Overview
The primary purpose of this specific-purpose post is to contribute to a full-time position as Assistant Professor in Public Health. The successful applicant will contribute to research and to undergraduate and postgraduate teaching within the Discipline of Public Health and Primary Care (PHPC). In addition, they will serve as Coordinator of the Addiction Research Network Ireland (ARNI), a national collaborative platform currently in development and to be launched within the Institute of Population Health (IPH). ARNI is led and directed by Professor Jo-Hanna Ivers and is intended to become an internationally connected network facilitating partnerships among academic institutions, policymakers, service providers, individuals with lived and living experience, and citizen scientists.
The post holder will work under the strategic leadership of Professor Ivers to coordinate the establishment and launch of ARNI, and to support its subsequent development at national and international levels. The successful candidate will be an excellent academic from addiction science, health policy, public health, health management, or a related social science discipline. They will demonstrate extensive experience in coordinating interdisciplinary and intersectoral research initiatives, alongside substantial postgraduate teaching experience, including postgraduate supervision. A strong track record of research achievement is required, evidenced by high-quality peer-reviewed publications and success in securing competitive research funding.
Context
The Institute of Population Health (IPH) is an interdisciplinary institute located within the Discipline of Public Health and Primary Care in the School of Medicine. The Institute has a strong and active research and teaching portfolio, with a demonstrated track record of influencing health systems and informing policy decisions for the public good. This post represents an important and strategic role within the Institute, where research and teaching are central to its mission, including educating the next generation of addiction practitioners, researchers, and leaders, and supporting the development of high-quality PhD candidates.
Job Title
Assistant Professor in Health Policy and Public Health
Post Status
Specific Purpose Contract
Equality and Inclusion Statement
At Trinity, we are committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion. We welcome applications from all individuals, including those with disabilities, those who have followed non‑traditional career paths, and those who have taken time out for reasons such as family or caring responsibilities. We also welcome international applicants, including those who have been displaced due to conflict or war. Trinity College Dublin is Ireland’s premier university and holds an Athena Swan Silver Award in recognition of its work to advance gender equality. Trinity is committed to supporting work–life balance and creating a family‑friendly working environment.
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