You will have a PhD in health services research, sociology, health psychology or a related discipline, together with significant experience of systematic reviews and evidence synthesis. You will have demonstrated knowledge of systematic review methodology, including protocol development, search strategies, screening, data extraction, quality appraisal and evidence synthesis, alongside experience of qualitative and quantitative data analysis. You will also bring knowledge and understanding of health systems, healthcare organisations or systems leadership, and experience of managing research projects and preparing applied health and care research for publication.
You will be a strong analytical and critical thinker who can synthesise complex evidence rigorously and work with a high degree of autonomy while contributing effectively to a multidisciplinary research team. Excellent written and verbal communication, organisational and project management skills will enable you to manage competing priorities, meet agreed milestones and communicate complex findings clearly to academic, professional and non-academic audiences. Knowledge of multidisciplinary working or organisational and behavioural approaches to healthcare, experience with systematic review and reference management software, and experience working with healthcare professionals, policymakers or other relevant stakeholders would be advantageous.