University of Salford
Psychology Technician (Grade 5)
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Psychology Technician (Grade 5)
Technician (Psychology) – University of Salford
The University of Salford’s School of Health and Society is seeking a proactive, highly organised, and detail-oriented Technician (Psychology) to support teaching, research, and operational excellence within our Psychology and School of Health & Society laboratories.
The role will involve providing technical support to both staff and students, ensuring the sustained functionality of laboratory equipment, maintaining high standards of teaching and research, and enhancing the student experience through practical activities and learning resources.
We are looking for someone who is customer-focused, adaptable, and committed to delivering high-quality support across our psychology lab facilities and School of Health & Society.
Key Responsibilities
- Assist staff and students with technical support for Psychology learning and research activities
- Oversee and maintain psychology laboratories, equipment, and equipment stores, including stock control
- Contribute to the development of teaching, research, and enterprise activities
- Provide timely responses to customer enquiries (e.g., through the technical team inbox) while adhering to service standards
- Support day-to-day laboratory operations, including preparing spaces for teaching and practical demonstrations
- Conduct technical equipment training sessions for staff and students
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About the School of Health and Society
The largest School at the University of Salford, we boast over 8,000 students from diverse backgrounds worldwide. We are a forward-thinking, dynamic school focused on lifelong learning and evidence-based impact.
Our programmes span:
- Counselling
- Nursing and Midwifery
- Allied and Public Health
- Psychology (including your role!)
- Sociology & Social Policy
- Social Work
- Policing and Criminology
- Sport
Through our interdisciplinary research centres, we focus on improving health, societal, and individual outcomes, including real-world collaborations with national and international partners.
What’s in it for You?
✅ Competitive salary with an excellent pension scheme ✅ 32 days annual leave, plus bank holidays, extended Christmas close, and optional paid leave purchases ✅ Flexible working – supporting a culture of agility and work-life balance ✅ Professional development – access to extensive training opportunities ✅ A community that values diversity and shared purpose, fostering innovation in health & social leadership ✅ Access to MySalford portal for lifestyle benefits and discounts ✅ Wellbeing support, including counselling, Employee Assistance Programmes (EAP), gym membership discounts, and fitness facilities
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The University of Salford at Work
By joining us, you’ll be working in one of the UK’s fastest-growing universities. Salford offers:
- Flexible career progression tailored to your strengths
- Generous benefits and professional development
- Two vibrant campus locations: Peel Park and MediaCityUK (heart of the digital and creative industries)
We are committed to Net Zero by 2038 and embedding sustainability in everything we do.
Above all, you’ll make a real difference—shaping the health professionals, community leaders, and social change-makers of tomorrow.
Visit www.salford.ac.uk/jobs to explore a career with purpose.
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