A Monitoring Coordinator is required to join the Tobacco Tactics team within the Tobacco Control Research Group (TCRG). 

TobaccoTactics.org is a unique academic resource that summarises research and monitoring findings on the tobacco industry and its allies in an evidence-based and user-friendly format. It is used globally by politicians, civil servants, journalists and advocates. 

About the role

You will co-ordinate, under the direction of the Managing Editor, global and regional monitoring of the tobacco industry, its allies and fronts groups, specifically by ensuring external partners and sources are utilised. 

Working with the Managing Editor, and deputy editor you will identify emerging trends, share your findings with the TCRG, and co-ordinate how they are to be monitored. Working with other external partners and identify new external connections as well as maintain and develop links within the TCRG.

You will write, edit, and update existing content as well as research and develop new profiles for the TobaccoTactics website.

You will be required to brief project partners and external stakeholders, including conducting media interviews, about the work of Tobacco Tactics under the direction of the Managing Editor and in liaison with the Marketing & Communications Lead. That includes the production of a variety of materials for a range of audiences, such as regular webinars/podcasts. 

This role is offered on full time (36.5 hours per week) permanent basis. 

Scottish Drugs Forum (SDF) is Scotland’s national resource of expertise on drugs and drug-related issues. A membership-based registered charity, which works towards the reduction of drug related harm in Scotland through a range of varied programmes of work.

SDF is seeking an experienced and strategic-minded Director of Operations to provide leadership and direction to SDF’s programme managers and ensure the efficient, effective and quality delivery of our work programmes. The ideal candidate will be a skilled communicator, problem-solver, and leader with a proven track record of success in operations management.

Key strategic responsibilities are:

a)   to support the Board and CEO to deliver the strategic objectives in the Strategic Plan and work with the CEO and staff to develop ongoing and future strategy;

b)   to develop SDF’s annual business plan and work with the CEO to ensure effective delivery;

c)   to ensure delivery of programmes of work that are effective and consistent with the aims of the organisation;

d)   to represent SDF through effective participation in appropriate groups, networks, policy consultations and other initiatives which further the strategic aims of the organisation;

e)   to ensure SDF maintains good links with partners nationally.

Co-Editor-in-Chief Role and Responsibilities

The primary responsibilities of the co-Editor-in-Chief (co-EiC) are to provide editorial leadership and strategic stewardship of the journal alongside the current co-EiC, Lorenzo Leggio, and to guide the journal’s editorial direction. In fulfilling these responsibilities, the co-EiC ensures the journal’s content fulfils the journal vision, provides value to its readership, and reflects the highest standards of scientific value and integrity. The co-EiC also ensures journal operations are conducted in accordance with industry standards and best ethical and publishing practices.

The initial tenure for this position is a 3 year term. Tenure extensions are decided upon mutual agreement.

The successful candidate will contribute to three tasks. First, assist with study set up including submission of regulatory documents Second, coordinate and lead on data collection which will include both quantitative and qualitative data. The latter will be collected using semi-structured interviews with service users, AAOT staff and key leaders involved in AAOT in Greater Manchester and potentially nationally. The focus will be on evaluating characteristics and predictors of treatment outcomes. Thirdly, undertaking the analysis and publication of the study findings.

Main duties of the job

The role will be based in Greater Manchester Mental Health Foundation Trust in close collaboration with Prof. Karina Lovell at the University of Manchester. It will also include close working with the Lead NIHR MHIN study team based at the Alcohol Research Group, Addiction's Department King's College London and the NIHR Applied Research Collaboration Greater Manchester.

There will also be close working with 3rd sector organisations and other local NHS Trusts.

The successful candidate will gain experience working as part of a major national consortium and acquire a range of research and transferable skills including supervision of junior colleagues. They will contribute to the writing and publication of high-quality papers in peer-reviewed literature and will benefit from mentoring, training, and support to enable them to progress to the next stage of their career.

There is an exciting secondment/fixed term opportunity to Join the well established Addictions Care Team as Senior Addictions Clinical Coordinator for the Addiction Clinical Care Suite (ACCS).

The ACCS admits patients requiring medically assisted withdrawal / stabilisation from drugs and / or alcohol. This is a 7 day/24hr service and the work will involve shift pattern of days and nights.

This role has been developed to ensure the smooth co-ordination of care delivered to patients admitted to the pathway and ensure that they are supported throughout their journey with appropriate input from key stakeholders.

The role of senior clinical coordinator is open to registered Nurses (RGN/RMN) or registered Allied Health Professionals with a strong background/interest in Addictions, homeless health and mental health care delivery. The clinical coordinator will be responsible for the delivery of evidence based care and the effective, efficient flow of the pathway.

The post holder will be expected to provide professional leadership within the clinical area and provide direction, and inspirational leadership to all members of the multi-disciplinary team working with the ACCS. The post holder will also be involved in the development of protocols / guidelines and patient information.

Applications are invited for a talented and ambitious researcher, with mixed-methods skills and implementation science expertise, to support and develop an ongoing programme of research focused on improving health and social care systems to better support people with co-occurring substance use, mental and physical ill-health, led by Professor Amy O'Donnell at the Population Health Sciences Institute, Newcastle University. 

The current research programme includes several National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) funded studies: NIHR ‘ADEPT' study, which examines the potential for using digital technology to improve coordinated care for co-morbid alcohol use disorder and depression; NIHR Health and Social Care Delivery Research-funded Alcohol Care Teams Evaluation; NIHR Three Schools Evaluation of the North East Alcohol Recovery Navigator Scheme; and NIHR ARC Evaluation of the Wakefield Mental Health Navigator Scheme.

You will be an integral member of the research team, leading the development, delivery, and dissemination of implementation-science-focused components of the above studies, providing mixed-methods methodological support and advice to other members, assisting where needed with data collection and analysis, and working closely with Professor O'Donnell to develop applications for external funding in this field, including conducting relevant evidence syntheses and public and patient engagement activities. 

Current research themes in Criminology, Investigation and Policing  (CIP) include: addiction and addiction recovery, criminal justice and employability, youth justice, youth and adult prison research.

How to Apply

Applications must be submitted to our admissions team using the email admissions [at] leedstrinity [dot] ac [dot] uk (admissions[at]leedstrinity[dot]ac[dot]uk) The deadline for applications is 12 noon on Friday 28th April, 2023. Please refer to our Research Degrees homepage for further guidance

Applicants should submit:

• A completed application form;
• A detailed 2000-word (maximum) research proposal including a brief rationale, stated aims, brief methods and ethical considerations;
• Proof of qualifications (e.g., certificates);
• Two completed references.

All studentships will commence on October 1st 2023.

This person will work with the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC) Office of Director to develop and manage NDARC’s overarching communications strategy, incorporating internal and digital communications, events, media activity, stakeholder engagement and knowledge management. You will also manage NDARC’s internal and digital communications tools, including the Centre’s website, social media accounts, intranet, and internal and external newsletters. The position also oversees NDARC’s events schedule, develops and implements strategic communications plans, provides support and advice to researchers and project teams and manages key communications projects for the Centre. You will also be expected to manage NDARC’s Communications and Events Officer and work closely with the broader Operations Team, as well as staff in UNSW Medicine and the Division of External Engagement (DEE).

See full details of the role responsibilities in the position description.

Skills required: 

• A degree in media, communications or related field, with a depth of subsequent relevant experience or an equivalent level of knowledge gained through any combination of education, training and experience
• Proven project management and communications skills and demonstrated ability to complete tasks within timelines and budget.
• Experience in day-to-day website administration and a sound understanding of the website's role in an organisation's communication strategy.
• Demonstrated experience managing online and in person events (preferably using Zoom).
• Demonstrated experience developing and coordinating social media and digital communications campaigns which identified optimal channels and created effective and relevant online communication.
• Well-developed computer skills including sound knowledge of online content management systems (preferably Adobe Experience Manager), social media management platforms, website and social media analytics tools.
• Excellent writing skills and experience writing media re leases, corporate publications, newsletters and website content.
• Excellent knowledge of Australian media and demonstrated ability to liaise effectively with the media.
• Proofreading abilities and a strong attention to detail with strong organisational and interpersonal skills.

The Millennium Nucleus for the Evaluation and Analysis of Drug Policies (nDP)(www.nucleondp.cl) is seeking a postdoctoral researcher interested in the core research area of the Center: drug policy analysis and evaluation.nDPis a research Nucleusfunded by the Millennium Science Initiative (iniciativamilenio.cl)of the National Agency for Research and Development (ANID). Our goal is to generate evidence on the design, decision-making, and implementation of drug policies and their impact on social, economic and population health. We expect to contribute to the drug policy debate in Chile and Latin America. To do this, we conduct comprehensive multimethod analyses and empirical evaluations of drug policies and policy initiatives. The nDP research areas are as follows:

1. National and international drug policies

2. Epidemiology and evaluation

3. Public opinion and policy process

The postdoctoral fellow will join a multidisciplinary team of PIs with a long-term career studying substance use and drug policy from multiple disciplines and using different methodological approaches. Our team has a strong background in public health, epidemiology, social sciences, economics, laws, and research methods, among other disciplines and research areas. The four hosting institutions of nDP are Universidad Mayor, Universidad de La Frontera, Universidad de Valparaíso, and Universidad AdolfoIbáñez.

Qualifications: We seek candidates with experience and expertise in quantitative and/or qualitative data analysis. Preference will be given to profiles with interdisciplinary backgrounds. Applicants must have been awarded a PhD(public health, epidemiology, social sciences, economics, or related fields)and have demonstrable skills in academic writing and communication in English.

Expected results: Postdoctoral fellows are expected to publish scientific articles and to support and collaborate with nDP members in research activities and funding applications. We also expect postdoctoral researchers to contribute to training and mentoring, dissemination, and outreach as part ofthenDPcommitments.Appointment: The initial appointment will be on a fixed term with subsequent reappointment based upon satisfactory performance and availability of resources. Screening of applications will begin immediately and remain open until the position is filled. The salary for this position is equivalent to other ANID-FONDECYT postdoctoral grants. In-person office work expected in combination with remote work.

Appointment: The initial appointment will be on a fixed term with subsequent reappointment based upon satisfactory performance and availability of resources. Screening of applications will begin immediately and remain open until the position is filled. The salary for this position is equivalent to other ANID-FONDECYT postdoctoral grant. In-person office work is expected in combination with remote work.

Application: All applicants must submit the following documentation via email to nucleomileniondp [at] gmail [dot] com:●Curriculum Vitaeincludingtheinformation and contact details for two referees who we can approach for recommendations. ●Application letter(1-2 pages): Please provide information about your (e.g., research experience, methodological expertise), your motivation to apply, your research interests and your expected contribution to nDP research areas.Evaluation and selection for this position will be done on a rolling basis until the position is filled.

Based within the Scientific Coordination team, the trainee will provide support for the organisation of the scientific conference Lisbon Addictions 2024, the EMCDDA future's project and cross-agency/organisation institutional collaboration.

The trainee will also assist with the planning implementation and follow-up of various technical meetings.

Based within the coordination sector of the public health unit, the trainee will assist the public health unit and three scientific sectors in work with implementation of important priorities linked to drug trends analysis, drug policy and practice. Specifically, the trainee will assist with tasks linked to responses monitoring, the European Responses Guide and the Best Practice portal, policy evaluation and new trends.

The trainee will also assist with tasks including ad hoc literature reviews, meeting preparation and support etc.

Based within the Risks to public safety and security unit, the trainee will contribute to the work of two areas:

1) new psychoactive substances, and

2) drug markets, crime and supply reduction.

In particular, in area 1), the trainee will contribute to: NPS data management; support the operation of the EU Early Warning System, including the preparation of reports on new psychoactive substances; and the monitoring of open source information.

In area 2), the trainee will contribute to the work in the area of drug markets, crime and supply reduction. In particular, the trainee will contribute to: the analysis of data from the EMCDDA's open source information monitoring programme, with a focus on darknet markets data management and analysis; the analysis of other supply-related data collections and development of tools; the technical content of expert meetings and training. 
Traineeship offer (M/F) .

Job Role:

Provide key support for the policy and research functions of the charity, carry out primary research relevant to the charity’s policy and research functions, and provide input into strategic planning regarding policy and research activities. 

Alcohol Change UK's Research, Policy and Public Affairs team is at the heart of Alcohol Change UK’s impact and this role will help to actively prevent and reduce alcohol harm. You’ll work to help us develop, communicate and understand policies that will reduce alcohol harm, and shape our influencing work around it. This role is key to making sure that our policies to reducing alcohol harm are scientific, evidence-based and communicated to a diverse range of audiences. You will also help to advise on and manage various internal and external research projects on alcohol harm.

Job summary

To undertake clinical and management responsibility for the nurses and recovery workers in Wandsworth Community Drug and Alcohol Service and have an operational overview on the day to day running of the service. This will include ensuring the service is safe and effective, delivers on all performance targets and achieves positive outcomes with clients.

Main duties of the job

The Team Leader will as part of a senior management team oversee the on-going development of recovery focused and evidence based interventions in order to meet the needs of a group of service users with multiple complex physical, psychological and social needs across Richmond and Wandsworth. It is vital that the post holder has effective leadership skills, can implement and manage change, has a proactive approach to communication and is skilled in developing links and maintaining partnership arrangements with other services across the borough, as well as within the Consortium.

Services are provided by a multi-disciplinary team comprising of Consultants, Doctors, Nurses, Psychologists, Recovery Workers, Peer Mentors and Volunteers.

This is an opportunity for a psychiatrist with an addictions endorsement to provide addiction psychiatry leadership to the Alcohol Care team (ACT) and Alcohol Clinical Care Suite (ACCS) based at and run by St Thomas's Hospital.

They will join a small SLAM team of addiction psychologists working in the unit. The post is currently occupied a holder of a fixed term contract and this recruitment process is to ensure the role is permanently filled.

Leeds and York Partnership NHS Trust has a national and international reputation in Addiction and CoOccurring Mental Health Alcohol and Drugs (COMHAD) treatment. The COMHAD team, as part of LYPFT, works alongside other partners that make up Forward Leeds, a CQC outstanding rated organisation.

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Band 6 Specialist COMHAD Practitioner to join the multidisciplinary team. The team consists of a Consultant Psychiatrist, Consultant Psychologist, Mental Health Nurses, Cognitive Behavioural Therapist, Social Worker, Specialist Health Visitor and a Specialist Midwife.

There are excellent specialist training opportunities such as Dialectical Behaviour Therapy and a focus on career development. The successful candidate will also have opportunities to facilitate specialist psychosocial group work and an involvement with service development.

Regional Arab Network Against AIDS (RANAA) would like to Hire a coordinator Manage Regional Project 2022-2024.

Working under the supervision of the RANAA President (also FOCCEC Executive Director), and in close collaboration with the FOCCEC Programme Coordinator, the RANAA Coordinator will be responsible for the overall program coordination, including implementation, monitoring and reporting of activities detailed in the RANAA work plan and the network’s membership management.
Additionally, the coordinator will represent RANAA in regional fora as required, under the supervision and in support of the Board.

The MH&AOD Hub Coordinator works to support the function of the multi-disciplinary Hub team to provide timely intervention to consumers who present to the SVHM ED. Interventions will include (but are not limited to) mental health assessment, drug and alcohol assessment, psychosocial assessment, review of current treatment and investigations as determined by assessment, planning of care after discharge from ED and assertive community follow up if required.

The Hub Coordinator will work closely with the Emergency Department senior clinical leaders, MH and Addiction teams to guide and lead the Hub clinicians in delivering quality and timely outcomes for consumers.

The Hub Coordinator will report operationally directly to the ED Nurse Unit Manager (NUM) ED and work closely with the senior leadership team in ED to maintain consistent evidence based practice clinical standards in response to MH&AOD presentations to the ED.

• Coordinate a multidisciplinary response to people presenting to the SVHM ED with mental health and AOD problems.
• Provide clinical leadership to the Hub multi-disciplinary staff members and actively contribute to clinical practice within mental health and AOD service as a senior staff member.
• Act as a resource person and role model to all multidisciplinary staff and promote excellent morale and a positive attitude to change within the MH&AOD Hub environment.
• Monitor and guide the team in the completion and validity of assessments, interventions and planning for consumers via direct line supervision.
• Manage day to day performance related issues within the team providing a consistent and supportive working environment, including roster management.

Alfred Health

Alfred Health is a leader in health care delivery, improvement, research and education. We are the main provider of health services to people living in the inner southeast suburbs of Melbourne, from ambulatory to inpatient and home and community-based services.

• Permanent, Full-time with flexible ADO
• Based at the St Kilda Rd Clinic
• Registered Psychiatric Nurse Grade 5
• Portable long service leave from other public health services

Aarhus BSS Graduate School, Aarhus University invites applicants for a PhD Scholarship in connection with the research project ‘Intoxicated Adolescent Relations’ at the PhD Programme Social Science and Business.

The PhD position is connected to the Centre for Alcohol and Drug Research, Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences at Aarhus University and is in the field of Intoxication, Gender and Digital sexualities among adolescents in Denmark. The PhD position offers the opportunity to take part in an international and engaging research environment as the position forms part of a larger research project called ‘Intoxicated Adolescent Relations’ headed by Associate Professor Margit Anne Petersen and funded by Independent Research Fund Denmark (Sapere Aude).

Included in the PhD position is one semester’s research stay at the University of Edinburgh, UK, as well as co-supervision by Professor Angus Bancroft, who is part of the collaborative team along with three other internationally renowned scholars: Professor Geoffrey Hunt, Associate Professor Alexandra Bogren and Senior Researcher Marianne Cense