Motor Neurone Disease Research Nurse | St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

About the Role

• Motor neurone disease (MND) is a rare neurological condition that causes the degeneration (deterioration and loss of

function) of the motor system (the cells and nerves in the brain and spinal cord which control the muscles in our

bodies).

• This results in weakness and wasting of the muscles which can result in progressive weakness in the arms, legs, speech

and swallowing and sometimes breathing. MND is progressive and symptoms worsen over time. Sadly, MND severely reduces

life expectancy and most people with MND die within five years of the onset of symptoms.

Responsibilities

• Perform core duties as described.

Requirements

• Relevant experience or willingness to learn.

Benefits

• Benefits per job description.

Compensation

To be discussed.

Location & Schedule

Per job description.

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