Our mission is to improve the health of millions of people worldwide.
We have an opportunity for your career to make a difference!
Are you a talented, enthusiastic health researcher? We need you to participate in a program of global injury research. We are looking for an experienced Research Fellow to join our team within the Injury Division
The Research Fellow will be primarily working on a large body of drowning prevention work in Australia. This role will provide opportunities to explore other global injury challenges such as child road injuries, burns and falls.
Key Responsibilities:-
Our successful candidate:-
Skills, knowledge and experience:-
The closing date for applications is 31st January, 2023. We do reserve the right to close this vacancy early if a suitable candidate is found.
Please see here for more information Position Description
Why the George?
We are committed to attracting, developing, rewarding and retaining the best people in their fields to conduct and support our innovative and highest quality research programs.
Take advantage of our rewards you may enjoy as part of The George team.
About the George
The George Institute (TGI) is 700+ employees around the world and projects in over 40 countries all focused on improving the health of millions of people worldwide.
As a medical research institute affiliated with leading universities, we are challenging the status quo in healthcare to:
We pride ourselves with our 6 core values: excellence, integrity, can-do approach, creativity, impact, and humanitarian commitment.
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Our big and bold mission to improve the health of millions of people worldwide needs a diverse and innovative team to deliver it. So we foster a dynamic, inclusive and flexible workplace where each individual can bring their best selves to work.
We value workplace diversity and encourage applications from people living with disability; women; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people; people who identify as LGBTIQ+; mature-aged adults and those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.