Cardiac Research Fellow (Predoctoral Clinical Training)

University of Leeds; Leeds; On-site; GBP 80,000 - GBP 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading research-intensive university in the UK is offering a Cardiac Physiologist (Predoctoral Clinical Research Training Fellowship). This role is designed for cardiac scientists eager to pursue a clinical academic career, providing hands-on experience in cardiac research. Applicants should possess a relevant degree and demonstrate a background in clinical cardiac science. The fellowship includes dedicated research time, mentorship, and the opportunity to contribute to impactful projects in cardiac physiology and device therapy. Ideal candidates will be enthusiastic and ambitious about their academic journey.

Benefits

Dedicated time for research and skill-building

Salary support to ensure continuity

Access to training courses and mentorship

Qualifications

• AHCS or HCPC registered cardiac scientist/physiologist.
• Strong background in clinical cardiac science, including device management.
• Interest in a clinical academic career and eagerness for cardiac research.

Responsibilities

• Provide pre-doctoral clinical research training.
• Contribute to ongoing studies in cardiac physiology and device therapy.
• Participate in formal training activities.

Skills

Experience in clinical cardiac science

Device management experience

Cardiac imaging knowledge

Interest in clinical academic career

Education

First Degree/Masters in relevant health or life science discipline

Job description

A leading research-intensive university in the UK is offering a Cardiac Physiologist (Predoctoral Clinical Research Training Fellowship). This role is designed for cardiac scientists eager to pursue a clinical academic career, providing hands-on experience in cardiac research. Applicants should possess a relevant degree and demonstrate a background in clinical cardiac science. The fellowship includes dedicated research time, mentorship, and the opportunity to contribute to impactful projects in cardiac physiology and device therapy. Ideal candidates will be enthusiastic and ambitious about their academic journey.