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Timetabling Officer

 

Job Description

This is a full-time (35h per week) role which will be focussed on timetabling requirements for the Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery and Palliative Care. The daily tasks will involve:



- Inputting module timetable data from an Excel spreadsheet into a timetable system



- Analysing data to check it is accurate



- Liaising with academic staff to confirm details of the data when necessary



- Liaising with the central Timetabling team 



- Tracking completion of entry of timetable data 



- Working to a tight College deadline



- Meeting daily targets of data entry 



- Working well in a team



 



You will be working in a team of Programme Officers also entering the timetabling data. You will need to work well within a team environment to meet shared targets and a College-wide deadline. 



 



Qualifications

N/A



Skills

- Data entry skills/experience (required)



- Strong Excel and SharePoint skills (including how to filter a spreadsheet and update trackers used by many staff members) (required)



- People skills when liaising with colleagues (required)



- Strong attention to detail (required)



- Email skills (required)



- Time management skills to meet tight deadlines and daily targets (required)



- Prioritisation skills (required)



- Knowledge of module timetables (preferred)



- Data analysis technique skills (preferred)



- Vlookup skills (preferred)



- Experience working in Higher Education (preferred)

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Research Assistant in Genomics



Qualifications

MSc degree



Skills

1) experience of laboratory work: nucleic acid extraction, PCR, making sequencing libraries etc.

2) experience of working with MS office including Excel and powerpoint

3) experience of working in Unix environment and with R, with NGS data

4) experience/ knowledge of genomics including mutations and variant calling.

5) have excellent communication and team working skills

This is an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic and motivated individual who is interested in working in an NHS or university environment supporting UK health research.   

The post-holder will have a key role in facilitating research management and governance processes required under the UK Policy Framework for Health and Social Care Research and relevant legislation. They will be the first point of contact for R&D enquiries and work within the R&D team to deliver a first-class advisory and support service to researchers.

Experience in working in NHS R&D or a university research support role is desirable but not essential as support and training will be provided to the post-holder to develop their role. The successful candidate will have outstanding organisational and communication skills, with excellent computer literacy (Excel, Access) and the ability to process complex information. Ability to work effectively as part of a team is essential. This is an opportunity to work in an R&D Office with experienced staff, providing an opportunity to develop knowledge and skills in R&D in both an NHS and university context. 

 

Key responsibilities

  • To develop and maintain an up-to-date understanding of the requirements of the Health Research Authority, UK Policy Framework for Health and Social Care Research, and legislation pertaining to health research in order to enable the post-holder to support the R&D team in providing reliable, detailed and relevant support and advice for researchers.
  • Act as a first point of contact for R&D enquiries to provide guidance and support to investigators at the first level.  Field enquiries, issue R&D guidance documents, advise on routine questions and route higher level enquires to the R&D Team.
  • To manage the day to day administration of the R&D data management systems (Access, Excel). To accurately record key research information and interrogate the systems to produce reports.   To contribute toward making the necessary adaptations to keep systems in line with evolving requirements of research governance and reporting returns.
  • To provide support to researchers and the R&D team in the processing of research studies through national approvals systems including Integrated Research Application System (IRAS). 
  • To be responsible for the administration of the national Research Passport scheme within the R&D office, advising researchers on the scheme and preparing research passports for sign off by the R&D team.  Maintain records of Research Passports on the R&D Research Passport database.
  • To support the R&D team in the management and oversight of ongoing research studies, including study amendments.
  • To manage the receipt and recording of individual study progress and end of study reports on the R&D database.
  • To support the R&D team in the provision of reports on research activity within the Trust.
  • To take responsibility for developing the R&D web pages and to co-ordinate content.
  • To maintain efficient electronic data filing and paper systems
  • Service the Trust R&D Committee? prepare agenda and papers, take minutes, organise room bookings and catering arrangements.
  • To attend relevant research training and continuing professional development activities to ensure that work delivered remains effective, relevant and up to date.
  • To provide personal assistant support to the R&D Director including diary management
  • To provide general administrative support - preparation of correspondence, support for meetings, mail outs, filing, maintaining contact details, room bookings, catering arrangements, processing invoices and purchase orders, general office duties.
  • Any other duties appropriate to the grade as directed.


Qualifications

None



Skills

Essential criteria

  1. Excellent organisational skills
  2. To be proficient in the use of MS-Excel, MS-Access and MS-Powerpoint and online databases.
  3. Excellent oral and written communication skills
  4. Strong problem-solving approach
  5. Ability to work under pressure and to tight deadlines
  6. Ability to communicate effectively with individuals at all levels and to develop good working relationships
  7. Professional and enthusiastic 
  8. Ability to work as part of a team and operate in a multidisciplinary environment

Desirable criteria

  1. Degree or equivalent
  2. Experience of administration in university or NHS context
  3. Experience of working with research governance

The post holder will assist in the generation of a protocol for next generation sequencing of microbiome



Qualifications

BSc



Skills

BSc in Microbiology or similar

Experience in a laboratory

Experience in microbiology

Experience in troubleshooting laboratory protocols

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