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Public Health Research Assistant

Public Health Wales

Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom · Part Time

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1 week ago
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Position Overview

This is a fixed-term opportunity or secondment available until 31st March 2027. Applicants interested in a secondment must obtain prior permission from their current line manager. Public Health Wales is seeking an experienced researcher to contribute to initiatives aimed at enhancing health and well-being across Wales. The role is based within the Policy and International Health Directorate, offering a chance to apply research expertise in a dynamic and innovative environment.

Role Details

The successful candidate will join the Policy and International Health Directorate, collaborating specifically with the Specialist Projects team and the Health Equity team in a split capacity. Responsibilities include applying both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies and understanding evaluation principles. Strong communication abilities are essential for effective collaboration within Public Health Wales and external partners.

The post involves robust project management to ensure timely progress and thorough documentation of all tasks. The Research Assistant will work closely with Programme and Project Leads to support the design, execution, and dissemination of research aligned with public health goals. Line management will be provided by the Senior Public Health Specialist.

Language and Inclusion

While Welsh language skills are preferred, applications from both Welsh and English speakers are encouraged. Public Health Wales is committed to diversity, equality, and flexible working arrangements including part-time roles and job sharing.

About Public Health Wales

Public Health Wales is the national public health agency dedicated to improving health outcomes for all people in Wales. Their mission is to work collectively towards a healthier Wales by enhancing life expectancy, well-being, and reducing inequalities through disease prevention, health protection, leadership, and innovation.

Additional Information

  • In-person interviews will be conducted at CQ2, Cardiff.
  • Informal discussions can be arranged by contacting Rebecca Hill, Senior Public Health Specialist, via email.

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