Research Assistant/Software Developer at The Brighton and Sussex Medical School
Interactive Visualisation Of Electronic Patient Records
The Brighton and Sussex Medical School – Division of Primary Care Brighton and Sussex Medical School and Department of Informatics, School of Science and Technology, University of Sussex
Full time fixed contract for 2 years
Ref: 741
Grade 6: £26,391 to £29,704 per annum (pro rata)
Expected start date: 01/01/10
Applications are invited for a Software developer at the University of Sussex to join an interdisciplinary research team, which is developing methods for enhancing the utility of primary care electronic patient records for clinical and health services research. You will develop a database and interactive visualisation tools aimed at helping medical professionals to explore and inspect information on patient histories stored in electronic patient records. This will involve setting up the database and user-interface, and implementing prototypes for visualisation tools that will allow users to inspect and interrogate the records in an intuitive fashion. Integrating textual and graphical summaries of the data will be an important part of this work.
Applicants should have excellent programming skills and experience in database development.
This post, which is part of a joint collaboration between the Brighton and Sussex Medical School and the Department of Informatics at the University of Sussex, and the General Practice Research Database and University College London is funded by the Wellcome Trust under the Joint Initiative in Electronic Patient Records and Databases in Research The candidate may be asked to travel to London several times a month to visit our partner organisations at the GPRD and UCL
Intending applicants are encouraged to discuss the position informally with Dr. Rosemary Tate. Email: r.tate@bsms.ac.uk, Tel: 01273 644562
Closing date for applications: 29th November 2009
Interviews are expected to be in the week commencing 14th December 2009
For full details and how to apply see:
We are committed to equality of opportunity
Popularity: 1% []
Filed Under: Computer Science • University of Sussex


I want to quote your post in my blog. It can?
And you et an account on Twitter?