Company: University of Birmingham
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Job Description:
Overview
As a Clinician Scientist, you will blend high-quality clinical service with cutting-edge research within a premier health-science ecosystem. You will work across NHS Trusts and the university to advance translational research, build an international reputation, and pursue external fellowships. The role supports a balanced 50:50 clinical-academic job plan with defined career progression toward senior academic or NHS consultant roles. You will join a collaborative, cross-institutional team shaping patient care and scientific impact.
Pay / Benefits
- competitive salary
- part-time or full-time options
- funding support for external fellowships
- clear career progression path to academic and NHS consultant roles
- joint appointments across NHS Trusts and University
- structured probation and annual appraisal
Responsibilities
- Deliver clinical service within an integrated NHS Trust service, with opportunities to subspecialise aligned to research interests
- Develop and sustain an original research program with international impact and high-quality publications
- Supervise research staff and PhD students, contributing to research governance and external peer review
- Pursue and manage external fellowships and funding bids (e.g., MRC Clinician Scientist, NIHR Fellowships)
- Contribute to policy-relevant impact activities and public engagement
- Lead and participate in multidisciplinary teams and clinical governance activities
- Prepare for future career progression toward university-based roles or NHS consultant contracts
Key requirements
- Higher Degree (PhD or MD)
- Full/Eligible for GMC Registration (for medically qualified applicants)
- Specialist registration or equivalent for UK clinical practice
- Established clinical experience with ability to take independent responsibility for patient care
- Proven track record in research, publications, and supervision
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Leadership and team-building abilities
- Adaptability and openness to change
- Original research execution and scholarly output
- Grant application and external funding experience
- Supervision of PhD students and research staff
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Posted: October 16th, 2026