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Peer Research Assistant (PPI)

  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry & Junior Level
  • Brighton & Hove

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  • You will liaise with NHS staff, support participant recruitment and informed consent, manage research data, conduct interviews, present findings, engage with the public, and attend team meetings.
  • You will liaise with NHS staff, recruit and support participants, conduct interviews, manage research data, deliver presentations, and promote public engagement in the study.

Requirements

  • To liaise with NHS staff to promote SloMo
  • To support identification and recruitment of potential participants
  • To support informed consent of participants
  • To extract, manage and report research data to a high standard
  • To conduct person-centred, co-produced qualitative interviews
  • To deliver internal and external presentations on the study
  • To effectively use supervision and contribute to team meetings
  • To promote and support Patient and Public Involvement and public engagement with the research
  • To carry out other duties as agreed with the research team

Responsibilities

  • To liaise with NHS staff to promote SloMo
  • To support identification and recruitment of potential participants
  • To support informed consent of participants
  • To extract, manage and report research data to a high standard
  • To conduct person-centred, co-produced qualitative interviews
  • To deliver internal and external presentations on the study
  • To effectively use supervision and contribute to team meetings
  • To promote and support Patient and Public Involvement and public engagement with the research
  • To carry out other duties as agreed with the research team

FAQs

What is the primary focus of the SloMo2 study?

The SloMo2 study investigates whether SloMo therapy can be effectively delivered in real-world settings, assessing its implementation, effectiveness, and cost-effectiveness across three NHS Trusts, while emphasizing participants' experiences.

Where will the Peer Research Assistant be based?

The Peer Research Assistant will be based in the Research and Development department at Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (SPFT) in Hove.

Who will I be working with in the study team?

You will work closely with the PPI lead Dr. Sam Robertson, therapy lead Dr. Sarah Mansfield, and the Research Assistant Psychologist, as well as peer researchers at participating NHS sites.

What main duties will the Peer Research Assistant have?

Main duties include liaising with NHS staff to promote SloMo, identifying and recruiting participants, supporting informed consent, managing research data, conducting qualitative interviews, delivering presentations, and promoting Patient and Public Involvement.

Is there an emphasis on equality and diversity in the workplace?

Yes, the organization is deeply committed to embedding good equality and diversity practices in all activities, ensuring an inclusive and welcoming work environment for all individuals.

Are there opportunities for mentorship within the role?

Yes, there are opportunities for mentorship from the Lived Experience Lead, Lucy Walsh, and you will also meet with peer researchers at NHS sites.

Can I discuss flexible working arrangements?

Yes, you are encouraged to speak about flexible working arrangements such as home-working, part-time hours, and flexible start/finish times; the team will do their best to accommodate your needs as long as it suits the role.

Where can I find more information about SloMo therapy?

More information about SloMo therapy can be found on their website at www.slowmotherapy.co.uk and on their X account @Slowmotherapy.

Providing specialist mental health, learning disability and prison health care services

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Mission & Purpose

Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust provides mental health services and learning disability care across Sussex. Their mission is to deliver high-quality, compassionate care that supports the mental health and well-being of individuals and communities. The Trust aims to improve patient outcomes through innovative treatments, a supportive environment, and collaboration with patients and their families.