Professor / Associate Professor of Primary Care and Future Health Systems

UNSW; Barcelona; Presencial; AUD 179.000 - 229.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Join a forward-thinking university as a Professor/Associate Professor in Primary Care and Future Health Systems. This exciting role involves leading transformative research and policy initiatives aimed at enhancing primary care for underserved populations. You will collaborate with diverse stakeholders and contribute to a vibrant research culture that prioritizes equity and sustainability in health systems. With competitive remuneration and a commitment to lifelong learning, this opportunity is perfect for a passionate leader ready to make a significant impact in health care.

Servicios

17% Superannuation and leave loading

Additional 3 days of leave over Christmas

Opportunities for lifelong learning

Progressive HR practices

Formación

• Recognized research leader with a strong publication record.
• Experience with diverse stakeholders and health providers.

Responsabilidades

• Develop and implement improved models of primary care.
• Supervise postgraduate researchers and lead research teams.

Conocimientos

PhD or equivalent research doctoral qualification

Research leadership in primary care and health systems

Experience translating research into practice and policy

Professional experience in health services

Ability to lead research teams

Interpersonal and collaboration skills

Leadership and management experience

Educación

PhD or equivalent

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Professor / Associate Professor of Primary Care and Future Health Systems

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This job is based in Australia

Position Details

• Employment Type: Full-time (35 hours a week)
• Duration: Continuing
• Remuneration: $179K - $229K base (+17% super and leave loading)
• Location: Kensington, Sydney

About the International Centre for Future Health Systems

The International Centre for Future Health Systems (“ICFHS”) is a research, policy, and advocacy centre established at the University of New South Wales that seeks to improve health systems to deliver more equitable, sustainable, and person-centred health care for all. Operating on a partnership model, ICFHS collaborates with health services, government agencies, industry, primary health networks, professional bodies, community and consumer organisations, and global health partners, including colleagues at the University of Oxford.

Why this role matters

Primary Care Transformation is a core theme for the ICFHS. This position will play a leadership role in developing and implementing improved models of primary care, especially for underserved populations, and will integrate with research, policy, and advocacy work across all ICFHS themes. The role reports to the ICFHS Director and involves postgraduate researcher supervision.

Key Skills Required

Level D

• PhD or equivalent research doctoral qualification.
• Recognized research leader in primary care and health systems with a strong publication record and success in securing research grants.
• Experience translating research into practice and policy.
• Professional experience in health services and developing relationships with health providers.
• Ability to lead research teams and collaborate across disciplines.
• Strong interpersonal and collaboration skills with experience working with diverse stakeholders.
• Leadership, management, and mentoring experience in academic and research settings.

Level E (additional requirements)

• Internationally recognized research leader with an outstanding publication record and grant success.
• Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion policies.
• Proven ability to develop stakeholder relationships and attract funding.

Full details are available in the position description.

Benefits and Culture at UNSW

UNSW offers a competitive salary and benefits, including:

• 17% Superannuation and leave loading
• Additional 3 days of leave over Christmas
• Opportunities for lifelong learning and career development
• Progressive HR practices

Application Process

Click "Apply now" to submit your application online. Include a resume and cover letter addressing the key skills and experience. The position description is available on the application portal.

Enquiries and Closing Date

Applications close on Monday, 28th April, before 11:30 pm Sydney time.

UNSW encourages applications from diverse backgrounds and provides workplace accommodations and flexible work options. The university reserves the right not to proceed with any appointment.