Postdoctoral Fellow - Cancer Survivorship Research

UNSW; Canberra; On-site; AUD 107,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Career development

17% Superannuation

Cultural leave 10 days

Additional leave over Christmas

Discounts and entitlements

Job summary

UNSW is seeking a Post-Doctoral Fellow (Level A) to contribute to high‑quality research within the Australian Research Centre for Cancer Survivorship (ARCCS). The role focuses on cancer survivorship, including work participation, costs and access to care, and translates research into policy and practice.

Working with multidisciplinary researchers, cancer survivors, employers, clinicians and policymakers, you will conduct data collection, analysis, publications and dissemination.

Qualifications

• PhD in a related discipline or equivalent research experience.
• Committed to keeping up-to-date with discipline knowledge and developments.
• Proven ability to undertake high quality academic research with limited supervision.
• Demonstrated track record of publications and conference presentations.
• Ability to work in a team and build interdisciplinary relationships.
• Strong interpersonal and stakeholder communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to research design, data collection, analysis, and dissemination of findings in cancer survivorship.
• Engage with stakeholders, support grant development, governance and project coordination.
• Supervise students and align with ARCCS priorities.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary researchers, clinicians, survivors and policymakers.

Skills

PhD/Related field

Continued learning

Independent research

Publications

Team collaboration

Interpersonal skills

Stakeholder engagement

Education

PhD in related discipline

Job description

UNSW is seeking a Post-Doctoral Fellow (Level A) to contribute to high‑quality research within the Australian Research Centre for Cancer Survivorship (ARCCS). The role focuses on cancer survivorship, including work participation, costs and access to care, and translates research into policy and practice.

Working with multidisciplinary researchers, cancer survivors, employers, clinicians and policymakers, you will conduct data collection, analysis, publications and dissemination.