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The post holder’s portfolio will span a number of different areas but focus primarily on the WRIPA-PLUS (PLaces + Universities = Success)” project and its needs. The duties of the post-holder will include, but not be limited to employer engagement, student placement support, reporting on KPIs and project milestones.
Overall Purpose of the Role
The role holder:
- Will have a practical working knowledge of the high tech SME sector in the Humberside region.
- Will be comfortable in organising and liaising between the physics department and local business to help facilitate industry-academic relationships.
- Will be expected to provide support to students securing industrial placements. This will involve supporting students through the entire life cycle of the placement process from preparation to application to visiting students on placement.
- Will have a detailed an extensive knowledge of strategies and techniques for helping students improve their overall employability skills. This will include direct student support, contributing to elements of the physics curriculum, or organising seminars / workshops for students.
- Will work in partnership with the University Careers Service and share information on developments, opportunities and activities.
The work requires the use of initiative and judgement on how to address and resolve problems with minimal guidance and instructions from senior colleagues.
This role is fixed term for the 3 year duration of the project.
To discuss this role informally please contact: Emanuele Verrelli: E.Verrelli@hull.ac.uk tel: 01482 466143
or Sergei Zharkov: S.Zharkov@hull.ac.uk tel: 01482 465842
Closing Date: 21 Feb 2020
Category: Operational/Admin Support/Manual/Specialist
Closing Date: 21 Feb 2020
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The University of Hull has invested substantially in infrastructure and new research posts, particularly in the area of Biomedicine. The Positron Emission Tomography Research Centre (PETRC) is established as a leading international centre that provides state of the art facilities to undertake research in translational biomedical science. In particular, the development of positron emission tomography imaging probes. PETRC links through a translational pathway to support the Molecular Imaging Research Centre (MIRC) at Castle Hill Hospital. MIRC is a ca. £8.5 million investment between Hull University Teaching Hospital NHS Trust, the Daisy Appeal and the University of Hull, that is planned for completion in 2020.
The University PETRC is equipped with a 7.5 MeV cyclotron to allow synthesis of radiolabelled compounds for PET and SPECT imaging. This facility is dedicated to the translation of novel imaging biomarkers for cancer and cardiovascular disease. The post-holder will also play a role in the new MIRC facility, equipped with the world’s first compact cyclotron, to allow synthesis of radiolabelled compounds for PET and preclinical imaging systems for PET and SPECT.
This is an exciting opportunity to join an interdisciplinary medical imaging research team, within a facility equipped with the latest technologies, to support the senior staff in the safe running of the facility and participate in multi-disciplinary projects. You will be also be part of a multi-disciplinary team of radiochemists and biomedical scientists working closely with clinical colleagues at the MIRC at Castle Hill Hospital.
To discuss this role informally, please contact Professor Steve Archibald, T: 01482 465488, Email: S.J.Archibald@hull.ac.uk
For information about the department visit www.hull.ac.uk/faculties/fhs
Closing Date: 30 Jan 2020
Category: Operational/Admin Support/Manual/Specialist
Closing Date: 30 Jan 2020
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Hull York Medical School is committed to transforming the health of people within the region and beyond – through its students, staff and the impact of its teaching and research. The joint medical school of the Universities of Hull and York, Hull York Medical School has a reputation as one of the UKs most exciting, contemporary schools.
It is an exciting time to join Hull York Medical School. Following the Department of Health initiative to expand the number of medical school places in England, Hull York Medical School has been awarded an additional 90 places a year from 2020 which represents a 69% increase in places.
This newly created post will join an existing team of administrators responsible for the effective and efficient development, delivery and evaluation for our five-year medical programme. This is a key student-facing support role in the School and you must have the skills and experience needed to be able to deliver a high-level professional service to students. You will be responsible for providing accurate information to students, scheduling teaching sessions, supporting cross-site student activities, updating learning materials, maintaining records and preparing documents. You will need to build close working relationships with a range of administrative, academic and clinical colleagues across our university and NHS office locations.
You should have experience of working as an administrator in a busy office within a large complex organisation and ideally will have worked in a student-facing or customer service focused role. You will be highly organised, with a positive attitude and a flexible approach to work.
The post is based at the University of York campus, with occasional travel to Hull and NHS sites as required.
Interviews will be held on a date to be confirmed.
To discuss this role informally, please contact Wendy Marshall, wendy.marshall@hyms.ac.uk, 01482 463181
To apply please use the following link:https://jobs.york.ac.uk/wd/plsql/wd_portal.show_job?p_web_site_id=3885&p_web_page_id=411548
Closing Date: 09 Feb 2020
Category: Operational/Admin Support/Manual/Specialist
Closing Date: 09 Feb 2020