Postdoctoral Fellow, Precision Cancer Survivorship Research

UNSW; Dublin; On-site; EUR 73,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Career development opportunities

17% Superannuation contributions and 2

10 days paid cultural leave per year

Additional 3 days of leave over Christ

Discounts and entitlements (retail,教育,

Job summary

The Research Post-Doctoral Fellow (Level A) at UNSW will contribute to the Precision Survivorship research program within the ARCCS. The role focuses on investigating biological mechanisms and biomarkers related to cancer survivorship, supporting research to improve long-term health and wellbeing of cancer survivors.

Working in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment, the fellow will perform preclinical and laboratory-based studies, including animal models, cell culture, molecular and

Qualifications

• A PhD in cancer survivorship, cancer biology, molecular biology, biomedical science, pharmacology, psychology, immunology or a related discipline, with research experience relevant to cancer and/or cancer survivorship.
• Demonstrated experience in preclinical and laboratory-based research, including animal models and mammalian cell culture, preferably in cancer, cancer treatment, treatment‑related effects or biological processes relevant to cancer survivorship.
• Demonstrated experience in relevant molecular and cellular techniques, which may include gene and protein expression analysis, immunohistochemistry, immunofluorescence, microscopy and related molecular assays.
• Experience in biomarker research and analysis, with experience working with human biospecimens and/or human‑derived biological data desirable.
• Demonstrated ability to undertake, optimise and troubleshoot experimental approaches and contribute to the development and documentation of laboratory protocols, standard operating procedures and research workflows.
• Demonstrated quantitative and analytical skills, including experience analysing, interpreting and visualising biological or biomedical data using appropriate statistical or computational approaches.
• Knowledge of animal and/or human research ethics, research governance and responsible research conduct, with experience contributing to ethics and governance applications desirable.

Skills

Preclinical Lab Research

Mammalian Cell Culture

Immunohistochemistry

Immunofluorescence

Biomarker Research

Data Analysis

Lab Protocols & SOPs

Ethics & Governance

Education

PhD in cancer survivorship or related discipline

Job description

The Research Post-Doctoral Fellow (Level A) at UNSW will contribute to the Precision Survivorship research program within the ARCCS. The role focuses on investigating biological mechanisms and biomarkers related to cancer survivorship, supporting research to improve long-term health and wellbeing of cancer survivors.

Working in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment, the fellow will perform preclinical and laboratory-based studies, including animal models, cell culture, molecular and