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Leeds, Gb

Leeds, England, United Kingdom

Develop and lead our research and innovation strategy. Identify and engage with key partners to accelerate the delivery of our product roadmap. Identify and engage with grant funding opportunities and support the delivery of successful collaborative research awards. Provide interim support as the Head of Regulatory Compliance, Quality, and Governance. Oversee regulatory and compliance projects in the UK domestic market and international (EU and US) expansion program.

United Kingdom

Build strategic relationships with partners across health and technology sectors, patient bodies, universities and ethical research bodies to enable real time data to be the foundation of insights, developments & improvements in health. Work with Universities, BioTech, Pharma and Medical Device companies to understand the requirements for real time data based clinical trials. Lead the expansion of Research Division's product portfolio, working closely with the product managers and Head of Research to support delivery of the company's research objectives.Lead partnership activities for the academic research, drug development and health tech markets, refining the value proposition and aligning our product’s capabilities to meet requirements for people powered health.Support research clients to understand, analyse and harness the value of genetic, electronic health record and environmental data from Evergreen's Real-World Dataset.Ensure Evergreen Life's real world dataset and longitudinal data collection tools enable wide ranging research projects to respond quickly to inform relevant change.

United Kingdom

Nexus provides seamless access to world-leading research, technology, talent and facilities at the University of Leeds. We bring together a vibrant community of innovators supported by a dedicated team who work with businesses to create effective partnerships that deliver commercial impact

London, United Kingdom

Senior Programme Manger (NIHR Innovation Programmes):- Cover the full end-to-end process of research commissioning and research management of a portfolio of innovative medical devices and healthcare technologies.- Manage and monitor performance contracted research awards (SMEs, NHS Trusts and universities) throughout the duration of their projects. This includes monitoring scientific, technical, clinical and financial performance and ensuring appropriate strategies are in place that lead to patient benefit and (where possible) commercial realisation.- Undertake due diligence of research plans and business plans, negotiating key milestones, reporting requirements, financial arrangements, intellectual property ownership and exploitation strategies.- Negotiate funding contracts and agreements for the research and development of healthcare technologies on behalf the Department of Health.Business Development Manager (NIHR Office for Clinical Research Infrastructure):- Promote partnerships between pharmaceutical, biotech, medical device and diagnostic companies and the NIHR’s clinical research infrastructure, in order to drive increased investment.- Facilitate collaborations between NIHR-funded infrastructure and funders of research, including industry and charities, prioritising those of greatest significance to the health and wealth of the nation- Contribute to NOCRI’s industry signposting process. Record and process external enquiries, identify suitable individuals and facilities within the NIHR infrastructure and act as a key point of contact for industry partners during the establishment of new collaborations

London, United Kingdom

Full end-to-end process of research commissioning and research management. Responsibilities (outlined below) were achieved through a split role across NIHR Innovation Programmes (research and development of medical devices and healthcare technology) and NIHR Research Programmes (applied health research):- Managed and monitored performance of contracted research awards (SMEs, NHS Trusts and universities) throughout the duration of their projects. Including monitoring scientific, technical, clinical and financial performance and ensuring appropriate strategies were in place that lead to patient benefit and (where possible) commercial realisation.- Undertook due diligence of research plans and business plans, negotiated key milestones, reporting requirements, financial arrangements, intellectual property ownership and exploitation strategies.- Act as the key NIHR contact for 20 project managers across the portfolio, who regularly reported updates, progress, challenges and financial expenditure and provided support and guidance where necessary.- Led on digital health engagement and information gathering. Established strategic connections across different sectors (government, regulatory, charity, industry) and used relationships and insight to draft briefings, strategic papers and proposals for NIHR senior leadership.

London, United Kingdom

Led on generating, monitoring and interpreting early diagnosis evidence, data and insight and communicating this to a number of different audiences to ensure that work to influence policy and practice for patient benefit is evidence based.Acted as a link between strategy and research funding and policy and information, to ensure that early diagnosis research activity was embedded within overall CRUK funding processes.Managed Cancer Research UK's early diagnosis funding advisory committee (Early Diagnosis Advisory Group). Oversaw EDAG's research portfolio and led on the processes required for funding calls and commissioning research. Developed and maintained excellent professional relationships with the wider early diagnosis research community.

Thesis title: Use of perceived exertion for exercise testing and prescriptionLed research into the use of perceived exertion for exercise testing and prescription. Collaborated with researchers regarding study design, statistical analysis, publication and dissemination of research. Presented research at public engagement events and international conferences. Delivered guest lectures and ran a series laboratory classes on exercise physiology. Designed and produced educational resources for the Exercise for Health and Human Performance research group.

Provided supervision towards the successful completion of an honours research project that assessed lung function in fire fighters. Support included technical knowledge, scientific writing, presentation skills and statistical design and analysis.

South Australia

Provided one-to-one student support on the science of human movement as well as guidance on scientific writing, presentation and referencing skills.

Exeter, United Kingdom

Assisted in the development of teaching methods and materials. Led laboratory classes and seminars on human physiology, kinanthropometry and statistical analysis.

Liaised with technical staff, teachers, doctors and nurses in order to coordinate multiple resources for medical students practising clinical skills.

Researched and designed training programmes based upon data analysis of self-constructed and co-ordinated fitness tests. Designed and delivered workshops to educate parents of the science behind developing the younger athlete.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D), Health Sciences

Master'S Degree, Sport And Exercise Medicine, Distinction

Bachelor'S Degree, Exercise And Sport Sciences, 2:1 (Hons)