An exciting opportunity is available for the talented researcher to join a successful team at the Primary Care Research Center to support the evaluation of the process and implement the digital health intervention for young people who suffer from acne (Care for acne online). This post is available under the supervision of Professor Myriam Santry and Dr. Rosie Esry in close cooperation with colleagues in the acne study team on the Internet. This work will include the establishment and facilitation of discussions/workshops and individual interviews with the participants in spreading and implementing acne acne, to include: young people with acne, health care professionals, general partners, community organizations and services that work with young people, and representatives from NHS organizations and construction in operations in operations and NHS (EG Care). The collection collected data from these sources, as well as assessing the experiment process, will also include to inform the planning and provide Care Care implementation online.

Applicants will have experience in spreading behavior change interventions and implementing them in self -management health conditions, and contributing to the evaluation of the process of spoiled experiences with evidence of health research, including specific and public participation methods. Applicants will perfectly have some knowledge of theories and frameworks related to the science of implementation (such as the theory of normalization, CFIR). Your knowledge and experience are usually acquired through a relevant doctorate, but may also be achieved through another research experience, usually supported by the degree of relevant postgraduate studies (such as MSC in health psychology, digital health or computer science). Successful applicants will have shown their ability to work independently and efficiently in the context of research and will get excellent English language skills with careful attention to detail.

The publication is specified for the duration and will be presented until full time from January 2026. The job share of the correct group of candidates will be considered. The publication will be for 12 months in the first place.

For an unofficial discussion about the post, please contact Dr. Rosie Eseiri (p.A.ssary@soton.ac.uk) Or Professor Myriam Santry (M.santer@soton.ac.uk))

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