The Wales Health Impact Assessment Support Unit (WHIASU) is pleased to announce that a vacancy has arisen for a HIA Development Officer for South Wales. The post will be based at Public Health Wales (PHW) in Cardiff and will be for 22.5 hours per week.
Details are available on the WHIASU website and at NHS Jobs. The post will be at NHS Pay Band 6 and the closing date for applications is August 25th 2011. If you have any enquiries about the post, then please contact either Dr Eva Elliott (from 22nd August) or Liz Green.
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