University of Oxford
Job Overview: Project Manager for PRADA Trial at the University of Oxford
Joining the University of Oxford offers an incredible opportunity to work in a stimulating environment renowned worldwide for its research excellence. The Department of Psychiatry, located at the Warneford Hospital site, is seeking a Project Manager to lead the initial setup of the PRADA trial. This role is vital in supporting research efforts aimed at improving mental health care through the innovative work of the Oxford Precision Psychiatry Lab (OxPPL). As a Project Manager, you will coordinate with a dynamic team of multidisciplinary experts to oversee project implementation, governance, and communication across national and international research sites.
Key Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with the Chief Investigator, Trial Manager, and Executive team to efficiently deliver the project.
- Establish governance structures, develop standard operating procedures, and manage project communications.
- Identify and mitigate project risks, ensuring smooth coordination among collaborators.
Benefits of Working with Us:
- Competitive contributory pension scheme
- Generous annual leave entitlement (38 days)
- Comprehensive childcare and family leave schemes
- Cycle loan scheme and discounted travel options
- Access to various social and sports clubs
Ideal Candidate Attributes:
- Undergraduate degree with project management experience
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills
- Ability to work within a multidisciplinary framework
- Understanding of major depression and its treatments is desirable
- Experience with high-level academic collaborations is advantageous
Diversity and Inclusion:
We are committed to promoting equality and diversity within our Department of Psychiatry. Our initiatives aim to create an inclusive and supportive work environment for all staff members.
Application Advice from an International Education Perspective:
Applicants from international backgrounds are encouraged to tailor their applications to highlight their global experience and adaptability within multicultural settings. Describe any cross-border collaborations or projects you’ve been involved in, emphasizing your ability to manage complex communications and logistics across different time zones. Explain how your international perspective can contribute to the OxPPL’s mission to improve mental health outcomes globally. Ensure your CV and cover letter are concise, showcasing relevant skills and experiences within the recommended page limit. It’s essential to convey your enthusiasm for working at a prestigious institution like Oxford and your readiness to engage with its diverse community.
How to Apply:
To apply, submit a cover letter/supporting statement, CV, and details of two referees via the University’s online application system. For further information on the application process, visit Oxford University’s application page.
Application Deadline: 12.00 midday, 26 February 2024
Interview Date: 11 March 2024 (options for face-to-face or online interviews available)
Seize this opportunity to contribute to impactful mental health research in a globally recognized academic setting
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