Overview
In this role you will lead and shape research, education and knowledge exchange in health and social care Informatics, focusing on data, digital technologies and co-produced approaches. You will collaborate with diverse stakeholders to enhance services, support caregivers and drive impact across the lifespan. The position sits within the Integrated Care Collaborative, contributing to a wider programme of research and training. You will mentor academics, secure grants and contribute to teaching and dissemination.
Pay / Benefits
- sector-leading salary
- pension scheme
- comprehensive staff training and development
Responsibilities
- Identify strategic opportunities and build research and KE capacity in health and social care
- Lead grant acquisition and provide methodological support
- Mentor academics and contribute to teaching and training activities
- Foster collaboration with diverse stakeholders to benefit underserved groups
- Support design, delivery, dissemination, sustainability and leadership of research and KE initiatives
- Advance use of data, informatics and digital technologies to improve services across the lifespan
Key requirements
- Professor or Reader with experience bridging academia and professional practice
- Expertise in co-production and facilitating stakeholder relationships
- Ability to deliver across research, education and KE programs
- Experience with design, delivery, dissemination and leadership of research initiatives
- collaboration
- stakeholder engagement
- leadership
- informatics
- data and technology implementation
- digital technologies in health and social care
Professor of Health & Social Care Informatics (REDEPLOYEE APPLICANTS ONLY) in London employer: City, University of London
City St George's, University of London is an exceptional employer that prioritises the professional growth and development of its staff within a vibrant academic community. Located in Tooting, London, the university offers a competitive salary, comprehensive benefits, and a strong commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusion, making it an ideal place for passionate educators to thrive and make a meaningful impact in primary care education.
Contact Details:
City, University of London Recruitment Team
