Work with us

At the Centre for Reproductive Health, we believe that transformative science thrives in an inclusive, collaborative environment. We are committed to fostering a diverse and equitable research culture where all voices are valued, and ideas from different backgrounds are embraced. We are seeking passionate individuals who are excited about working together to push the boundaries of knowledge in reproductive health. As a member of our team, you will collaborate with leading experts across disciplines, contributing to groundbreaking research that will improve lives and advance reproductive science and healthcare globally.

Become a Leader in Reproductive Health Research

At the Centre for Reproductive Health, we’re on the lookout for visionary Principal Investigators ready to make a significant impact in reproductive health research. 

We are particularly interested in researchers working in our themes: gonadal function, pregnancy and early life, sexual health, and translational gynaecology (heavy menstrual bleeding, endometriosis, gynaecological cancers).

Here’s how you can become part of our dynamic team:

Explore our opportunities

Explore our current vacancies across a range of job families on the University of Edinburgh vacancies site by searching for ‘Centre for Reproductive Health’. We regularly post opportunities for clinicians, discovery scientists and research enabling staff.

In order to apply for vacancies, you will need to log in/register your details on the University website.

University of Edinburgh vacancies

Secure independent funding

Consider obtaining a career development fellowship to jumpstart your research programme. Options include external fellowships from organisations, like the Wellcome Trust, UKRI, ERC, Cancer Research UK or CSO.

We will support competitive candidates every step of the way. If you’re pursuing an external fellowship, we will assist with your application and are committed to offering a welcoming environment once you secure funding. For newly independent fellows who will be starting their research group, this includes agreeing a clear pathway towards open-ended employment with the University, subject to a successful review.

Ready to take the next step? Submit a two-page summary of your current and future research plans, detailing the fellowships that you are targeting, along with your CV to dean.ainscough@ed.ac.uk. We review applications on a rolling basis to prevent delays.

Join us in shaping the future of reproductive health.