£50,001 - £60,000 Fixed Term Psychology jobs

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• CYP IAPT New Workforces Co-ordinator

  

  • London (Greater)
  • £32,676 - £37,297, including London Weighting Allowance
  • KINGS COLLEGE LONDON

  CYP-IAPT is an acronym for the Child and Young People’s Programme for Improving Access to Psychological Therapies. It is a service transformation p...

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• Lecturer in Cognitive Systems

  

  • Shrivenham, United Kingdom
  • £43,351 to £48,323 per annum, with potential progression to £60,403 per annum
  • CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY

  Cranfield Defence and Security welcomes applications from Lecturers in Cognitive Systems.

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• Research Fellow, ARC Linkage Project Borderline Personality as Social Phenomena

  

  • Melbourne, Australia
  • £54,827.19 - £65,108.51 per annum
  • RMIT UNIVERSITY

  Utilise your expertise in critical social science research in mental health to explore the experiences of people living with a diagnosis ...

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• Research Fellow, ARC Linkage Project, Borderline Personality as Social Phenomena

  

  • Melbourne, Australia
  • £54,827.19 - £65,108.51 per annum
  • RMIT UNIVERSITY

  Utilise your expertise in critical social science research in mental health to explore the experiences of people living with a diagnosis of ...

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