation.
Experience:Clinical trialsIntellectual disabilities research
Education:PhD / Doctorate
Skills:Research planningProject managementParticipant recruitmentData analysisKnowledge transfer
Tech Stack:BEAMS trialRandomised controlled trialMulti-level or linear mixed effects modellingMultiple imputationHealth economics analysesProcess evaluationMental Capacity Act, 2005

Company Brief

University of Birmingham
A major UK research university offering undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs across a wide range of disciplines; known for research, teaching excellence, and international partnerships.
Industry: Higher Education
Company Size: Enterprise (1,001+ employees)
Revenue: USD 500M to 1B
Growth: Government & Public Sector
Funding: Government Funded
Headquarters: Birmingham, United Kingdom
Founded: 1900
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