Antimicrobial resistance is a high priority public health threat. We are looking for an experienced and enthusiastic modeller to join the AMR Modelling and Evaluations Unit, to lead UKHSA modelling and economics research in the field of AMR and healthcare associated infections (HCAI).

The post-holder will manage AMR and HCAI modelling and economics research, as well as members of the AMR and HCAI modelling and economics team, leading work developing and using innovative modelling methods (and multiple sources of data) to further understanding and provide evidence-based advice to inform AMR and HCAI policy.

The post requires specific modelling and economics expertise as well as significant levels of collaborative and multidisciplinary working (e.g. with policy, clinical and scientific colleagues) across UKHSA and with various national and international organisations.

The post-holder will identify funding opportunities to support ongoing development and innovation of AMR and HCAI modelling and health economics and establish and strengthen collaborative networks with staff in academic institutions.

They will join a dynamic and productive team, experienced in a variety of modelling methodologies as well as in using these to inform public health decision-making. The post represents an excellent opportunity to conduct applied research, closely linked to policy.

For more information, please see the Job Description or contact Dr Julie Robotham (julie.robotham@phe.gov.uk)