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Research Assistant (Qualitative health research)

🇬🇧 United Kingdom💰 £18,000 - £20,000 /yr💼 Full-time📂 General
Offered Salary£18,000 - £20,000 /yr
Job TypeFull-time
Location / Work ModeRemote
Sector / CategoryGeneral
💱 Estimated Compensation Breakdown Est. ≈ $24,130 USD/yr
Monthly Pay£1,583 / mo
Bi-Weekly Pay£731 / 2-wk
Hourly Rate£9.13 / hr
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Role Overview & Responsibilities

About the organisation

The Centre for Community-Driven Research (CCDR), is a non-profit organisation. We host Patient Organisation Network (PON) Program, conduct Patient Experience, Expectations and Knowledge (PEEK) studies and we also run the Patient Pathways telehealth nurse service/Network. More information about these programs is on our website at www.cc-dr.org

About the role

We are a small organisation and looking for a qualitative research assistant with experience in health research. Your role will include:

  • Conducting an analysis of structured interviews following a strict protocol
  • Being able to conduct analysis without mistakes in a timely manner within study timelines
  • Ability to write results with 100% accuracy and formated neatly

About you

You will have experience in qualitative research in public health (beyond university assignemnts and projects).

An understanding of the charity sector and public health is required

The role is for five months (full-time) with review to make full time depending on performance and organisational funding

Job Type: Fixed term contract
Contract length: 5 months

Salary: £18,000.00-£20,000.00 per year

Education:

  • Bachelor's (required)

Experience:

  • Qualitative research: 2 years (required)

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