Opportunities at the Department of Molecular and Translational Science (Hudson Institute)

Hudson Institute of Medical Research has numerous vacancies across the Institute including:

• Junior Research Assistant (TRC) Prof Graeme Polglase 
• Postdoctoral Scientist - Functional Genomics - CCR A/Prof Ron Firestein
• Postdoctoral Scientist - CIIID A/Prof Michael Gantier
• Postdoctoral Scientist - TRC Prof Graeme Polglase
• Production Technician - Platforms 
• Reception and Admin Officer - SSG
• Research Assistant - CCR Dr Catherine Carmichael

Please refer to our Hudson Careers page for more details or email HR@hudson.org.au if you would like more information. 

SCS End of Year Notice

 A reminder to all SCS staff and students that the last day of work for University personnel will be Wednesday 22nd December. The University will re-open on Tuesday 4th January. 

Before you head off for the shutdown period, please remember to turn off any powerpoints in your office that connect non-essential equipment (such as desktop computers), Christmas lights, etc.

Staff and students who are required to be on-site during the closure, are reminded to enter the hospital via the main staff entrances and undertake a thermal scan and also submit the Monash Health daily attestation. To follow OHS procedures, staff and students must submit the SCS After-Hours Work Form, which is available from the SCS intranet.

For emergencies at Monash Health sites (MMC buildings, Monash Children's Hospital, Casey Hospital, and Dandenong Hospital) please ring x2222 from a landline or dial 9594 7860 from a mobile.

When in the MIMR Building (#261) or MHRP Building (#262) ring (0)000 for emergencies.

When at Notting Hill or at the University campus, please ring x333 from a landline, or 990 53333 from a mobile.

For more OHS information please go to the OHS & Wellbeing page of the SCS intranet.

Merry Christmas!

SCS Early Career Research Practitioner Fellowship Scheme

 

Applications are now open for the SCS Early-Career Clinical Practitioner Fellowship scheme. The successful candidate will be appointed up to 0.5 FTE, Academic Level B.  The Fellowship is not intended for researchers who are already above Level B (or equivalent). Recognising the difficult transition from PhD student to independent clinician scientist, the School established the Early-Career Clinical Practitioner Fellowship scheme to further the aims of the School in training tomorrow’s clinical academic workforce and of consolidating Monash Health as leading academic health service. The Fellowships are offered on a competitive basis, to clinician scientists who have recently been awarded a PhD or MD to provide protected research time to allow them to further develop their clinical or basic science research portfolio while also undertaking clinical duties at Monash Health. It is envisaged that successful applicants will apply for external funding, such as through NHMRC schemes, during the period of the Fellowship, such that the SCS Fellowship acts as a bridge to independent, sustainable research funding. 

Applicants must hold a position in Monash Health as either junior medical consultants or allied health practitioners.

The Position Description and Application form can be found on SCS intranet  

Candidates are required to send their completed application form and CV to the SCS Research Manager, Adrienne Calder (adrienne.calder@monash.edu) by 5:00 pm on Monday 24th January 2022.