Research assistant needed for DNAR study: Cambridge

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Acute Medicine, Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge in collaboration with Dept of Public Health, Cambridge University, are looking for a research assistant to join their team investigating a novel alternative to the current 'Do Not Attempt Resuscitation' (DNAR) form used in hospitals.

This is a unique opportunity to be part of a multidisciplinary team investigating an important and sensitive topic.

You will take responsibility for the collection and analysis of primary qualitative data, using a mix of semi-structured interviews with inpatients, relatives and hospital staff and observation of everyday practices on the ward. You must have a relevant first degree in social science (sociology, anthropology or a related discipline) and ideally experience of qualitative research on a health-related topic.

Whilst this post is full-time, we would welcome an applicant who may be keen on developing this research into a PhD project.

For a job description and further details go to http://jobs.cuh.org.uk/ and find job ref HJUK/180-90931 or search under current Health Science Services vacancies.