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Enhancing Research Skills and Clinical Impact

Sabbatical Opportunity

The Emergency Research Unit (ERU) at Monash University’s School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine (SPHPM) is pleased to invite expressions of interest from qualified medical professionals who wish to undertake research, improve their research skills and collaborate on research projects as part of a sabbatical program.
 
This program will allow medical professionals the opportunity to: 

  • Engage in specialised research that contributes to advancements in emergency medicine, health care delivery, and/or patient outcomes in the hospital setting  

  • Pursue professional development in a specific area of interest  

  • Acquire new skills and knowledge that can provide value to the candidates' primary workplace and host organisation  

Duration: Maximum 6 months

Location: Successful candidates will be required to work from the ERU office located at 553 St Kilda Road, Melbourne VIC 3004. Working-from-home arrangements can also be made if feasible with the program of work being completed. 

Application Process:

Interested candidates are required to submit the following documents: 

  • An Expression of Interest, detailing objectives for the sabbatical  

  • Current CV highlighting relevant experience and achievements  

Applicants can expect to receive:

  • Active supervision from highly experienced emergency medicine researchers, who will provide guidance and support throughout the sabbatical 

  • Support for the use of biostatistical, database, and other research platforms 

  • The design (in consultation with supervisor/s) and execution of a research project with clinical significance  

  • Support to publish research findings in an academic journal, and present at national or international conferences 

  • Engagement in research training activities with the host organisation  

  • Networking and collaboration with the host organisation’s research team  

For any queries or further information, please contact Carly Talarico, Research Assistant via email: carly.talarico@alfred.org.au  

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