We are thrilled to be recruiting an Epidemiologist for our respected client near Guildford, renowned for their world-class research into viral disease outbreaks in livestock. With a strong focus on understanding the immune systems of livestock, their ground-breaking work lays the foundation for managing current diseases and tackling emerging threats. This fixed-term contract runs until July 2026 and offers a salary of £38,500 - £41,000 per annum.
Key Responsibilities:
Design and develop models for the transmission, surveillance, and control of FMDV and ASFV, supporting decision-making for policymakers. Collaborate with field and laboratory scientists to integrate their findings into model frameworks. Establish and maintain collaborative links with UK-based teams developing FMDV and ASFV models. Work with external scientists to integrate the client's research into their models. Support the Institute's response to disease outbreaks as needed. Participate actively in institute activities, including research meetings, seminars, and journal clubs. Collaborate with colleagues to foster a positive and productive research environment. What we are looking for:
PhD with a strong focus on mathematical modelling (essential). Proven ability to apply mathematical models to epidemiology. Expertise in working with foot-and-mouth disease virus. Skilled in research involving African swine fever virus. Demonstrated ability to collaborate effectively with laboratory and field scientists. Proficient in writing scientific papers and reports. Adept at communicating complex concepts to policymakers and scientists.
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Design and develop models for the transmission, surveillance, and control of FMDV and ASFV, supporting decision-making for policymakers. Collaborate with field and laboratory scientists to integrate their findings into model frameworks. Establish and maintain collaborative links with UK-based teams developing FMDV and ASFV models. Work with external scientists to integrate the client's research into their models. Support the Institute's response to disease outbreaks as needed. Participate actively in institute activities, including research meetings, seminars, and journal clubs. Collaborate with colleagues to foster a positive and productive research environment. What we are looking for:
PhD with a strong focus on mathematical modelling (essential). Proven ability to apply mathematical models to epidemiology. Expertise in working with foot-and-mouth disease virus. Skilled in research involving African swine fever virus. Demonstrated ability to collaborate effectively with laboratory and field scientists. Proficient in writing scientific papers and reports. Adept at communicating complex concepts to policymakers and scientists.
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