Location: | United Kingdom |
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Salary: | £34,308 to £39,745 Dependent on qualifications, between spinal point 29 (£34,308 pro rata) and spinal point 34 (£39,745 pro rata) on the HE framework agreement single spine 2022-2023 pay scale |
Hours: | Part Time |
Contract Type: | Fixed-Term/Contract |
Placed On: | 31st August 2024 |
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Expires: | 9th September 2024 |
Job Ref: | JAC DJT 016-05 |
Contract: 3 year fixed term contract
Applications are invited for a three-year part-time Daphne Jackson Fellowship co-sponsored by MS Society UK to be held at any UK university or research establishment. The Fellowship is intended for researchers interested in any area of MS research who want to return to their research careers after a career break.
The remaining funding will be secured by the Daphne Jackson Trust from an additional sponsor.
MS Society
The MS Society is the UK's leading charity for people affected by MS. We are the largest charitable funder of MS research in the UK, transforming our understanding and treatment of the condition. For 70 years we have been at the forefront of support, research, and campaigning to improve the lives of people with MS. Our free MS Helpline offers emotional support and information to anyone affected by MS including benefits and legal advice. Across the UK our local groups bring people together to reduce isolation and offer support with events, exercise classes and support.
We welcome applications for research projects that will increase understanding of the cause and find new effective treatments or prevention strategies for MS. And projects improving care and services for people affected by MS too.
We fund discovery and translational research, including our world-leading clinical trials program. We recently launched Octopus, our multi-arm, multi-stage rolling mega trial that aims to accelerate the development of re-purposed or novel treatments to slow or stop the accumulation of disability progression in MS. We want to work with everyone who shares our vision of a world free from the effects of MS.
Daphne Jackson Fellowships
The Daphne Jackson Trust is dedicated to returning researchers following a career break for a family, caring or health reasons.
Daphne Jackson Fellowships are unique - they offer professionals wishing to return to a research career after a break of two years or more from a paid research position, the opportunity to balance an individually tailored retraining programme with a challenging research project in a suitably supportive environment. The unparalleled support offered by the Trust's Fellowship Advisors and administrative staff, coupled with mentoring and retraining provided during the Fellowship, give returners the confidence and skills they need to successfully return to research.
For further information about MS Society UK please visit:
https://www.mssociety.org.uk/research/researchers
For the MS Society’s research priorities please visit:
https://www.mssociety.org.uk/research/explore-our-research/our-research-priorities
For further details about the eligibility criteria and application process, please visit www.daphnejackson.org. For further information before submitting an application please contact the Daphne Jackson Trust on 01483 689166 or via email at djmft@surrey.ac.uk.
How to apply
To be considered for this opportunity, please complete the CV, personal details and personal statement forms on the Daphne Jackson Trust website via the 'Apply' button (above).
Please outline your area of research interest and, if you have identified a department within which you would like to work, include the name and contact details of a potential supervisor in that department.
Email your submission to the Daphne Jackson Trust office at djmft@surrey.ac.uk stating clearly,
MS Society UK Daphne Jackson Fellowship Application.
Closing date for applications is Monday 9th September 2024
Following shortlisting by the Daphne Jackson Trust MS Society UK will undertake an internal selection process to identify the preferred candidate.
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