Your Responsibilities

Detailed job description and main responsibilities

What You’ll Do

You’ll deliver timely and compelling copy for a range of audiences. Your work will be key to the delivery of a growing R&D communications strategy.

You will work closely with communications staff, researchers and suppliers. You’ll make sure we provide appropriate and engaging content to the public, our staff, health professionals and our stakeholders. You will work across health subjects and disease areas to engage and involve people in our work.

Working closely with the R&D communications managers, you will focus on driving ever more benefit and impact by engaging the widest range of people with our research.

You will handle team enquiries and requests, build stronger connections with communications partners across the region, and proactively support media visits to the hospital.

What We’re Looking For

We’re looking for someone confident and capable in generating outputs that really connect with audiences. You’ll be comfortable and confident balancing multiple projects and priorities under pressure.

Communicating about research clearly and accurately can be challenging. We’re looking for someone who can cut through complexity to give audiences reasons to care and the key messages.

Familiarity with communications in the NHS R&D, National Institute for Health and Care Research and/or clinical academic environment is desirable. However what you’ll need above all is initiative, an appetite for challenging content and demonstrable ability in delivering in complex environments.

Additional Information

Interviews will be held on Thursday, 21 July 2022

Should you have any queries, please use the contact details below to get in touch.