Clinical Research Fellow in Point-of-Care MRI

• Provide expert knowledge in disease pathophysiology and existing health care system approaches to cardiovascular and neurological disease
• Contribute to ULF research strategies by offering innovative ideas, reviewing literature and engaging with clinician end users through scoping and engagement
• Lead project management including coordinating with heath providers, executing project tasks, managing ethical review, and relationships with regulatory and industry bodies
• Represent the ULF program through presenting at workshops, seminars, meetings and conferences
• Drive collaborations with clinician-researchers, academic and non-academic partners, and peak bodies at local and national levels to improve ULF research output
• Show program impact through scientific publication or changes in practice
• Contribute to competitive funding applications, scientific publications and reporting of research activity

• Eligibility to work in South Australia
• Undergraduate medical degree or postgraduate qualifications in an allied field with clinical experience
• At least two years working in a predominantly clinical or clinical research environment
• Experience related to any of general practice, public health, medical imaging, stroke, neurology or cardiovascular disease
• Appreciation of embedded clinical research methods
• Understanding of public health systems
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Excellent communication, engagement and presentation skills
• Ability to work independently under project pressure with timeframes and budget
• Skills in report writing and presentations
• Project management skills including timely delivery of outputs, monitoring and resolving issues
• Desire to contribute to a common purpose with willingness to learn new skills and take on new challenges
• Demonstrated ability to work independently and be self-motivated

Salary packaging options up to $15,900