Employment & Education Opportunities

26 July 2017

Palliative Care Clinical Studies Collaborative (PaCCSC)
IMPACCT – Improving Palliative, Aged and Chronic Care through Clinical Research and Translation

UTS Health

 We are seeking to appoint a Postdoctoral Research Fellow to contribute to nationally competitive grant applications and the publication and dissemination of Palliative Care Clinical Studies Collaborative (PaCCSC) clinical trial results, and to enhancing the profile of research within the Faculty of Health at the University of Technology Sydney.  

About Us

UTS has a bold vision to be a world-leading university of technology. We are a dynamic and innovative university in central Sydney, consistently ranked the top young university in Australia. With a culturally diverse campus life and extensive international exchange and research programs, UTS prepares graduates for the workplaces of today and tomorrow

UTS: Health offers innovative, practice-based education and high impact research that focuses in improving health outcomes in both local and global communities.  Our learning and teaching is shaped on our unique UTS Model of Learning framework, which encourages a collaborative and globally relevant learning approach and development of graduate attributes.

UTS is ranked number one in Australia and fourth in the world for Nursing in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017.

About the Role

Reporting to the Professor of Palliative Care Medicine, The Palliative Care Clinical Studies Collaborative Postdoctoral Research Fellow will be responsible for establishing their own program of palliative care research, contributing to evaluation of findings, assisting with grant funding applications and specific research-related tasks of the Palliative Care Clinical Studies Collaborative. PaCCSC national office is based within IMPACCT in the Faculty of Health, University of Technology Sydney, with some team members working at other locations in Queensland and South Australia.

Strong candidates for this position will have:

• Experience in the conduct of clinical trials and/or palliative care
• A track record of contributing to/ first authoring peer reviewed publications
• Quantitative or qualitative data analysis skills
• Understanding of palliative care research
• Proven ability to publish in high quality journals
• A PhD in health or health related discipline and some postdoctoral research experience in palliative care
• The proven ability to obtain external grants for research
• Previous experience in research in clinical research relevant to palliative care.

Download the Position Description (PDF, 92KB)

Remuneration & Benefits

Base Salary: $99,924 to $114,343 pa (Level B)

This role attracts 17% superannuation in addition to the base salary. You will also reap the rewards of working in a dynamic, supportive, environment with employee benefits including flexible work practices, study support, discounted gym membership and generous parental leave.

This position is full-time and appointment will be made on a fixed term basis for three years.  

How to Apply
Prior to commencing your application for IRC98421, please review the Position Statement and the relevant selection criteria available on the UTS website

Please note that only those applications submitted via the UTS online recruitment system will be accepted.

Click here for more information and to apply.

As you will be unable to save your application once started, please have all required documents and information available prior to commencing.

Specific enquiries regarding the role may be directed to Professor Jane Phillips at jane.phillips@uts.edu.au   or 02 9514 4862.

Specific issues with your application may be directed to the UTS Recruitment Team at recruitment@uts.edu.au   or 02 9514 1080.

Closing Date:  Thursday 24th August 2017, 11.59pm (AEST)

Please note: If you have a disability that requires adjustment to the recruitment process or an alternative application pathway please contact recruitment@uts.edu.au for assistance.

We are committed to diversity and social inclusion, evidenced by our WGEA Employer of Choice citation, Wingara Indigenous Employment Strategy and the UTS Access and Inclusion Plan. We welcome applications from women (particularly for senior and non-traditional roles), Indigenous Australians, people with disability, those who identify as LGBTIQ and applicants from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

21 July 2017

NHMRC Clinical Trials Centre
Reference no. 1334/0717

Join a leading organisation in the design, conduct, and reporting of cancer clinical trials
Work with five of Australia’s leading cancer cooperative trials groups
Academic appointments at Level A or B

Oncology Clinical Research Fellowships (Academic A or B) are designed for individuals keen to develop skills, expertise and careers in cancer clinical trials research. Candidates should have recently completed all or most of their training in a clinical oncologic speciality (medical, radiation, or surgical). Past research, publications and presentations are desirable but not essential. Oncology Clinical Research Fellows will work with one or more of partner cooperative groups and contribute to their entire program, as required. This may include working with co-investigators, statisticians, data managers and trial coordinators to develop trial concepts, protocols, grant applications, reports, meeting presentations and journal articles. They will also provide day to day clinical support adjudicating on eligibility, treatment, and adverse events. Research Fellows will participate in
research advisory committees, operational executive committees, and other subcommittees of these groups. Applicants should be registered or eligible to register with the NSW medical board.

These positions are either full-time or part-time, for a fixed term for 12 months and subject to the completion of a satisfactory probation period for new appointees with the possibility of further offer of employment. Membership of a University approved superannuation scheme is a condition of employment for new appointees.

Remuneration package: a competitive remuneration package is available (consisting of a base salary, clinical loading, leave loading and up to 17% employer’s contribution to superannuation).

Download (PDF, 41kb) further information relating to the position.

Applications close 11:30pm 14 August 2017.

All applications must be submitted via the University of Sydney careers website. Visit sydney.edu.au/recruitment and search by the reference number to apply.

05 July 2017

Clinical Fellow in Breast Cancer Trials Research

• Join a dynamic nationwide research team
• Enhance your clinical trials pathway
• Newcastle Location

Applications for this position are sought from clinicians undertaking post graduate training in medical oncology.
This position is for three (3) days per week. Clinical work for two (2) days can be arranged at Central Coast Cancer Centre (Gosford Hospital) for the successful applicant if required (actual days to be agreed).
The Clinical Fellow will have an active involvement with the ANZBCTG’s national and international breast cancer clinical trials and will participate in the development, implementation and conduct of the clinical trials and translational program components of the ANZBCTG research program.

Essential criteria include:

• Primary medical degree, registrable with the Australian Health Practitioner Registration Agency (AHPRA).
• Completion minimum two years of specialist training in medical oncology.
• Commitment to clinical trials and cancer research.
• Australia citizen or already holds appropriate visa.

Salary & Conditions:

The annual salary based on 3 days per week will be $106,199.00 plus superannuation.

ANZBCTG is an approved health promotion charity for salary packaging purposes. The annual salary packaging amount is $15,990.00.

The position will initially be for a period of 12 months with eligibility for re‐appointment up to a maximum term of two years.

Download the position advertisement (PDF, 166KB)

Enquiries:

For full details of the position and to apply visit ANZBCTG’s website www.anzbctg.org

For further information contact:

Prof. Kelly Phillips
Deputy Director of Research
0431 173 099
Email: kelly.phillips@anzbctg.org

Or, Leonie Phillott
People Performance and Culture Manager
(02) 49 255 253
email: positions@anzbctg.org

Closing Date: 9:00am Monday 24 July 2017 

14 June 2017

Further your career in the private
Radiation Oncologist Position
Toowoomba Queensland

Join an innovative market leader and set yourself up for long term success

• Work with world class Radiation technology
• Opportunity for part-time / VMO
• Attractive salary package and benefits
• Influence the future of Radiation Oncology in Australia
• Benefit from a unique values-driven culture, “Private healthcare with a heart”

As a Specialist Radiation Oncologist, your focus will be to provide clinical care and day to day clinical management of associated multidisciplinary patient care to ensure the delivery of cost effective, high quality radiation oncology treatment. This position will also support and drive strategic business initiatives and contribute towards developing and upholding a high-performance culture that is in alignment with the vision and values of the Group.

The Location

Perched high on the Darling Downs, the lofty heritage city of Toowoomba is Queensland’s largest inland town.

Toowoomba has long been famed for its beauty, but these days it’s also known for its excellent quality of life, low unemployment and great schools. It’s stunning parks and gardens make Toowoomba one of the most beautiful places in Australia. According to travel website Expedia, Toowoomba is the fifth most beautiful place in the country!

Whether you’re seeking rural acreage or city living, there’s no shortage of affordable housing options. This location also offers several internationally renowned private and public primary and secondary schools, as well as sporting opportunities for students of all ages. There are also two major universities nearby lending to the vibrancy of the location. 

Essential Criteria

To be successful in applying for this position you must hold Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (FRANZCR) (Faculty of Radiation Oncology). Applicants must be eligible for full Medical Indemnity insurance and EPA license for radiation oncology.

If you are looking for an opportunity to work for a values driven organisation in a location that has achieved recognition as a centre for academic excellence, take a closer look at this role.

Click here to receive your comprehensive brochure.

Alternatively email Androulla Leonida aleonida@wave.com.au to arrange a suitable time for a confidential telephone discussion.

Applications close 13 July 2017

www.wave.com.au

14 June 2017

Further your career in the private sector
Radiation Oncologist Position
Bundaberg Queensland

Join an innovative market leader and set yourself up for long term success

• Work with world class Radiation technology
• Opportunity for part-time / VMO
• Attractive salary package and benefits
• Influence the future of Radiation Oncology in Australia
• Benefit from a unique values-driven culture, “Private healthcare with a heart”

As a Specialist Radiation Oncologist, your focus will be to provide clinical care and day to day clinical management of associated multidisciplinary patient care to ensure the delivery of cost effective, high quality radiation oncology treatment. This position will also support and drive strategic business initiatives and contribute towards developing and upholding a high-performance culture that is in alignment with the vision and values of the Group.

The Location

Whether you enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the beach or the hustle and bustle of a modern proud country town, this location has it all! With just over 100,000 residents, the region boasts excellent shopping, sporting, cultural and tourism facilities. Just a short 15-minute drive from the City Centre you will find yourself enjoying the serene coastal beaches and estuaries of the region. 

This desirable location offers a fantastic lifestyle, with an outstanding school system, excellent health services, shorter commuting times, plenty of fresh air and community living. Much of what is best about Australia can be found here – it’s a clean, safe and relaxed place to live.

Essential Criteria

To be successful in applying for this position you must hold Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (FRANZCR) (Faculty of Radiation Oncology). Applicants must be eligible for full Medical Indemnity insurance and EPA license for radiation oncology.

Don’t miss your chance to join this progressive market leader in a location that offers a fantastic lifestyle, great educational opportunities and affordable real estate.

Click here to receive your comprehensive brochure.

Alternatively email Androulla Leonida aleonida@wave.com.au to arrange a suitable time for a confidential telephone discussion.

Applications close 13 July 2017

www.wave.com.au

15 May 2017

Expression of Interest: Medical Oncology Clinical Research Fellow
Full time
2018 - 12 months

Two Positions at Monash Health – applications opening soon

Monash Health is calling for expressions of interest for a Medical Oncology Clinical Research Fellow position available from Monday 5 February 2018 for 12 months.  

The Clinical Research Fellows will be a key member of a busy and large academic medical oncology unit based at the Clayton campus of Monash Health. The Fellows will provide clinical care to patients enrolled on phase I, phase II and phase III cancer clinical trials across all tumour streams. Trials clinics for all tumour types will be conducted daily at MHTP, at which the Fellow will be expected to actively participate. The Fellows will also be expected to engage in translational research with opportunities for writing manuscripts, involvement in projects and attendance at national and international conferences. The Fellows will also be supported in developing protocols and is expected to fully work up at least one new proposal for an investigator initiated trial. The Fellows will assist with administration regarding collection and presentation of metrics for the Clinical Trials Unit. 

Monash Health services approximately 1/3 of Victoria, with a population base of over 1.3 million people (approximately the size of Adelaide). We are the largest single provider of cancer care in Victoria and have a very active clinical trial program, with extensive Phase I experience in particular. The Medical Oncology clinical trials unit relocated in 2015 to a purpose built, brand new Clinical Trials Centre, located in the Monash Translational Health Precinct of the Monash Medical Centre at Clayton, Melbourne. This houses 8 beds (including overnight facilities), 21 chairs, dedicated laboratories, pharmacy, and radiology. The MHTP also houses a Medical Genomics Facility with multiple platforms including next generation sequencing. We have experienced rapid expansion: in 2016, the trials unit accrued 174 subjects to clinical trials, with a 149% increase in activity over the past 5 years. In 2017, we currently have a total of 67 open trials with projected recruitment of over 200 patients. Currently, there is a workforce of 12 EFT of trials staff (nurses, manager, ethics submission specialists) with an additional 3.0 EFT staff actively being recruited.

For the above position you will have medical qualifications that can be registered in Victoria and FRACP Part 1 or equivalent. The position can be accredited with the Royal Australasian College of Physicians as part of medical oncology training.

Enquiries

A/Professor Arun Azad on 0407501095 or email arun.azad@monash.edu or
Professor Eva Segelov on 049 907 3833 or email Eva.Segelov@monashhealth.org

Email expressions of interest (including the names of three referees) to Professor Eva Segelov on Eva.Segelov@monashhealth.org  or A/Professor Arun Azad on arun.azad@monash.edu by 30 June 2017.

06 December 2013

Fellow in Survivorship                                                              
Flinders Medical Centre, Adelaide

An opportunity exists for a highly motivated medical practitioner to undertake a PhD in Cancer Survivorship at the Flinders Medical Centre in Adelaide. The position offers an opportunity to develop research skills in areas of clinical research relevant to cancer survivorship including cancer and chronic illness, late effects, cancer rehabilitation, cancer and behaviour, fertility, menopause and related areas.

The Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer has outstanding track record for innovation in care delivery and research in survivorship in Australia.The Flinders Medical Centre Survivorship Service was established in 2009 as one of the first dedicated survivorship programs in Australia. The Inaugural Survivorship Conference was held in 2013 which brought together clinicians, researchers, policy makers and survivors interested in survivorship care and research in this field. The conference was an outstanding opportunity to foster interdisciplinary collaborations in survivorship care and research and is now established as an ongoing biennial event.

The Conference led to the development and signing of the Flinders Charter which serves as a framework of approach for survivorship care and research.  The team at Flinders have established multidisciplinary collaborations in the area of lifestyle interventions, work rehabilitation, self-management and chronic disease management both nationally and internationally.

The position is suitable for either a junior specialist in a cancer discipline, such as medical oncology, or a general practitioner with the interest in cancer.

Salary support: $40,000 pa (which can be used in addition to any other research funding/support). 

For further information contact: Professor Bogda Koczwara on Bogda.koczwara@flinders.edu.au or on 08-82048997.