Job ID: 303026337
Job date: 2017-05-31
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Company : University of South Australia Country : Role : Research Scientist
Job date: 2017-05-31
End Date:
Company : University of South Australia Country : Role : Research Scientist
Job Description:
You will conduct high-quality research under the direction of the Head of Genetics and Molecular Pathology. Contributing to a number of key projects, you will be involved in a range of in silico and/or wet-lab experimental approaches associated with identifying and confirming the causes of genetic disorders including predisposition to cancers (especially for blood cancers) and causing perinatal death. Please note: The level of appointment will depend on qualifications and experience. Skills And Experience: To be successful you will have an honours degree (Research Assistant), post-graduate qualifications (Research Associate) or PhD (Research Fellow) in a genetics, bioinformatics or cell/molecular biology-related discipline, paired with the ability to record, analyse, present and disseminate research results to key stakeholders. Previous participation in research as evidenced by published work will be advantageous, as will strong organisational skills, ability to work independently and collaborative and results-driven nature. Experience in the analysis of next generation sequencing data, with a specific focus on mutation and structural DNA variant analysis will be essential for the Research Fellow level.
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A University of Enterprise: The University of South Australia fosters a rich and rigorous research environment enabled by substantial growth in Category 1 research income. It hosts six research institutes and 17 research centres. It is a partner in 13 co-operative research centres and major national and state research initiatives, and is engaged in 500+ international research projects in 45 nations. The Centre for Cancer Biology (CCB) is a Medical Research Institute (MRI) underpinned by an alliance between the University of South Australia and SA Pathology. The CCB boasts the largest concentration of cancer research in the state and is recognised as a hub for innovative science leading to breakthrough therapies. Benefits On Offer: At UniSA, we seek to enrich people’s lives through the creation and application of knowledge. Our staff love to be a part of an organisational culture that promotes a strong commitment to educating professionals, sharing knowledge, and engaging with our communities. We offer a competitive remuneration package and we have a family friendly approach to ensure you enjoy a healthy work/life balance. Lodging your application For a copy of the position description and to apply, please visit Working at UniSA . Please refer to the online application form which will indicate which selection criteria you need to address. For further information about the position or the recruitment process, please contact Chloe McGrath on +618 8302 1700 or via email to recruitment@unisa.edu.au . Applications close: 9.00am Tuesday 13 June 2017 Note: appointment is subject to a satisfactory National Police Check (NPC) being obtained and maintained.[Click Here to Access the Original Job Post]
You will conduct high-quality research under the direction of the Head of Genetics and Molecular Pathology. Contributing to a number of key projects, you will be involved in a range of in silico and/or wet-lab experimental approaches associated with identifying and confirming the causes of genetic disorders including predisposition to cancers (especially for blood cancers) and causing perinatal death. Please note: The level of appointment will depend on qualifications and experience. Skills And Experience: To be successful you will have an honours degree (Research Assistant), post-graduate qualifications (Research Associate) or PhD (Research Fellow) in a genetics, bioinformatics or cell/molecular biology-related discipline, paired with the ability to record, analyse, present and disseminate research results to key stakeholders. Previous participation in research as evidenced by published work will be advantageous, as will strong organisational skills, ability to work independently and collaborative and results-driven nature. Experience in the analysis of next generation sequencing data, with a specific focus on mutation and structural DNA variant analysis will be essential for the Research Fellow level.
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A University of Enterprise: The University of South Australia fosters a rich and rigorous research environment enabled by substantial growth in Category 1 research income. It hosts six research institutes and 17 research centres. It is a partner in 13 co-operative research centres and major national and state research initiatives, and is engaged in 500+ international research projects in 45 nations. The Centre for Cancer Biology (CCB) is a Medical Research Institute (MRI) underpinned by an alliance between the University of South Australia and SA Pathology. The CCB boasts the largest concentration of cancer research in the state and is recognised as a hub for innovative science leading to breakthrough therapies. Benefits On Offer: At UniSA, we seek to enrich people’s lives through the creation and application of knowledge. Our staff love to be a part of an organisational culture that promotes a strong commitment to educating professionals, sharing knowledge, and engaging with our communities. We offer a competitive remuneration package and we have a family friendly approach to ensure you enjoy a healthy work/life balance. Lodging your application For a copy of the position description and to apply, please visit Working at UniSA . Please refer to the online application form which will indicate which selection criteria you need to address. For further information about the position or the recruitment process, please contact Chloe McGrath on +618 8302 1700 or via email to recruitment@unisa.edu.au . Applications close: 9.00am Tuesday 13 June 2017 Note: appointment is subject to a satisfactory National Police Check (NPC) being obtained and maintained.[Click Here to Access the Original Job Post]