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an experienced professional to help drive our commitment to gender equality, respect, and the prevention of gender-based violence across our University community, in the position of JCU Respect Program Officer
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. James Cook University (JCU) is seeking an exceptional academic leader to serve as Dean and Head of Medicine, guiding one of Australia’s most socially accountable and community-focused medical programs
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Health Multidisciplinary Training (RHMT) Program and JCU priorities. You will: Lead and grow a high-impact rural and remote health research program Secure competitive research funding and deliver high
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evaluation and improve outcomes across JCU’s MBBS program Blend teaching & research – Apply your expertise in research methods and data analysis in a real-world setting Make a difference in regional health
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delivering high-quality training programs and building strong partnerships in regional and rural health? James Cook University is seeking a Team Leader, Multidisciplinary Training to lead the coordination and
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through innovative, student-assisted interprofessional services. You’ll support programs benefiting both adults and children — helping ensure rural Queenslanders can access the care they deserve. Inspire
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programs for adults and children in areas of high or unmet need Mentor students, and support rural clinicians, and rural generalist trainees Collaborate with local health services, community stakeholders
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and external organisations, you will promote Library services, learning opportunities and outreach programs through effective communication and marketing strategies. Key responsibilities include
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through innovative, student-assisted interprofessional services. You’ll support programs benefiting both adults and children — helping ensure rural Queenslanders can access the care they deserve. Inspire
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interdisciplinary placements Contribute to innovative service-learning programs for adults and children in areas of high or unmet need Mentor students, early-career clinicians, and rural generalist trainees