Research Assistant – Real World Evidence

Licensed sponsor London Posted 1 day ago

The TOUR (Transforming cancer OUtcomes through Research) team at King’s College London brings together researchers, clinicians and other healthcare professionals to improve cancer outcomes through patient-centred research and the effective use of clinical and real-world data. The multidisciplinary team, led by Mieke Van Hemelrijck, works closely with colleagues across Guy’s Cancer and the wider cancer research community.

A major focus of our work is the Guy’s Cancer Real World Evidence...

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Location

London

Posted

1 day ago

Occupation

SOC 2162 · Other researchers, unspecified discipline

Going rate

£43,600 a year (£22.36/h)

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Eligible for Skilled Worker sponsorship

Visa salary

£43,600 · new entrants £33,400

Typical UK pay

£44,580 median full-time

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