Research Careers
Explore a collection of resources by Forum members, providing valuable insights into various research career pathways, and offering practical tips and advice tailored for those starting or advancing through their research-related journeys.
- A guide to starting out in clinical academic research
With a grant from UK Research and Innovation (Enhancing Research Culture), the School of Health Sciences, University of Southampton, has produced a series of 10 free, short films offering advice and tips for clinicians on engaging in research and/or pursuing a clinical academic career. - “So, what’s next… a PhD?” blog by Professor Julie Green
- Research-related career options blog by Dr Kath Williamson
- When is a PhD the right next step and how to get started? blog by Professor Candy McCabe
- Walking the path of Clinical Academic blog by Dr Helen Lyndon
- Becoming a research-active community learning disability nurse blog by Anca Manea
- How can nurses get involved in local research? blog by Donna Clements and Joanne Moore
- Nurse-led research is vital to generate high-quality evidence: why nurses should be involved in research blog by Dr Ben Bowers
- Developing a Clinical Academic Career video by Dr Ben Bowers
- Discover inspiration by exploring the profiles of our Forum members, offering a firsthand look at diverse and impactful research careers.
- Watch the film by NIHR Nursing and Midwifery Incubator to encourage other nurses and health visitors to consider a clinical academic career and get involved in research.
- Explore the blog by Sharin Baldwin about the need for more health visitors to engage and lead research.
- Clinical Academic Training Hub website (Clinical Academic Training & Careers Hub | CATCH).
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Coming soon:
Kath’s Blog (Research Related Career Options). – Name, job title. Sentence summarising what the blog covers.
Helen’s Blog – Name, job title. Sentence summarising what the blog covers. Helen’s experiences and tips in walking the path of clinical academic