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The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) is the independent regulator of fertility treatment and embryo research. We license and inspect clinics and laboratories to ensure safe, effective services for everyone affected by fertility treatment. We hold the largest database of fertility treatments in the world.
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Scientific Policy Manager
We are looking for a Scientific Policy Manager to lead on and support a wide range of policy-related work.
The Scientific Policy Manager is the scientific and clinical functions lead on the HFEA Policy team, managing policy projects and leading on the provision of scientific policy advice both internally and externally. This includes acting as the main source of scientific policy advice internally and working with internal and external stakeholders to ensure that the HFEA's scientific policies focus on improving quality of treatment and research, and that these policies are communicated effectively. This post reports to the Head of Policy (job share role) and line manages the Policy Manager.
Location: HFEA offices, 2nd floor, 2 Redman Place, London, E20 1JQ. Applicants can choose to be home or office based. When working remotely all staff have supported use of IT equipment provided by the HFEA.
We reserve the right to close applications sooner should we receive sufficient applications. Interviews are likely to take place 9/11 April.
Start date: As soon as possible
Closing date: Tuesday, 26th March 2024
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Policy Manager
We are looking for a Policy Manager to lead on and support a wide range of policy-related work.
The Policy Manager will play an active part in the HFEAs Policy Team, based in the Scientific Policy side of the team, by leading on policy-related work and providing scientific policy advice both internally and externally as required. This role is focused primarily on Scientific Policy work but will also undertake non-scientific Manager-level Policy work. This post reports to the Scientific Policy Manager and line manages the Scientific Policy Officer.
Permanent. Full-time/part-time (ideally not less than 0.8 FTE) applications and secondment requests (supported by the applicants seconding organisation) are welcome for this role.
Interviews 30 April/1 May 2024
Start date: From July 2024
We reserve the right to close applications sooner should we receive sufficient applications.
Closing date: Sunday, 14th April 2024
Review date: 15 March 2026