Translational STI Diagnostics Fellow

UOM University of Melbourne; Parkville; On-site; AUD 118,000 - 148,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

17% superannuation

Salary packaging

Health & wellbeing programs

Professional development

Job summary

University of Melbourne invites a Research Fellow in Clinical Diagnostic Translation Research to lead diagnostic implementation studies expanding STI point-of-care trials across Australia and beyond. You will collaborate with clinicians, laboratories, and health services to advance translational infectious diseases research within a dynamic team.

The role requires a PhD or equivalent experience and a proven ability to co-design and deliver research with multi-stakeholder partners, ensuring

Qualifications

• PhD required or equivalent experience in implementation or infectious diseases research.
• Experience co-designing and delivering research with health services and laboratories.
• Strong track record in clinical research with ethics, data management and mixed-methods analysis.

Responsibilities

• Lead design and delivery of diagnostic implementation studies across multiple sites.
• Develop study protocols, ethics submissions and regulatory documentation with governance.
• Coordinate participant recruitment, data collection and mixed-methods analysis with collaborators.
• Mentor students and junior researchers and contribute to manuscripts and presentations.

Education

PhD in a relevant discipline or equivalent experience in implementation or infectious diseases research

Job description

University of Melbourne invites a Research Fellow in Clinical Diagnostic Translation Research to lead diagnostic implementation studies expanding STI point-of-care trials across Australia and beyond. You will collaborate with clinicians, laboratories, and health services to advance translational infectious diseases research within a dynamic team.

The role requires a PhD or equivalent experience and a proven ability to co-design and deliver research with multi-stakeholder partners, ensuring