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Postdoctoral researcher

Research Associate

King's College London

Long-term qualitative research associate role focused on LGBTQ+ health inequalities, community-engaged recruitment, interviews, analysis and publication.

London, United KingdomPublic vacancy page: £45,031 to £48,607 per annum including London Weighting Allowance; direct CoreHR form shows a different upper bound of £52,514.

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Employment

Vacancy terms

Career stage
Postdoctoral researcher
Employment type
Not stated
Contract
Not stated
Contract ends
31 Aug 2030
Original contract term
Fixed term to 31 August 2030
Schedule
Full-time
Workplace
Hybrid
FTE
1
Salary
Public vacancy page: £45,031 to £48,607 per annum including London Weighting Allowance; direct CoreHR form shows a different upper bound of £52,514.
Department or school
Not stated
Posted
14 Jul 2026
Role

Responsibilities

  • Recruit and engage LGBTQ+ participants and community organisations.
  • Conduct and analyse qualitative interviews.
  • Prepare scholarly publications and contribute to the wider health-inequalities research programme.
Candidate profile

Qualifications and requirements

Qualifications

  • PhD in sociology, social policy, anthropology, or a closely related field.

Requirements

  • Research experience with LGBTQ+ populations, including publication experience.
  • Experience recruiting participants, conducting qualitative interviews and qualitative analysis.
  • Experience working with community or charity organisations.
  • Qualitative interviewing and qualitative data analysis.
  • Community-engaged participant recruitment.
  • Application of queer, minority-stress or related inequality theory.

Employment conditions

  • Full-time, 35 hours per week.
  • Hybrid working with at least 2 days per week on site stated by the employer.
  • Primary location Denmark Hill, with occasional work at Strand.
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  2. Supporting statement

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