RCSI - Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
Organisation/Company:
RCSI - Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
Department:
Human Resources
Research Field:
Biological sciences » Nutritional sciences
Researcher Profile:
First Stage Researcher (R1) Positions
Country:
Ireland
Application Deadline: 10 Jan :00 (Europe/Dublin)
Type of Contract:
Temporary
Job Status:
Full-time
Hours Per Week: 39
Offer DescriptionJob Title:
Research Assistant
Department:
School of Population Health
Reporting to:
Dr Eithne Sexton
Contract/Duration:
Full time, specified purpose contact for up to 6 months
Remuneration:
Aligned to the IUA Research Assistant scale up to a maximum of point 13 (subject to skills and experience)
Closing Date:
Friday 10th January @ 5pm
The School of Population Health wishes to hire a Research Assistant to help with two ongoing research projects focused on the epidemiology of stroke in Ireland.
The first project, "Stroke in Ireland to 2046:
maximising knowledge translation of epidemiological modelling evidence" is funded under a HRB Knowledge Translation Award (KTA).
The second project is part of the "Co-designing Life After Stroke Support Pathways (CLASP)" study, funded by a HRB Applied Partnership Award (APA).
Summary of PostThe Research Assistant will work closely with the lead researcher, Dr Eithne Sexton, as part of the Cameron Programme team.
This will involve preparing datasets for use as inputs to an interactive modelling tool, assisting with the organisation and facilitation of stakeholder co-design workshops, analysing data to inform estimates of stroke prevalence and outcomes, and contributing to developing content and outputs for the study website.
ResponsibilitiesPerforming statistical analysis using software such as R or STATA.Preparing and cleaning quantitative datasets to ensure accuracy and consistency.
Assisting with evidence synthesis, including data extraction, synthesis and presentation.
Assisting with organisation and delivery of stakeholder workshops.
Contributing to development of dissemination outputs, including a project website, conference presentations, authored peer-reviewed articles, etc.
Co-ordination of own day-to-day work to support ongoing projects.
Undertaking duties assigned by the lead researcher or their nominee in support of the projects.
Qualifications – (Essential)An MSc or equivalent in health services research or a related discipline.
Knowledge & Experience – (Essential)Experience using statistical software such as R, STATA or SPSS.Evidence of the ability to work independently and efficiently, including excellent oral and written communication skills.
Excellent organisational, interpersonal, report writing and IT skills.
Robust knowledge of quantitative research methods.
Experience of conducting evidence synthesis.
Track record in scientific publication and dissemination.
Experience of working in multidisciplinary & international research teams.
Content expertise in stroke or other age-related chronic disease.
We encourage all candidates to apply, regardless of their background. Application ProcessPlease apply online through the RCSI careers portal on the closing date with your CV and cover letter.
Informal Enquiries can be directed to Eithne Sexton, lecturer, School of Population Health
. Please note we do not accept CVs directly.
Employee BenefitsMinimum of 20 days annual leave, plus an additional 6.5 Privilege daysFlexible/hybrid working options7% Employer pension contributionOnsite gym €10 per/mth incl.
classes and PT sessionsChildcare support 20% discount at GiraffeFree eye test and annual flu vaccinationLearning and Development training programmes incl.
LinkedIn LearningNote:
This job description may be subject to change to reflect the evolving requirements of the Department and RCSI. Work Location(s)
Number of offers available: 1
Company/Institute:
RCSI - Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
Country:
Ireland
City:
Dublin
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