Help the NIHR make funding recommendations on research

24 Feb 2021

Join a research committee and help the NIHR make funding recommendations on world-class research, improving NHS services and social care in England.

The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) is inviting patients, carers, services users and members of the public interested in a broad range of health and social care topics to join a number of its national and regional research committees.

The committees include public members, senior academics and NHS clinicians and practitioners, who together assess research proposals and make recommendations for funding.

The committees have an important part to play to help us deliver our mission to improve the health and wealth of the nation through research. As the nation’s largest funder of health and social care research, we work in partnership with the NHS, universities, local government, other research funders, patients and the public, to deliver world-class research that transforms people's lives, promotes economic growth and advances science.

The NIHR have vacancies for a number of committees responsible for making funding recommendations in health and social care research. The research will bring together some of the best minds in the nation to develop world-class research to improve patient care and drive innovation in areas such as diagnostics and treatment models.

Watch this video to learn about how public members are making a difference.

For more information about the role, eligibility criteria and how to apply, visit the NIHR website Public Committee Member - National and Regional Committees.

 

Public, patient and community involvement, engagement and participation are at the heart of everything we do. There are lots of opportunities to get involved with ARC North Thames research, ranging from ARC board membership and advising on or carrying out research, to spreading the word about our findings and delivering training to our partners on the health and care frontline. Find out more.

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