Same Day and Urgent Care Workforce: Retaining and supporting staff to thrive.

This funded full-time PhD studentship at the University of the West of England, Bristol, focuses on the urgent care and same day care workforce, with an emphasis on retaining and supporting staff to help them thrive. Hosted within the College of Health, Science and Society, the project aims to address key challenges faced by healthcare professionals working in fast-paced, high-pressure environments such as urgent care and same day care settings. The research will likely explore factors influencing staff retention, strategies for supporting workforce wellbeing, and interventions to improve job satisfaction and performance. The studentship is funded by UWE Bristol, providing financial support for the successful candidate. The university is known for its commitment to impactful research in health and social care, offering a collaborative and supportive environment for doctoral students. While specific eligibility requirements are not detailed in the position description, applicants are typically expected to hold a relevant undergraduate or master's degree in a health-related field, and demonstrate a strong interest in workforce issues within healthcare. The application deadline is not specified, and interested candidates should consult the university's website or contact the College of Health, Science and Society for further information. This opportunity is ideal for individuals passionate about improving healthcare delivery and supporting the professionals who make it possible.