3 Health Science jobs in the United Kingdom
Health & Safety Advisor - Science & Manufacturing - Oxfordshire
Surrey, South East
Bond Williams Limited
Posted 15 days ago
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Our client, specialist manufacturer with a multi site operation across Oxfordshire, is seeking a hard working and process driven Health and Safety Advisor to join a growing team.
Reporting to the H&S Manager, the role represents a lead member of the team whose purpose is to maintain compliance with H&S legislation across the business and implement measures to ensure a safe working environment.
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Senior Agronomist - Soil Science and Crop Health
AB24 5NP Aberdeen, Scotland
£45000 Annually
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Posted 4 days ago
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Our client, a forward-thinking agricultural enterprise, is seeking a highly knowledgeable and experienced Senior Agronomist with a specialization in Soil Science and Crop Health to join their operations near Aberdeen, Scotland, UK .
This role requires a deep understanding of soil science, plant nutrition, pest and disease management, and sustainable farming practices. You will be responsible for providing expert advice to farmers and land managers, developing tailored crop management plans, conducting field trials, and promoting best practices to enhance crop yield, quality, and environmental sustainability. The ideal candidate will have a strong scientific background, excellent analytical skills, and the ability to translate complex agronomic principles into practical, actionable recommendations.
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Qualifications:
This is a crucial role for an experienced agronomist looking to contribute significantly to the advancement of agricultural practices in Scotland, focusing on soil health and sustainable crop production.
This role requires a deep understanding of soil science, plant nutrition, pest and disease management, and sustainable farming practices. You will be responsible for providing expert advice to farmers and land managers, developing tailored crop management plans, conducting field trials, and promoting best practices to enhance crop yield, quality, and environmental sustainability. The ideal candidate will have a strong scientific background, excellent analytical skills, and the ability to translate complex agronomic principles into practical, actionable recommendations.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct comprehensive soil analysis and develop soil fertility management plans.
- Diagnose and provide recommendations for pest, disease, and weed control.
- Advise on optimal crop nutrition programs and fertilizer application strategies.
- Develop and implement integrated crop management plans for various agricultural systems.
- Design and manage field trials to evaluate new crop varieties, treatments, and technologies.
- Promote and implement sustainable and environmentally friendly farming practices.
- Provide technical support and training to farm managers and agricultural workers.
- Stay updated on the latest research, regulations, and best practices in agronomy and soil science.
- Analyze crop performance data and provide recommendations for improvement.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with farmers, industry stakeholders, and research institutions.
Qualifications:
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Agronomy, Soil Science, Agriculture, or a related field.
- Minimum of 5 years of experience in practical agronomy, with a focus on soil science and crop health.
- In-depth knowledge of soil chemistry, physics, and biology.
- Expertise in crop physiology, pest and disease management, and sustainable agriculture.
- Experience with field trial design and data analysis.
- Strong understanding of agricultural machinery and modern farming techniques.
- Excellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team in a field-based environment.
- Valid driving license and willingness to travel across the region.
- Membership in relevant professional bodies (e.g., Agronomy Society) is advantageous.
This is a crucial role for an experienced agronomist looking to contribute significantly to the advancement of agricultural practices in Scotland, focusing on soil health and sustainable crop production.
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Volunteer Partnership Director | Behavioural Science and Public Health Network
Stevenage, Eastern
Behavioural Science in Public Health Network
Posted today
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Volunteer Partnership Director | Behavioural Science and Public Health Network. UK-based, remote, part-time voluntary position.nBSPHN Partnerships Director. Develop strategic collaborations to leverage behavioral science, and shape a healthier society.nWhat difference will you make?
As Partnerships Director, you'll be at the forefront of expanding the BSPHN's reach and impact. Your leadership in forging strategic partnerships will directly translate into improved public sector service delivery, making a tangible difference in the health and well-being of communities across the UK. You will champion the use of behavioural and social science in new sectors to create a healthier, fairer society for all, leaving a lasting legacy on the effectiveness, efficiency and equitableness of public sector service delivery in the UK, and internationally.nResponsibilities
What will you be doing?nLead the expansion of BSPHN by building and strengthening strategic partnerships with individuals, communities, and organisations across the public, private, and third sectors.nSupport a team of sector-specific Partnership Leads focused on developing mutually beneficial relationships that advance the mission to place behavioural and social science at the heart of public sector service delivery improvement.nCollaborate with stakeholders to identify opportunities for collaboration aligned to organisational goals.nQualifications
Essential Requirements
Experience: Proven track record of success in building and managing strategic partnerships with diverse stakeholders.nSector Knowledge: Strong understanding of applying behavioural science to public or population health, primary or secondary or specialist clinical care, education, social care, climate and sustainability, or policy.nManagement: Experience managing small, high performing teams.nRelationship Building: Ability to build trust-based relationships across sectors and levels.nCommunication Skills: Excellent written and oral communication; able to represent the organisation to various audiences.nStrategic Thinking: Proactive and strategic; able to identify collaboration opportunities aligned to organisational goals.nCollaboration: Ability to work collaboratively within a team and with external partners.nMission Alignment: Commitment to BSPHN's mission of improving effectiveness, efficiency, and equity through behavioural science.nEducation: A relevant Bachelors degree or equivalent professional experience.nDesirable Requirements
Advanced Degree: Masters or Ph.D. in a relevant field such as behavioural science, medicine or allied health, social science, public health, health policy, or a related area.nUK Context: Experience with UK health, social care, education sectors, or policy landscape.nAdvocacy: Experience in advocating for policy or service reform using behavioural/science insights.nCapacity Building: Experience supporting training or capacity-building initiatives in behavioural science.nStakeholder Network: Established network within the UK behavioural science, public health, or policy communities.nCorporate information
Seniority level: DirectornEmployment type: Part-time volunteernJob function: Business Development, Marketing, and Strategy/PlanningnIndustries: Health and Human ServicesnNote
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Volunteer Partnership Director | Behavioural Science and Public Health Network. UK-based, remote, part-time voluntary position.nBSPHN Partnerships Director. Develop strategic collaborations to leverage behavioral science, and shape a healthier society.nWhat difference will you make?
As Partnerships Director, you'll be at the forefront of expanding the BSPHN's reach and impact. Your leadership in forging strategic partnerships will directly translate into improved public sector service delivery, making a tangible difference in the health and well-being of communities across the UK. You will champion the use of behavioural and social science in new sectors to create a healthier, fairer society for all, leaving a lasting legacy on the effectiveness, efficiency and equitableness of public sector service delivery in the UK, and internationally.nResponsibilities
What will you be doing?nLead the expansion of BSPHN by building and strengthening strategic partnerships with individuals, communities, and organisations across the public, private, and third sectors.nSupport a team of sector-specific Partnership Leads focused on developing mutually beneficial relationships that advance the mission to place behavioural and social science at the heart of public sector service delivery improvement.nCollaborate with stakeholders to identify opportunities for collaboration aligned to organisational goals.nQualifications
Essential Requirements
Experience: Proven track record of success in building and managing strategic partnerships with diverse stakeholders.nSector Knowledge: Strong understanding of applying behavioural science to public or population health, primary or secondary or specialist clinical care, education, social care, climate and sustainability, or policy.nManagement: Experience managing small, high performing teams.nRelationship Building: Ability to build trust-based relationships across sectors and levels.nCommunication Skills: Excellent written and oral communication; able to represent the organisation to various audiences.nStrategic Thinking: Proactive and strategic; able to identify collaboration opportunities aligned to organisational goals.nCollaboration: Ability to work collaboratively within a team and with external partners.nMission Alignment: Commitment to BSPHN's mission of improving effectiveness, efficiency, and equity through behavioural science.nEducation: A relevant Bachelors degree or equivalent professional experience.nDesirable Requirements
Advanced Degree: Masters or Ph.D. in a relevant field such as behavioural science, medicine or allied health, social science, public health, health policy, or a related area.nUK Context: Experience with UK health, social care, education sectors, or policy landscape.nAdvocacy: Experience in advocating for policy or service reform using behavioural/science insights.nCapacity Building: Experience supporting training or capacity-building initiatives in behavioural science.nStakeholder Network: Established network within the UK behavioural science, public health, or policy communities.nCorporate information
Seniority level: DirectornEmployment type: Part-time volunteernJob function: Business Development, Marketing, and Strategy/PlanningnIndustries: Health and Human ServicesnNote
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