Open training posts
Our training posts are advertised twice a year.
Three roles for our 6th cohort have been advertised for a July 2024 start. The three roles you can apply for are:
- Julia Anderson Analytics and Events Trainee
- Julia Anderson Public Involvement Trainee
- Julia Anderson Educational Research Trainee
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Julia Anderson Training Programme Webinar
View our latest webinar, recorded on 14 March 2024, to learn more about applying for the programme.
Past opportunities
Julia Anderson Programme Operations Trainee
As the Programme Operations Trainee, you will be responsible for a wide range of tasks with the view to develop our Training Programme further. You will be working alongside the Operations Officer and be given the opportunity to take the lead in certain areas. This is a unique chance for anyone who is interested in a career in Operations, Project Management, Communications, Event Management, Administration or Human Resources and wants to get a first work experience in an exciting environment.
Julia Anderson Change Lab Trainee
The Julia Anderson Change Lab Trainee will work with the Change Lab team to help design and implement a behavioural insights informed intervention aimed at improving the use of digital consent forms prior to surgery. The Change Lab is a collaboration between the IGHI, the NHS (Imperial College NHS Healthcare Trust - ICHT) and the Behavioural Insights Team (a behaviour change consultancy - BIT) who work together to apply knowledge from behavioural science to help us understand human behaviour and how user-centred design can help support healthy decision making.
Julia Anderson Helix Centre Trainee
The Helix Centre Trainee will be part of the Design Strategy Team within the Helix Centre, which is a team specialising in improving healthcare services by putting people at the heart of what we do. They will primarily be working on a project that will use design and behavioural science interventions to reduce inequities in hospital outpatient attendance.