Daphne Jackson Research Technical Professional Fellowship (Newcastle University, Flow Cytometry Core Facility)

The Daphne Jackson Research Technical Professional (RTP) Fellowship at Newcastle University is a retraining and reskilling fellowship hosted in the Faculty of Medical Sciences Flow Cytometry Core Facility. It offers a personalised programme to returnees who have taken a career break and wish to resume a technical role in research, with appointment patterns ranging from one-year full time to part-time flexible arrangements. The fellow will work with research technical staff to provide analytical flow cytometry, cell sorting and high-plex imaging support, and receive on-the-job training in these techniques and related service operations.

Personalised retraining and reskilling programme; employment on-site in the Flow Cytometry Core Facility with defined full-time or part-time fellowship durations (examples: one year full time, 18 months at 0.75 FTE, two years at 0.5 FTE).

Open to Research Technical Professionals who have taken a career break of at least two years for family, health or caring reasons and wish to return to a technical research role; a PhD is not essential (minimum requirement BTEC HNC/HND or equivalent in a relevant biological sciences subject).

Apply by emailing djmft@surrey.ac.uk; following shortlisting by the Daphne Jackson Trust, Newcastle University will run an internal selection process. Further information available via the Daphne Jackson Trust application pages.