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Dear List members
I’m writing to let you know about an opportunity to join the REACH Pregnancy Programme as a fixed-term researcher. This NIHR funded programme involves an innovative set of projects aiming to improve
equity of access to antenatal care in our diverse communities. This is a part-time post for nine months and a great opportunity to build on your research experience working on an interesting project to evaluate the implementation of ‘Pregnancy Circles’.
You should have a postgraduate qualification in midwifery, sociology, anthropology or another relevant subject and some prior qualitative research experience.
Please see the link below for information
You are welcome to contact me for an informal conversation about the role.
Please do circulate to relevant lists
The application closing date
is 27th October.
Christine McCourt
PhD Programme Director &
Professor of Maternal & Child Health
Centre
for Maternal and Child Health
City, University of London
1 Myddelton Street
London EC1R 1UW
Tel: 0207 040 5863
Mob: 0791 235 1476
Twitter: @ProfMcCourt
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