Research Associate Position in
Health Economics of Transplantation at the Department of Primary Care and
Public Health Sciences, King’s College London, UK 2012
Health Economics of Transplantation at the Department of Primary Care and
Public Health Sciences, King’s College London, UK 2012
Study Subject(s):Health Economics of Transplantation
Course Level:Research
Scholarship Provider: King’s College London
Scholarship can be taken at: UK
Course Level:Research
Scholarship Provider: King’s College London
Scholarship can be taken at: UK
Eligibility:
-International applications will be considered for this position.
-Post graduate degree in either economics or another relevant subject
-PhD in a relevant subject (non-economic doctorates included)
-Experience in applied healthcare, social policy or economic research
-Use of statistical/ econometric packages (SPSS/ STATA/ SAS) Use of decision
modelling software Experience of word processing, databases and spreadsheets
-Experience of statistical and econometric analysis of data
-Proven track record in writing reports and publications/ papers published in
peer reviewed journals
-International applications will be considered for this position.
-Post graduate degree in either economics or another relevant subject
-PhD in a relevant subject (non-economic doctorates included)
-Experience in applied healthcare, social policy or economic research
-Use of statistical/ econometric packages (SPSS/ STATA/ SAS) Use of decision
modelling software Experience of word processing, databases and spreadsheets
-Experience of statistical and econometric analysis of data
-Proven track record in writing reports and publications/ papers published in
peer reviewed journals
Scholarship Open for International
Students: Yes
Students: Yes
Scholarship Description: The Division of Health and Social Care Research, one of
the largest and expanding Research and Teaching Division’s within the School of
Medicine, provides a focus for community-based and public health researchers
and teachers in the School of Medicine and enjoys strong collaborative links
with other Schools in the College. The Division consists of two Departments:
Primary Care and Public Health Sciences, and Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation.
The Department of Primary Care and Public Health Sciences is a highly
multidisciplinary Department, with clinicians, social scientists,
psychologists, statisticians, informaticians, educationalists and
epidemiologists all represented in the Division. We have established and strong
international links, particularly with US and European research and teaching
partners. We have a particular focus on translational research from ‘bench to
community’ with part of the Division embedded within the Guy’s and St Thomas’
Biomedical Research Centre (BRC), along with the Primary Care Research Network
hub for Greater London. Our research is used to inform clinical guidelines and
national policy, particularly in the areas of stroke, health inequalities,
medical diagnosis and clinical research informatics.
the largest and expanding Research and Teaching Division’s within the School of
Medicine, provides a focus for community-based and public health researchers
and teachers in the School of Medicine and enjoys strong collaborative links
with other Schools in the College. The Division consists of two Departments:
Primary Care and Public Health Sciences, and Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation.
The Department of Primary Care and Public Health Sciences is a highly
multidisciplinary Department, with clinicians, social scientists,
psychologists, statisticians, informaticians, educationalists and
epidemiologists all represented in the Division. We have established and strong
international links, particularly with US and European research and teaching
partners. We have a particular focus on translational research from ‘bench to
community’ with part of the Division embedded within the Guy’s and St Thomas’
Biomedical Research Centre (BRC), along with the Primary Care Research Network
hub for Greater London. Our research is used to inform clinical guidelines and
national policy, particularly in the areas of stroke, health inequalities,
medical diagnosis and clinical research informatics.
What it Covers: The appointment will be made on the Grade 6 scale; £33,343
per annum, inclusive of £2,323 London Allowance, per annum.
per annum, inclusive of £2,323 London Allowance, per annum.
Scholarship Application Deadline: 18/10/2012