Research Assistant
- 薪资：每年32,080英至35,608英 目前我们正在寻求任命一名研究助理加入 NIHR MindTech 健康技术研究中心的充满活力和跨学科团队。该角色持有人将担任我们的 CATAPULTS 研究的独立评估员，这是一个基于学校进行的随机控制试验，以评估两项可以改善注意力缺陷过度活动障碍 (ADHD) 的儿童关注和集中力的互动数字游戏.CATAPultS 是 Nottingham 大学与伦敦国王学院之间的合作项目 RECOGNeyes for Schools 的一部分，由国家卫生保健研究所 (NIHR) 资助。卡塔普尔茨研究正在中部和伦敦的小学和中学校进行。你的角色将是访问中部地区的小学及中学，与参与者开展结果评估并支持参与该研究的学校。你将与项目主任调查员 Elizabeth Liddle 博士以及联合领导 Dr Samuel Westwood 和其他试验管理团队密切合作，以确保高质量的数据收集和遵守学习程序。候选人必须有对涉及人类参与者的研究经验，了解临床研究程序和研究治理。学生必须能够与父母，照顾者，教师和其他专业人员有效沟通。在学校工作经验是理想的。这个职位最适合那些有教育背景的人，希望获得临床或教育心理学博士学位。我们支持我们的研究助理成功获得博士课程中的位置，并致力于提供导师和职业发展支持。这是一个全日制的工作位，将在截止11.30日之前提供固定期限合同。申请人必须能够定期前往中部地区的学校，并且愿意灵活地工作以适应必要时校园时间表。这一职位将涉及与年轻人和他们的家人联系，因此该职位持有人需要根据大学研究行为和研究道德规范获得从披露和禁令服务 (DBS) 中得到满意的增强信息。
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- Salary: £32,080 to £35,608 per annum
We are currently seeking to appoint a Research Assistant to join our vibrant and multidisciplinary team at NIHR MindTech HealthTech Research Centre. The role holder will serve as an Independent Assessor on our CATAPULTS study, which is a school-based randomised controlled trial to evaluate two interactive digital games that could improve attention and concentration in children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). CATAPULTS is part of the RECOGNeyes for Schools project, which is a collaboration between the University of Nottingham and King's College London, funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR).
The CATAPULTS study is being run across primary and secondary schools in the Midlands and London. Your role will be to visit primary and secondary schools across the Midlands to conduct outcome assessments with participants in the study and to support the schools taking part in the study. You will work closely with the project Principal Investigator, Dr Elizabeth Liddle and co-lead Dr Samuel Westwood, and the rest of the trial management team to ensure high-quality data collection and adherence to study procedures.
Candidates must have experience of conducting research involving human participants, with knowledge of clinical research procedures and research governance. They must have the ability to communicate effectively with parents, carers, teachers and other professionals. Experience of working within schools would be desirable.
This role would be ideally suited to someone with a background in education wishing to pursue a PhD or Doctorate in Clinical or Educational Psychology. We have an excellent track record of supporting our research assistants to successfully secure places on doctoral programmes and are committed to providing mentorship and career development support.
This is a full-time post and will be offered on a fixed term contract until 30.11.27. Candidates must have the ability to travel regularly to schools across the Midlands and a willingness to work flexibly to accommodate school timetables where necessary.
This role will involve contact with young people and their families and therefore the post holder will be required to obtain satisfactory enhanced disclosure from the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS), in line with the University’s code of research conduct and research ethics.