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Research Assistant - till 31.03.26inBradfordinBradfordPUBLISHED FRI 6 DEC 2024

Band 5: £29,970 to £36,483 a year per annum  FIXEDTERM 
EATING DISORDERMENTAL HEALTHNHS

Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation TrustFollow Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to contribute to meaningful research that addresses mental health issues in young populations.
Collaboration with esteemed institutions such as University College London and the Bristol Biomedical Research Centre, enhancing professional networking.
Hands-on experience in various research methodologies and access to professional development in research skills.
Engagement with diverse communities, providing a chance to work meaningfully with secondary schools and young people.
Involvement in co-production initiatives, empowering participants by incorporating their perspectives in the research process.
Supportive work environment with senior researchers, allowing for mentorship and collaboration on impactful projects.
Possibility to influence policy and service access for disadvantaged and minority ethnic groups through rigorous data collection and analysis.
The role of Research Assistant at Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust involves supporting a funded research initiative aimed at addressing mental health issues, specifically disordered eating among young populations in Bradford. The successful candidate will collaborate with senior researchers, schools, and young people to implement assessments, surveys, and a curriculum-centered research program. Responsibilities include participant recruitment, project setup—all while ensuring adherence to ethical and governance standards—alongside contributing to report writing and managing their own workload effectively.

The position offers opportunities to develop research skills in various methodologies and requires the assistant to maintain accurate records and communication with stakeholders, including families and schools. This role presents a chance to engage with important interdisciplinary research aimed at enhancing service access for those facing eating disorders, particularly in socio-economically disadvantaged and ethnically diverse communities. The contract is set to run until March 31, 2026.
Opportunity to contribute to meaningful research that addresses mental health issues in young populations.
Collaboration with esteemed institutions such as University College London and the Bristol Biomedical Research Centre, enhancing professional networking.
Hands-on experience in various research methodologies and access to professional development in research skills.
Engagement with diverse communities, providing a chance to work meaningfully with secondary schools and young people.
Involvement in co-production initiatives, empowering participants by incorporating their perspectives in the research process.
Supportive work environment with senior researchers, allowing for mentorship and collaboration on impactful projects.
Possibility to influence policy and service access for disadvantaged and minority ethnic groups through rigorous data collection and analysis.

Here are 5 questions you could be asked if you apply for this job: Start practice interview...
1. Can you describe your understanding of the role of a Research Assistant in the context of public health and mental health initiatives?
2. What interests you most about this specific project regarding eating disorders in disadvantaged and culturally diverse communities?
3. Can you provide an example of a previous research project you've been involved in? What was your specific contribution?
4. What do you believe are the key considerations in adhering to research governance and data protection when working with young people?
5. Given that this project involves collaboration with schools and other researchers across different institutions, how would you ensure clear communication and effective partnerships?
1. Can you describe your understanding of the role of a Research Assistant in the context of public health and mental health initiatives?
2. What interests you most about this specific project regarding eating disorders in disadvantaged and culturally diverse communities?
3. Can you provide an example of a previous research project you've been involved in? What was your specific contribution?
4. What do you believe are the key considerations in adhering to research governance and data protection when working with young people?
5. Given that this project involves collaboration with schools and other researchers across different institutions, how would you ensure clear communication and effective partnerships?
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