Applications are invited to a full -time temporary job above in the Public Health Cooperation Unit at the University of Panjor University in the University of Bangour (Wrexham Technology Park, Wrexham).

The Public Health Cooperation Unit is a general/academic cooperation funded by Wales in the field of public health, which provides a flexible and effective resource for rapid evaluation, evaluation and support for policy development for Wales Public Health and broader NHS.

The postal holder will work in cooperation with the Public Health Economics Economics Team (Politics and International Health Directorate in Public Health) in a joint project with the Pan American Health Organization (Paho) ​​comprehensive (CIM) on the social value of immunization. The postal holder will be asked to support the interpretation of health economics data and information in the context of social (general) value to build a luxury economy in Wales.

A successful candidate will have a doctorate degree in a related topic (public health, public health or other scientific, psychological or social topics), or he is about to end and has a research background in the relevant field (such as social sciences, public health, health economies).

The successful candidate is expected to start as soon as possible, and the post is available until March 31, 2026, with the possibility of extension if additional financing is secured.

This role will be in the campus in Wrexham. Through our dynamic framework, there will also be an option to spend time working from a distance (although staying in the United Kingdom) to support the balance of work life, which will be discussed with the candidates in the interview.

Requests will also be considered to implement this role on a part -time share or job.

Applications will only be accepted via the online recruitment site, Jobs.bangor.ac.uk. However, in cases of access problems due to the deficit, paper requests models are available by phone 01248 383865.

Date closing requests: October 05, 2025

Interviews will be made on: 15 October 2025

Unofficial inquiries can be done by calling: Dr. Kat Ford, research colleague, k.ford@bangor.ac.uk.

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