Kingston University is seeking a Research Associate for CHAMPIONS-PT, an NIHR-funded programme co-designing and piloting a Community Champions intervention to improve vaccination uptake among Black African and Caribbean pregnant women and young children in London.
The role is based in the School of Nursing, Allied and Public Health, working with Professor Tushna Vandrevala. Start salary is £40,195 per annum, with a fixed-term of 2 years and emphasis on participatory public health research.
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Community-Engaged Public Health Research Associate employer: Kingston University
Kingston School of Art is an exceptional employer, offering a vibrant and interdisciplinary environment where academic leaders can thrive. With a strong commitment to innovation, inclusion, and academic excellence, employees benefit from collaborative relationships across the university and with industry partners, fostering professional growth and impactful contributions to the creative and cultural sectors. The school's rich heritage and top-ranking status in art and design education provide a unique opportunity for meaningful engagement and development in a supportive community.
