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NIHR ARC OX TV pre and post doctoral internship/fellowship opportunities

20th March 2023

The NIHR Applied Research Collaboration for Oxford and Thames Valley are offering pre and post doctoral internship/fellowship opportunities, funded by Health Education England.

The opportunity is open to anyone working in a clinical role (including social care and public health) except doctors and dentists.

You can apply for any amount up to £20,000 which can be used for salary backfill, training costs and can be used over your own defined time period (1 day a week for a year to two weeks).

Previous recipients include a community midwife looking at post section monitoring in the community, physiotherapist looking at poor service usage in the most deprived areas, ambulance service staff looking at improved data usage to optimise the service, social worker looking at how the research evidence relates to practice.

The deadline for applications is the 21st of April

For further information including the application form click here.

For an informal discussion please contact Katherine Tucker.

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