FAQs
What organization is hiring for the Healthcare Scientist (Epidemiology) positions?
National Services Scotland (NSS) is hiring for the Healthcare Scientist (Epidemiology) positions.
What is the focus area of ARHAI Scotland?
ARHAI Scotland focuses on preventing healthcare associated infections (HAI) through guidance development, surveillance, operational support, and training.
What are the educational requirements for the Healthcare Scientist role?
Candidates must be educated to degree level in a scientific or clinical subject.
What skills are essential for this position?
Essential skills include excellent planning and organizational abilities, well-developed analytical skills, and familiarity with statistical analysis tools such as R, SPSS, or STATA.
Is knowledge of the NHS and infectious diseases beneficial for this role?
Yes, knowledge of the NHS and infectious diseases is advantageous for candidates.
What is the working pattern for this job?
The working pattern is Monday to Friday, 37 hours per week, with a hybrid working arrangement.
Where is the job location?
The job is located at Delta House, Glasgow.
What benefits does NSS offer to its employees?
NSS offers a benefits package that includes a pension scheme, work-life balance policies, occupational health services, learning resource centres, and various discounts.
How should interested applicants reach out for more information about the post?
Interested applicants can contact Fiona Murdoch, Lead Healthcare Scientist, for an informal discussion about the post.
What is the closing date for applications?
The closing date for completed applications is 7 October 2024.
Does NSS support equal opportunities in employment?
Yes, NHS National Services Scotland is an equal opportunities employer and participates in the disability confident scheme, ensuring that all disabled applicants who meet the minimum criteria are guaranteed an interview.