The appointee will be expected to work on a casual basis. The hours per week will be negotiated at the time of appointment and will be based upon the expected outcome of the project. The appointee will be directly responsible to the Research Fellow of the Institute who coordinates the health technology assessment projects. The duties required will be to support the Research Fellow and other Institute staff in relation to health technology assessment activities. The appointment will be on a casual basis.
Hours of work are flexible and subject to negotiation.
Sound written and verbal communication skills Familiarity with medical terminology Desirable Research experience in public health Ability to work within a multidisciplinary setting Demonstrated ability to identify and evaluate the best available evidence from electronic databases and other sources 6. Applications Submissions should be outlined against the selection criteria. Clayton Vic 3168 Applications close on April 20. This page maintained by Kerem Kozan and Gordon Smyth , Department of Mathematics , University of Queensland .