great job in UCL Research Assistant, - Ref:1404560 Click here to go back to search results UCL Department / DivisionClinical, Educational & Health Psychology Specific unit / Sub departmentHealth Psychology Research Group Grade6 Hours Part Time Hours per week (%FTE)18.25 hours per week (50% FTE) Salary (inclusive of London allowance)£26,447- £30,994 per annum Salary pro-rata for part time vacancies Duties and Responsibilities Building on our work developing a taxonomy of behaviour change techniques, we have been awarded an MRC grant to develop a methodology to link this to behaviour change theory. This is an excellent opportunity for a Health Psychologist to play a role in a challenging and important cross-disciplinary project. We are looking for someone to be a research assistant on this important project working with key figures in the field: Professors Susan Michie, Marie Johnston, Alex Rothman, Mike Kelly and Marijn de Bruin. The post will be based within the Department of Clinical, Educational and Health Psychology. The post-holder will contribute to all aspects of the study: data collection and advanced statistical analysis, developing research protocols and effective study procedures, liaising effectively with research collaborators in the UK and abroad, timely reporting on study progress and dissemination in high quality journal articles and conferences. The post-holder will specifically be responsible for administration of the project, literature reviewing and maintaining the project website. The post-holder will work directly under the Research Associate managing the project and under the overall direction of Susan Michie, Professor of Health Psychology at UCL. The post is funded for 30 months in the first instance. Key Requirements Applicants should be an experienced researcher with an MSc in Health Psychology or a related field. S/he should have an understanding of behaviour change theory and techniques and expertise in statistical analysis, consensus methods and evidence synthesis. S/he should be able to demonstrate evidence of project management administration skills, independent working, good writing skills and show self-direction and good interpersonal skills. Further Details Informal enquiries should be made to Professor Susan Michie ([email protected]). A job description and project proposal can be accessed via the link at the bottom of this page. To apply for the vacancy please click on the ‘Apply Now’ button below. If you have any queries regarding the application process please contact the CORE administrator (tel: 020 7679 1785, [email protected]). UCL Taking Action for Equality
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