About the role

Epsrc funded step (Speaking of participation in leadership and partnership) Hub is the Broked Digital Health Center for Southwest England and Wales. The Hub aims to build on the strengths of each of its institutional partners to provide training, research and cooperation opportunities.

HUB programs include a skills and knowledge program that provides a selection of training courses designed for professional learners in the digital health sector, a fellowship program to develop future leaders in digital health, and a research research program that HUB has set.

We are keen to recruit a researcher with an expertise in digital health (i.e. health, psychology, or the interaction between human computer, human factors, computer science or joint discipline) to support Bath’s contribution in the first place. Skills and Knowledge Program. Specifically, the researcher will support the organization and development of teaching resources to support a set of courses that are being developed to reflect the needs of learners working in digital health. The short preliminary courses that Bath aims to develop to extract data and statistics in practice and machine learning. You can learn more about the possible content that this may include here. There will also be opportunities to contribute to the development of new MSC programs associated with it at the College of Management in areas related to digital future contracts, including courses that involve artificial intelligence, behavioral sciences and cybersecurity, with close links to industry and public sector priorities. This is an exciting opportunity to form an advanced training in a sophisticated area quickly.

He will be a researcher/research colleague within within Department of Information, Decisions and Operations (IDO) Bath University College, where there will also be opportunities to work through the scholarship group and current research centers. Bath University is a prosperous center for leading research in the world in the human aspects of cybersecurity and includes a number of research groups, centers and institutes, including Center for Innovation and Improvement for Health Carethe Center 21^street Public health a centurythe Applied digital behavior laboratoryand Institute of Security and Digital Behavior.

The appointment will be at a level that is appropriate for your experience. As a researcher, a researcher, you will hold a doctorate degree (or are about to end) in psychology, digital health, computer science, human and computer interaction, or the other relevant field and be able to show a suitable publishing record. To be appointed at the level of research colleague, you will have a great research experience after a related doctorate, a strong publishing record, and you are able to show leadership and guidance in your field of specialization.

As a member of Research staff at Bath University, you will be encouraged to obtain at least 10 days for professional professional development per year.

We welcome applications of individuals with various backgrounds and expertise who are excited to develop education and research in digital health.

Additional information

This role is presented on a part -time basis (18.25 hours per week) for a specified period of 6 months.

Please mention in the application any role (co -researcher, Research colleague Or not prefer) you want to apply for.

For an informal discussion about the role, please contact Professor David Ellis (Da33@bath.ac.ukHowever, please make sure to submit your request through the university’s website.