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University of QueenslandPosted 4 weeks ago
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Conjoint Research Fellow – Audiology

$119,462–$141,545 year

On-siteSaint Lucia, State of Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia

Part TimeDoctorate Or Professional DegreeLarge

Job Summary

Lead and contribute to an independent, team-based research program in adult Audiology, designing, conducting, and disseminating clinically focused outputs to build national recognition. Present findings at conferences and engage key stakeholders while undertaking Chief Investigator responsibilities for external research funding applications. Supervise UQ students, support researcher capability, and facilitate meaningful engagement opportunities. Contribute to postgraduate teaching and evidence-based practice initiatives across The University of Queensland and Princess Alexandra Hospital. Build strong partnerships across UQ, Metro South Health, Queensland Health, professional bodies, and the wider community. This three-year fixed-term part-time role (40% FTE) includes additional casual clinical academic work, with a base salary ranging from $119,462 to $141,545 plus 17% superannuation.

Required Qualifications

  • Completion of a PhD in Audiology
  • Clinical experience
  • Understanding of clinical priorities and constraints within a healthcare setting
  • A growing profile in research which is relevant to Audiology services provided at the Princess Alexandra Hospital
  • A desire to support clinical research in a broad array of research areas at UQ
  • A proven ability to develop, organise, and undertake research in consultation with others to develop cooperative research initiatives
  • Experience in both quantitative and qualitative research methods
  • Evidence of engaging in multidisciplinary research and health services research
  • Evidence of translating research into clinical practice
  • A commitment to building long-term relationships and research partnerships to support research capacity building within the PAH Audiology department
  • Experience in seeking and obtaining research funding
  • A developing reputation and track record of publications in reputed refereed journals
  • Experience presenting at conferences
  • Unrestricted work rights in Australia for the duration of this appointment
  • Professional registration
  • Mandatory immunisations

Desired Qualifications

  • An established publication record

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