DHVL Research Coordinator | University

The University of Glasgow is seeking a highly organised and detail‑oriented DHVL Research Coordinator to join its research and innovation ecosystem in Glasgow, Scotland, in 2026. This is a full‑time, open‑ended role (funded until September 2028) and may be eligible for UK Skilled Worker visa sponsorship, subject to meeting visa criteria.

With a competitive Grade 6 salary range of £33,951 – £37,694 per annum and an outstanding benefits package, this opportunity is ideal for international and UK‑based professionals who want to build a long‑term career within a world‑class academic and research environment at the intersection of digital health, innovation, and clinical research.

The DHVL Research Coordinator will play a central role in ensuring the successful delivery of a diverse portfolio of digital health and data‑driven research projects. You will provide high‑quality project coordination, governance support, and administrative oversight to ensure projects are delivered on time, within scope, and in compliance with funder, legal, and ethical requirements.

Working closely with academic researchers, NHS partners, SMEs, and commercial organisations, you will help manage timelines, resources, reporting, and approvals while supporting funding applications and research governance processes. This role suits a structured, proactive professional who thrives in complex, multi‑stakeholder environments.

The University of Glasgow is one of the world’s leading research‑intensive universities, renowned for excellence in teaching, research, and innovation. With a strong commitment to equality, diversity, and staff development, the University offers a supportive, inclusive culture, generous annual leave (up to 41 days), pension schemes, flexible working arrangements, and comprehensive wellbeing support.

• Coordinate day‑to‑day delivery of a portfolio of DHVL research projects, tracking milestones and deliverables
• Maintain accurate project documentation, including plans, risk registers, Gantt charts, and status reports
• Support data collection, analysis, and reporting for internal and external stakeholders
• Liaise with academic, clinical, and commercial partners to ensure smooth communication and scheduling
• Ensure compliance with funder, audit, GDPR, and governance requirements
• Support preparation, costing, and submission of grant and commercial funding applications
• Work with University and NHS governance teams on ethics, approvals, and information governance processes
• Organise and support meetings, workshops, and events, following up on actions and outcomes
• Provide high‑quality administrative and documentation support using standard and bespoke templates
• Contribute to continuous improvement of project management tools, systems, and processes

• Qualification at SCQF Level 8 (or equivalent) or equivalent professional experience in a similar role
• Strong understanding of project planning, risk and issue management
• Knowledge of UK clinical research legal and ethical frameworks
• Experience supporting or coordinating projects in complex or innovation‑driven environments
• Excellent written, organisational, analytical, and stakeholder management skills
• High level of accuracy, attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple priorities
• Strong IT skills, particularly in Microsoft 365 and collaborative tools such as Share Point
• Ability to work both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team
• Experience in digital health, NHS, or academic research environments is an advantage

This DHVL Research Coordinator role offers an exceptional opportunity to build an internationally relevant career within a leading UK university, with Skilled Worker visa eligibility, strong long‑term prospects, and outstanding benefits. For professionals seeking to contribute to high‑impact digital health and clinical research in the UK, this position provides both stability and meaningful career progression in 2026 and beyond.