FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Research Programme Manager position?
A proven track record in managing complex projects or programmes in a research or academic environment, along with excellent communication and leadership skills, is required.
What are the main responsibilities of the Research Programme Manager?
The main responsibilities include overseeing project management, strategic planning, stakeholder engagement, financial oversight, governance and compliance, performance monitoring, and team coordination.
What kind of projects will I be managing as a Research Programme Manager?
You will be managing complex, high-value research programmes that may span across multiple departments, focusing on various aspects of healthcare and academic research.
Who will I be liaising with in this role?
You will engage with internal and external stakeholders, such as researchers, funders, collaborators, and regulatory bodies.
Is previous experience in healthcare research preferred?
Yes, previous experience in managing research projects in a healthcare or academic setting is preferred for this role.
How does the organisation support sustainability?
UCLH is committed to sustainability and aims to achieve carbon net zero for direct emissions by 2031 and indirect emissions by 2040, embedding sustainable practices throughout the organisation.
Will I have direct reports as a Research Programme Manager?
Yes, you may support or lead teams involved in research delivery, including mentoring staff and fostering a collaborative working environment.
What funding and regulatory requirements must be adhered to?
Research projects must adhere to ethical standards, regulatory requirements, and internal policies, ensuring compliance with all relevant funding guidelines.
What types of research will be conducted at UCLH?
UCLH conducts research in various areas, focusing on complex illnesses, including women’s health, cancer, infection, neurological, gastrointestinal, and oral diseases.
How can I contact someone for further information about this role?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Karl Peggs through Sharon Hay at the email address s.hay@ucl.ac.uk.