6. Attend and contribute to research team meetings and prepare meeting papers as required. 7. To contribute to organisation of seminars and a sandpit event 8. To actively participate in the Maternal Health & Wellbeing research 9. Perform any duties appropriate to a Research Fellow within the School of Health Sciences Knowledge, Skills, Qualifications & Experience Essential Desirable Qualifications/ PhD or equivalent in relevant subject Education area OR near to completion of a PhD Relevant subjects include, but are not limited to, medical sociology, television studies, cultural/media studies, health sciences, medical humanities. Skills/Training Excellent oral and written Confident user of EndNote communication skills. Ability to search electronic databases and manage search results. Ability to apply relevant research approaches, techniques and methods. Ability to build relationships and collaborate with others, across disciplines. Experience Experience of writing literature Experience of textual analysis of reviews television programmes. Experience of undertaking textual Experience of analysing online analysis of the media. Peer reviewed publication of a Experience of conducting interviews literature review. or focus groups Experience of submitting to and Possess high levels of initiative, obtaining approval from Ethics commitment to deadlines and team and Research Governance interaction committees. Experience of qualitative analysis of focus group data Experience of working in a team Statutory/Legal Informal enquires may be addressed to Dr Julie Roberts, tel: +44 (0) 115 8230243 or Email: or Professor Helen Spiby, tel: 0115 823 0820 or email: Please note that applications sent directly to this Email address will not be accepted.
6. Attend and contribute to research team meetings and prepare meeting papers as required. 7. To contribute to organisation of seminars and a sandpit event 8. To actively participate in the Maternal Health & Wellbeing research 9. Perform any duties appropriate to a Research Fellow within the School of Health Sciences Knowledge, Skills, Qualifications & Experience Essential Desirable Qualifications/ Education PhD or equivalent in relevant subject area OR near to completion of a PhD Relevant subjects include, but are not limited to, medical sociology, television studies, cultural/media studies, health sciences, medical humanities. Skills/Training Excellent oral and written communication skills. Ability to search electronic databases and manage search results. Ability to apply relevant research approaches, techniques and methods. Ability to build relationships and collaborate with others, across disciplines. Confident user of EndNote Experience Experience of writing literature reviews Experience of undertaking textual analysis of the Experience of conducting interviews or focus groups Possess high levels of initiative, commitment to deadlines and team interaction Experience of textual analysis of television programmes. Experience of analysing online media. Peer reviewed publication of a literature review. Experience of submitting to and obtaining approval from Ethics and Research Governance committees. Experience of qualitative analysis of focus group data Experience of working in a team Statutory/Legal Informal enquires may be addressed to Dr Julie Roberts, tel: +44 (0) 115 8230243 or Email: or Professor Helen Spiby, tel: 0115 823 0820 or email: Please note that applications sent directly to this Email address will not be accepted.