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to general direction to support the effective delivery of clinical research, including clinical trials. You will assist the Chief Investigator and research team with a range of tasks such as participant
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. About the Role We are seeking a Research Assistant to join a multidisciplinary team focused on investigating the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL). Working
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drug fields. About the Role Under general supervision, the Research Assistant will provide support to the Research team and Director across a variety of research activities and projects at the National
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the supervision of a member of staff appointed by the College, a program of study leading to a Higher Degree by research. A stipend or top-up is monetary assistance provided by a supervisor or an organisation
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. You will also play an active role in monitoring emerging research relevant to the program and assist in developing applications for external research funding. About You To be successful in this role you
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of Medicine and Public Health At the College of Medicine and Public Health, we deliver clinical, population and lab-based research, integrated teaching programs and high-quality clinical services. Our footprint
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(Patron Engagement) provides excellent frontline customer services to both students and staff to support the learning, teaching and research activities of the University. Responsible for providing support
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-solving and organisational skills, while working collaboratively within the team. Some key responsibilities include: Assisting new and continuing students by providing transactional services and informed
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, you will help create realistic healthcare scenarios that prepare students for real-world practice in hospitals, surgeries, and other clinical environments. The role is responsible for setting up and
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, pathways, course and entry requirements. Undertaking project work to plan, develop and coordinate new and continuing initiatives to assist in the recruitment of students. Managing relationships with key