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Main Duties and Responsibilities

Job Description

3. Patient‑centred intervention and implementation research

• Contribute to the development and evaluation of patient‑centred care approaches, including personalised care and support planning
• Assist with implementation and process evaluation using established frameworks (e.g. socioecological and implementation frameworks)
• Work with clinicians and stakeholders to ensure research outputs are feasible and relevant to routine primary care practice

4. Data analysis, reporting, and dissemination

• Participate in data management and analysis (qualitative and/or quantitative, depending on background)
• Assist in preparing reports, manuscripts, and conference presentations
• Contribute to ongoing and future grant‑related activities

5. Assist with any other duties of a similar nature delegated by the PI/Head of Department/Programme Director/Reporting Manager

Qualifications

1. A PhD degree in Public Health, Health Services Research, or a related discipline
2. More than 5 years of research experience in qualitative, quantitative, and/or mixed‑methods research
3. Strong interest in patient‑centred care, chronic disease management, mental health, or health equity
4. Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to translate research findings into clear, practice‑relevant outputs
5. Good organisational and time‑management skills, with the ability to balance multiple research tasks and timelines
6. Ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams, including clinicians, researchers, and policy stakeholders
7. Proactive attitude and capacity to work independently with appropriate supervision
8. Strong analytical thinking and problem‑solving skills, especially when working with complex, real‑world data or ambiguous findings
9. Clinical or healthcare-related experience, and/or familiarity with primary care, community health, or healthcare delivery settings would be an advantage.