Position vacant: Research Fellow - Membrane Protein Biochemistry and Structure

The Hamilton Lab in the Australian Centre for Blood Diseases are looking for a Research Fellow - Membrane Protein Biochemistry and Structure. Please see LinkedIn post for detail:

www.linkedin.com/jobs/cap/view/1713565315

Position vacant: 5 month internship for PhD student interested in AI & neural cells

Position vacant: 5 month internship open to all PhD students at Australian Universities. 
Closing date 5 Feb 2020. 
Topic: Adding brains to intelligence: The use of neural cells to create synthetic intelligence processors 
Find out more: https://aprintern.org.au/2020/01/13/apr-1334/

Position vacant: Senior Technical Officer at Central Clinical School

Applications for the position of Senior Technical Officer at Central Clinical School close 25 October 2019. 

• Job No.: 598419
• Location: The Alfred Centre
• Employment Type: Part-time 0.8 fraction
• Duration: 12-month fixed-term appointment
• Remuneration: Pro-rata of $87,249 - $95,695 pa HEW Level 07 (plus 9.5% employer superannuation)
• Enquiries: Dr Michelle Zajac, Research Manager, Central Clinical School, Michelle.Zajac@monash.edu

See more: careers.pageuppeople.com/513/cw/en/job/598419/senior-technical-officer-central-clinical-school

Position vacant: Research Scientist

Miss Heather Cleland (left) and Dr Shiva Akbarzadeh
(right) work on skin tissue engineering. See more about
the Skin Bioengineering research group

Wanted! A research scientist to join a small and active group of scientists committed to translational research in skin tissue engineering at The Victorian Adult Burns Service, The Alfred, collaborating with Monash University scientists in the field. To be successful for this role you will need to have a PhD in cell biology or equivalent and proven experience in primary cell culture and cell biology techniques. Experience in skin biology, wound healing, platelet biology and mouse models are highly desirable. You will require to work independently and in a team and have a proven track record in producing high quality research outcomes and manuscript preparation.

https://careers.alfredhealth.org.au/job/12422/4XONA904S/research-scientist

Position vacant: Research Scientist (Skin Culture Laboratory)

Research scientist Grade 1 sought with experience in primary cell culture and animal testing.  

• Seek link for the position description.
• Closing date for application: 19 March 2017.

Job opportunity: Operations Administrator - Central Clinical School

Position vacant:

• Role: Operations Administrator HEW 5
• Location: Alfred Hospital
• Employment Type: Full-time
• Duration: Eight month fixed-term appointment
• Closing date 15 Feb 2017
• Enquiries: Ms Aushra Saldukas, Operations Manager, 03 9903 0958
• Further information: See link

Position vacant: PA to Peninsula Health Professor of Medicine

The PA role supporting Srikanth at Frankston Hospital is now advertised on the Peninsula Health website. Applications close 11 September 2016.

Link to job description:

peninsula.mercury.com.au/ViewPosition.aspx?id=fOcC6BX8omw=&jbc=ere

Opportunity: Research Fellow, Department of Immunology and Pathology, Central Clinical School

Researcher wanted

Research Fellow, Department of Immunology and Pathology, Central Clinical School

Department/Unit: Department of Immunology and Pathology, Central Clinical School
Faculty/Division: Faculty of Medicine Nursing and Health Sciences
Classification (salary rates): Level A
Employment type: Fixed-term (Full-time)
Work location: The Alfred Hospital
Enquiries: Prof Magdalena Plebanski, email: magdalena.plebanski@monash.edu ph

+61 3 990 30667

 

The Vaccines and Infectious Diseases (VID) Laboratory is located at the Central Clinical School’s Department of Immunology and Pathology which in turn is primarily located on the Alfred Hospital campus in Prahran as a partner institute in the Alfred Medical Research and Education Precinct (AMREP). Our partner organisations are the BakerIDI Institute, the Burnet Institute and Alfred Health, where strong teams research related and complementary topics including respiratory, metabolic, cardiovascular and infectious diseases. This environment provides exciting opportunities for us to engage in strong cross-field collaborative and clinically applicable research programs with our AMREP partners.

Position vacant: Post Doctoral Fellows - Human T lymphocyte / CAR-T cells

Cartherics P/L is seeking Post-Doctoral Fellows to help implement its very active research program in Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR)-T based immunotherapies. The successful applicants will have a strong background in human T cell biology with experience in isolation, cell culture and phenotypic and functional characterisation. They will have a desire to succeed in a competitive environment and relish the challenge of helping to implement new technologies and equipment as necessary; the rewards will be substantial.  They will report directly to the Chief Scientific Officer of Cartherics but also liaise regularly with the other research scientists and relevant Laboratory personnel.

Position vacant: Faculty of Science HEW 5 Administration Officer, Research and Graduate Research

The Faculty of Science Research Office is seeking to appoint a full-time casual HEW 5 Administration Officer, Research and Graduate Research.  The role of the Administration Officer is to provide a wide range of administrative services and support for research staff and Graduate Research students across the Faculty of Science.  We are seeking ​a ​highly motivated individual who has exceptional organisational skills, who thrives on attention to detail, engaging with staff and students, and has a passion for delivering excellent administrative service.  Please refer to the attached Position Description for further information.

PhD in Clinical Neuroscience: Top Up Scholarship

We are seeking a high performing new PhD student to work in the Brain Stimulation group at the Monash Alfred Psychiatry Research Centre (MAPrc). The successful student will be supervised by Professor Paul Fitzgerald, a world leading brain stimulation expert. An APA scholarship (or equivalent) is required to apply, with a top-up scholarship to be awarded to the successful applicant ($8,500pa).

The project will utilise cutting edge neurotechnologies in order to investigate the mechanisms of therapeutic brain stimulation in psychiatric illness. This is a unique opportunity to join Australia’s leading research group spanning both basic and therapeutic brain stimulation research.

To apply send your CV and half-page statement on your research interests to Paul.Fitzgerald@monash.edu

For more information contact:

• Professor Paul Fitzgerald
• Paul.Fitzgerald@monash.edu
• www.maprc.org.au/Psychiatric-Neurotechnology

Position vacant: Senior Lecturer / Associate Professor, Medical Student Programs

Year 3B medical students with A/Prof
Rob Selzer

The Central Clinical School, Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences is seeking to appoint a highly motivated Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor, Medical Student Programs to provide leadership for medical undergraduate students placed at the Central Clinical School (hospitals of Alfred Health, Epworth Health, Peninsula Health and Cabrini Health). PN 533475
See more: https://jobs.theconversation.com/jobs/9963-senior-lecturer-associate-professor-medical-student-programs?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=tweetbutton&utm_campaign=footer

PhD Scholarship Opportunity: Developmental Biology and Genetics - closing date 15 May 2015

PhD Scholarship Opportunity: Developmental Biology and Genetics
Faculty / Portfolio:    Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, Central Clinical School
Location:   AMREP (Alfred Hospital), Monash University
Supervisors:  Dr Sebastian Dworkin and Professor Stephen Jane
Remuneration:  $25,849 per annum full-time rate (tax-free stipend) for three years (at current APA rates)
Closing date: 15 May 2015
See detail below:

PhD student sought: Neuroscience of ultra-runners

Extreme athletes: what drives them?

Do you ever wonder how some people are able to run hundreds of kilometres in extreme conditions such as the high humidity of the Amazon jungle or the freezing temperatures of the Himalayas? Would you be surprised to find out that many “ultra-runners” are just normal everyday people who work full-time while juggling families?

In this PhD project, we are looking for an academically high-performing student with a background in psychology and/or neuroscience to explore what underlies the desire and ability of these people to accomplish such extreme feats. We hope that by establishing a better understanding of the psychology and brain functioning associated with ultra-running, we may be able to assist other people to achieve seemingly impossible goals and develop a greater understanding of chronic pain conditions.

If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact:

• Dr Bernadette Fitzgibbon at bernadette.fitzgibbon@monash.edu or
• Dr Donna Urquhart at Donna.Urquhart@monash.edu.
• Download flier
• See more about Bernadette's research at www.maprc.org.au/dr-bernadette-fitzgibbon

Andrology Australia is looking for a nurse with an interest in men's health

Andrology Australia is looking for an enthusiastic nurse to join a Primary Health Care Nurse Men's Health Education Reference Group to provide valuable input into the Andrology Australia Education Program. The education reference group provides an effective process to assist with the identification, review and development of education material that addresses men’s health information and education needs for primary health care nurses. To express your interest please contact Wendy Thomas, Education Liaison Officer, Andrology Australia ext: 24821 or email: wendy.thomas@monash.edu

Position vacant: CETBIR fellowship - closing date 9 Sept 2013

The Centre of Excellence in Traumatic Brain Injury Research (CETBIR) is a virtual research centre based at the Alfred Medical Research Precinct (AMREP) and including the National Trauma Research Institute (NTRI), Alfred Health, Monash University’s School of Public Health& Preventative Medicine and Central Clinical Schools, and the Monash Epworth Rehabilitation Centre as core partners. CETBIR is currently funded by the Transport Accident Commission (TAC). See Application Guidelines at link, or web www.cetbir.com.au.

Position vacant: Clinical Research Fellow - HealthMap, InfectiousDiseases

Work type: 0.5 EFT; Fixed term: Initial 12 months. Closing date 19 July 2013.

HealthMap is a 5-year NHMRC-funded Partnership Project, which is developing a novel approach to the care of people living with HIV. Within a framework of chronic disease self management, the project will evaluate in a large cluster randomised trial the effect on cardiovascular risk of an online environment with interactive health care plans and health coaching.