Senior Research Associate: Co-production

Location: West of England

# Senior Research Associate:
Co-production

University of Bristol  Bristol, United Kingdom Salary:

** GBP 45,641 - 51,258 per year
** Final date to receive applications:

** November 24, 2026
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* Employment type:

** Full time
** Position Type:

** Researcher
* * Date Posted:

** November 2, 2026
** Department:

** Faculty of Health and Life Sciences
** Contact Email:

**** Source details may be limited## Project Description### The roleA full-time Senior Research Associate post (fixed funding for 30 months, commencing 5 January 2027) is available to lead the day-to-day research activities of the Co-Production work-package of a UKRI funded study of what measures may be acceptable and effective for reducing infection transmission in public places in the next pandemic.### What will you be doing?

You will work closely with Prof Lucy Yardley, Prof Jonathan Tallant and Dr Cynthia Ochieng to:
* Coordinate, co-lead and describe the coproduction of the research with members of the public and policy-makers
* Contribute to the research activity of the large multi-institution multi-disciplinary research team as needed, including surveys, observational and mixed methods studies### You should apply ifYou have:
* A PhD or near completion in health psychology, public health or similar, or equivalent research experience in an academic, industrial or clinical setting equivalent to a PhD.
* Experience of successful coproduction of health research, particularly with underserved groups### Additional information

Please familiarise yourself with the redeployment process guidance before submitting an application, particularly around contract types (e.g. Fixed-term appointments)
Contract type:
Open-ended (fixed funding for approximately 30 months, commencing 5 January 2027)
** Work pattern: 100% time
**** Grade: J
**** Salary: £45,641 - £51,258 per annum
**** School/Unit:
School of Psychology and Neuroscience
** This advert will close at 23:59 UK time on Tuesday 24 November 2026
** Interviews will be held on Wednesday 9 December 2026
** For informal queries please contact:
Professor Lucy Yardley: