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​Develop your career

Whatever stage you are at, whether you are new to research or want to work your way up the career ladder, we can help you.

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We offer support to help you develop your career, if you are:

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Take a look at this presentation on research career pathways.

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You can also attend one of our events or sign up to our mailing list for the latest opportunities. 

 

Our support has made a big difference to others who have sought our help in the past (see our case studies).

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We can also direct you to other relevant initiatives, such as:

  • CATCH: The Clinical Academic Training Hub (CATCH) aims to be the home for information on clinical academic careers.

  • WESSEX Reach initiative: Facilitate the development and growth of the future generation of health and care-related researchers across a range of disciplines and specialties in the Wessex region.​

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Useful resources

Are you interested in applying for a career development fellowship? These videos will give you tips on how to submit an excellent application.

Videos
What is a clinical academic career #1
07:42

What is a clinical academic career #1

What is a clinical academic, and what are the benefits of becoming one? An outline, personal accounts and the history of the role.
Forming your team #2
05:17

Forming your team #2

A guide to forming your team for a clinical academic application with advice from Lara, who has been through the process.
Finding a Mentor #3
04:10

Finding a Mentor #3

A guide to finding a mentor to help you with your clinical academic work, and why it's different from a supervisor.
What Makes a Good Application #4
04:55

What Makes a Good Application #4

Where do you start and what do you need to include in a research application to become a clinical academic. We've condensed as much advise as we can muster into this short video.
Developing your training plans #5
03:28

Developing your training plans #5

How do you design a traning plan to become a clinical academic? This film offers step by step advice
Public and patient involvement #6
06:01

Public and patient involvement #6

How important is it to involve the public and patients in your cinical academic research application? We have expert advice in this short film.
The Interview #7
09:12

The Interview #7

How do you prepare for interview from a research panel? Professors Maria Stokes and Alison Richardson give their advice on getting the best from the interview.
Intellectual Property and Enterprise #8
10:21

Intellectual Property and Enterprise #8

Professor Cheryl Metcalf explains how to think about enterprise and intellectual property with your research proposal. Dr Kellyn Lee talks about her experience of using her PhD to create a business with impact.
Personal Stories #9
19:02

Personal Stories #9

Clinical Academics talk about their own experiences: what drove them into research, what it means to patients and what it means for them.
Research pathways at UHS and UoS

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