NICE training and development opportunities
To help us understand the needs of our users we are offering the opportunity to be directly involved in the work we do.
Fellows, registrars and speciality trainees can either lead on, or be involved in key projects at NICE, which support national health and care priorities.
We can offer excellent opportunities to develop a range of skills including:
leadership
management
strategy
project management
health economics analysis
guideline development.
Training placements are available at NICE’s Manchester and London offices, as well as remotely.
Current opportunities
Each year NICE hosts fellows from the FMLM scheme.
Recent projects and publications
Development of a new prioritisation criteria framework, and NICE’s approach to public health, rare diseases and social care.
Development of interventional procedures guidance on extracorporeal carbon dioxide removal for acute respiratory failure.
NICE public health guidance update: community pharmacies’ article.
How to apply
Applicants must register their interest through the FMLM website.
We provide nationally available training placements for senior public health specialty registrars (SpRs) to acquire specific additional or contextual experience at a national level and develop specialist leadership knowledge and skills.
We currently offer up to 3 placements lasting 6-12 months, full or part-time, throughout the year. With flexible starting and completion dates. Placements encourage a combination of remote working, with regular visits to the office to build relationships and develop an understanding of the complex organisation that NICE is. This is particularly important for placements of under 9 months.
Our educational supervisors at NICE are:
Dr Judith Richardson (Manchester office)
Dr Hannah Patrick (London office).
Recent projects and publications
How to apply
Further details about the placement opportunities can be found by downloading the NATP form for NICE (PDF).
For those wishing to apply, please send your CV and placement objectives at NICE to [email protected].
We have opportunities that fall under the FPHs Projects Scheme.
Recent projects
Public Health development in LMIC countries, NICE Advice (formerly NICE International) and the Faculty of Public Health Africa SIG – jointly hosted posting for 6-12 months.
How to apply
Interested applicants should apply via the FPH projects scheme webpage.
We offer public health speciality trainees a dedicated training opportunity to accumulate evidence for outcome KA7.5. This is facilitated through our NICE Health Technology Assessment Training Programme. The programme consists of 4 elements: pre-reading, attendance at an online health technology appraisal committee meeting, post-meeting debrief discussion session and completion of a brief evaluation form to receive a certificate of programme completion.
How to apply
For further information, or to register to take part please go to the NICE Health Technology Assessment training programme page.
Further information
For further information or queries please contact [email protected].