General Practice Commercial Research Fellows

 

National Institute for Health and Care Research

School for Primary Care Research (SPCR)

General Practice Commercial Research Fellows

Up to eleven fellowships are available, one in each of our members: Bristol, Exeter, Keele, Manchester, Nottingham, Oxford, QMUL, Southampton ad UCL and two based in previous SPCR members, Birmingham and Newcastle.

The fellowships will provide ring fenced time for general practitioners to work with key partners (including the NIHR Research Delivery Network and NIHR Commercial Research Delivery Centres) to enable new capacity in commercial research delivery in out of hospital settings to be developed.  One of the aims is to help increase the number of general practices participating in commercial research.

Fellows will have academic support from SPCR host departments and have access to wider NIHR SPCR training resources and be part of the wider SPCR network. They will also form a peer-support group, working with an experienced academic to enhance their career development. They will also gain new skills in commercial research. 

The fellowships will be 0.2FTE and will run to 31 December 2026 and fellows will be paid an academic clinical salary (pro rata starting from £105,504 FTE) 

Please contact the following with informal enquiries and for details of the application process:

University of Birmingham

Professor Clare Taylor

c.j.taylor.1@bham.ac.uk

University of Bristol

Professor Katrina Turner

katrina.turner@bristol.ac

University of Exeter

Professor Richard Neal

r.neal@exeter.ac.uk

Keele University

Professor Christian Mallen

c.d.mallen@keele.ac.uk

University of Manchester

Professor Thomas Blakeman

t.m.blakeman@manchester.ac.uk

Newcastle University

Dr Eugene Tang

eugene.tang@ncl.ac.uk

University of Nottingham

MS-SPCR-Support@exmail.nottingham.ac.uk

University of Oxford

Dr Sarah Tonkin-Crine

sarah.tonkin-crine@phc.ox.ac.uk

QMUL

Professor Beth Stuart

b.l.stuart@qmul.ac.uk

University of Southampton

Professor Helen Atherton

h.atherton@soton.ac.uk

University College London

Professor Kate Walters or

Dr Patricia Schartau

k.walters@ucl.ac.uk

patricia.schartau@ucl.ac.uk