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Research studies are led by Investigators. A Chief Investigator (CI) is 鈥渢he overall lead researcher for a research project鈥� and 鈥渉as responsibility for its overall conduct鈥�. A Principal Investigator (PI) is the 鈥渓ead researcher for a research project at a particular site鈥�. (UK Policy Framework for Health and Social Care 2017).

CIs and PIs can be NHS staff, academics, or a clinical academics. A clinical academic is qualified and trained in both medicine and science.

Although typically doctors and dentists, many registered professionals such as nurses, midwives and Allied Health Professionals may also take on clinical academic positions. Clinical and non-clinical staff can act as a Chief or Principal Investigator. To act as a CI or PI, an individual requires the right training and experience to undertake the role for the study. Outside of Clinical Academic routes, registered professionals can gain relevant experience and training through academic fellowships, clinical training fellowships and in-practice fellowships.

Read about the work and career journey of 香港六合彩H CI鈥檚 and PIs through the blogs below:

	Bryan Williams Biomedical Research Centre Director	Research areas include: Hypertension and cardiovascular diseases Cardiovascular physiology Haemodynamics Experimental medicine
	Rakesh Popat Consultant Haematologist 香港六合彩H and Honorary Associate Professor 香港六合彩	Research areas include: Experimental treatments for cancer, with a particular interest in immunotherapy and multiple myeloma CAR-T cell therapy and new antibody approaches
	Dr Umasuthan Srirangalingam Consultant in Endocrinology & Diabetes, 香港六合彩H	Research areas include: Male infertility Congenital adrenal hyperplasia Klinefelter syndrome Familial endocrine cancer syndromes Diabetes
	Yogini Jani Director, Centre for Medicines Optimisation Research & Education (CMORE)	Research areas include: Epidemiology Patient safety Digital health
	Rachel Taylor Director of the Centre for Nurse, Midwife and Allied Health Profession-led Research (CNMAR) 香港六合彩H, Honorary Associate Professor, Department of Targeted Interventions, 香港六合彩	Research areas include: Adolescent and young adult cancer care Patient-reported outcome measurement Psychosocial outcomes in patients with sarcoma
	Florence Cook Head and Neck Oncology Dietitian and Chief Nurse Research Fellow 香港六合彩H	Research areas include: Optimised nutrition for post-operative care
	Danielle Fairweather Margaret Spittle Research Fellow	Research areas include: Patient-generated Patient Reported Outcome Measure (PROM)
	Carolyn Spring Research Educator, Centre for Nurse, Midwife and Allied Professional Research (CNMAR)	听

香港六合彩 and 香港六合彩H staff interested in pursing an academic pathway into research may find the following 香港六合彩 training provisions helpful:

• Academic Careers Office (ACO)听-听The ACO offer multiple training programmes for current and aspiring clinical academics including integrated training pathways and coaching and mentoring support. The ACO provides academic clinical fellowship, clinical lectureships and clinical scientist fellowships.
• -听The CNMR aims to establish formal clinical academic pathways for nurse, midwives and AHPs. The CNMR supports fellowships and provides direct support to 香港六合彩 and 香港六合彩H staff.
• Institute of Clinical Trials and Methodology (ICTM) - The Institutes听offers postgraduate training in clinical trials, statistics for trials and clinical trials and methodology PhD/MPhil. The ICTM also offer short courses in statistics, data management and methodology.

• - The Centre听is committed to improving use of medicines by enabling inquiry-based practice, research and shared learning across the patient鈥檚 health journey. The Centre hosts research fellowships, clinical placements opportunities, and opportunities for undergraduate and postgraduate research and quality improvement projects.

The NIHR also offer several programmes and schemes aimed at supporting the careers of academics and aspiring PI鈥檚.

The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) provides support and training to NHS staff looking to advance a career within academic research. This includes training, leadership development, networking, mentoring, fellowships and developmental awards and research funding. A list of some of these NIHR schemes are below.听Full details of all NIHR schemes and support can be found on the .

is a six month in-work training opportunity, providing practical experience for healthcare professionals starting their research career. The scheme is open to any registered health and care professional. The scheme enables professionals to work alongside a local PI for six months as an 鈥楢ssociate PI trainee鈥�. .

develops the skills, knowledge and experience required by research nurses and midwives to undertake a Principal Investigator (PI) role. This scheme aims to address some of the current gaps in career opportunities for research delivery nurses and midwives by supporting them to become Principal Investigators (PIs) to deliver NIHR portfolio studies.

Find out about other NIHR schemes specifically for including the NIHR Senior Research Leader (Nursing and Midwifery) Programme, and the NIHR Nursing and Midwifery Incubator.

supports doctors and dentists to gain research experience as part of their clinical training. Funding is provided for academic clinical fellows, clinical lectureships and in-practice fellowships (masters level).

supports听health and care professionals (excluding听doctors and dentists) to develop careers that combine research with continued听practice and professional development. ICA supports includes internships and pre-doctoral, doctoral and advanced practitioner fellowships听This scheme supports nurses, midwives or allied health professionals.听听

NIHR-AoMRC Clinician Researcher Credentials Framework 鈥� Master鈥檚 level qualifications in clinical research delivery leadership

Postgraduate Certificates, Postgraduate Diplomas and full master鈥檚 degrees are available, which provide the necessary networks, skills and confidence听to become involved in the delivery of clinical research. The courses are aimed at experienced healthcare practitioners from all professional backgrounds, including those who have no or limited research experience and those currently working in research delivery. For more information visit the .

NIHR Shape the Future Campaign, 6-30 November

Join the Shape the Future campaign this November to find out how the NIHR can help start or develop careers in research.

The campaign, running 6-30 November, will offer Link and Learn, a time-limited mentoring scheme, which will give NHS healthcare professionals the chance to ask questions and get career guidance from more experienced researchers. A wide variety of internships, work placements, academic and research delivery schemes will be revealed in early November.

To find out more about the campaign and how the NIHR can support NHS employees in adding research to their careers please visit the .