New opportunities as Lecturer/Senior Lecturer at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine

Below you can find details on two open roles at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM). Please keep an eye on our news page for more opportunities.

Lecturer / Senior Lecturer in Health Economics (Vaccines)

Key responsibilities will include:

• Leading health economics research within collaborative vaccine projects, including protocol development, ethical approval, tool design, and data collection across sites in Burkina Faso, Mali, and Chad.
• Conducting advanced economic evaluations, including health systems costing, equity and budget impact analyses, and cost-effectiveness modelling of vaccine delivery strategies.
• Disseminating findings through high-quality publications, policy briefs, conference presentations, and stakeholder engagement.
• Supporting evidence synthesis and systematic reviews, including supervision of PhD candidates.
• Developing and delivering teaching in health economics and financing within LSTM’s postgraduate programmes.
• Building sustainable partnerships with Ministries of Health, Finance, global funders (e.g. GAVI, Global Fund), and normative bodies (e.g. WHO).
• Supporting the career development of early-career researchers within and beyond LSTM.

The deadline for applications is 24 June 2025.

Lecturer / Senior Lecturer in Public Health / Implementation Science

Key responsibilities will include:

• Leading mixed methods process evaluations and contributing to complex implementation research within malaria vaccine projects.
• Drafting protocols, securing ethics approvals, developing tools and data systems, and managing data collection in collaboration with in-country partners.
• Conducting rigorous quantitative and qualitative data analysis, including feasibility assessments.
• Publishing peer-reviewed research, producing policy briefs, and presenting findings at national and international conferences.
• Supporting evidence synthesis, including systematic reviews and PhD supervision.
• Contributing to MSc teaching in implementation science and malaria-related public health topics.
• Building equitable partnerships with Ministries of Health, global funders (e.g. GAVI, Global Fund), and global normative bodies (e.g. WHO).
• Supporting career development of early-career researchers and playing an active role in the academic life of LSTM.

The deadline for applications is 24 June 2025.