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Post Doctoral Research Associate
Job Description
We are looking to appoint a Post-doctoral Researcher to work within the King’s Centre for Military Health Research (KCMHR). KCMHR launched in 2004 and is directed by Professor Sir Simon Wessely and Professor Nicola T. Fear. For more information, please see www.kcmhr.org.
The post holder will have previous knowledge of military populations and occupational health research experience. You will lead a systematic review on bullying among children and youth in miliary families which will include development of the protocol, registration with PROSPERO, review of abstracts, review of full articles, extraction and synthesis of relevant data and drafting of manuscripts.
The post holder will also lead an age-period-cohort analysis of a matched cohort study using administrative health data to study the impact of military service length, era of service and age at release on Veteran health services use and outcomes. This will include drafting a statistical analysis plan, liaising with ICES analysts and drafting of manuscripts.
The post holder will also be required to create a data linkage matrix that may be used to understand the impact that health outcomes may have on work outcomes.
You will join a friendly, supportive and collegial environment with a large range of opportunities for involvement in various research projects, supporting grant writing and student supervision and teaching.
The successful candidate will have completed (or nearly completed) a PhD within military research. You will be expected to work independently and in collaboration, present new ideas and contribute new insights, lead on the development of statistical analysis protocols, and interpret the findings. In addition, you will have experience of writing for publication and presenting research results to different audiences.
You will have a proactive and flexible approach to work with the willingness to undertake occasional travel.
Qualifications
- A PhD within the field of military populations
- Previous experience/qualification in the field of occupational health research
Skills
- A PhD within the field of military populations
- Previous experience/qualification in the field of occupational health research
- Demonstrable experience in research and good understanding of research methodology
- Excellent working knowledge of a range of statistical techniques
- Hands on experience working with complex, longitudinal administrative data and/or electronic health record data
- Experience completing systematic reviews
- Previous experience within the field of military health research
- Good organizational skills and the ability to work to project milestones/deadlines
- A track record of peer-reviewed publications in scientific journals
- Excellent verbal communication and presentation skills as evidenced by presentations at conferences, public meetings, seminars
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