Total 11 Others clinical researcher job vacancies in Science / R&D / Research category in Australia

• Perform a full range of laboratory testing to include but not limited to Chemistry, Hematology, Urinalysis, Coagulation, Microbiology, or Blood Bank section.
• Resolve technical problems and ensures remedial actions are taken whenever test results deviate from the laboratory's established performance specifications.
• Ensure the quality control system is at the appropriate level to properly monitor testing performed by laboratory personnel.
• Evaluate reports by analyzing facts and performing appropriate research and prepares detailed responses.
• Compare new methods or instrumentation with existing ones to determine performance characteristics suitability.
• Perform various tests that may stand alone or in an algorithm of other laboratory testing to diagnosis and assess the prognosis of patients.

Starting at $60,808 Per Year (GS 9)

Equipment performance testing and radiation protection surveys (main focus of role) Undertakes equipment performance and radiation protection surveys, alone or with a colleague, following standard operating procedures defined within an ISO9001 quality system: Performs routine quality control on existing installations Assists in the critical examination and commissioning of new equipment to ensure that it is safe for bringing into clinical use Assists with investigation of faults on existing installations Calibrates patient dose measuring equipment to confirm the accuracy of recorded dose Checking the radiation protection of the installation to ensure staff and public safety This will involve accurate positioning and methodical use of test objects. Analysing the results of equipment performance measurements Write electronic reports for the Radiation Protection Advisor/Medical Physics Expert and customers, detailing findings and recommending actions required Calibrating x-ray dose measuring equipment Perform testing of UV units, as required by the group. Providing advice on level A QC testing, review results and report findings. Radiation Protection Assist in providing radiation protection advice and support as required in the team. This includes producing ad hoc reports on equipment or customer sites, e.g. lists of equipment due, inter-comparison of similar equipment types Updating central records of measurements, e.g. typical patient doses, equipment calibration factors Calibrating radiation protection meters as required and/or organising dispatch of equipment for external calibration. Supervision and responsibilities for information resources Maintains accurate records using Excel and Access (or other databases as rolled out in the NHS), e.g. results from testing, details of equipment Liaise with radiographic staff to book survey visits in conjunction with the Booking Team as required Supervise less experienced healthcare science staff (assistants, associates, practitioners or scientists) when undertaking equipment performance and radiation protection surveys as part of their training. Undertake internal audits. A take a lead on a number of group functions such as H&S checks, oversight of online QA platforms, maintaining our inventory etc, as required Professional Undertakes training identified as required for role, including continuing professional development Gains and maintains registration as clinical technologist Follow the appropriate key work instructions, risk assessments and systems of work and ensure direct supervision of those you are responsible for until they are competent. Collaborates with other members of the group in the improvement of test protocols. Contributes to the teaching (and outreach) commitments of the service such as assisting in the preparation and delivery of material, e.g. at the Radiation Protection Supervisors courses. Contributes to the research and development of the service, e.g. by carrying out measurements or processing data

We are seeking a motivated, methodical Healthcare Science Practitioner (Clinical Technologist) with problem solving skills to join our x-ray equipment evaluation team. The successful applicant will join a growing team of ~30 - scientists, technologists and administrators - providing equipment quality assurance and scientific support to NHS and independent sector radiology departments in the North West of England (a few customers are further afield).

The successful candidate will be assisting in all aspects of the service, including regular travel to customer sites (occasional overnight stays) to provide performance testing on a variety of diagnostic imaging equipment (e.g. dental, CR&DR radiographic and fluoroscopic), radiation protection surveys of diagnostic radiology installations and calibration of radiation instruments. When not working off-site they will be analysing data and producing reports, assisting with training of staff and customers.

Candidates should have scientific and interpersonal skills. There is a need for good communication skills to be able to work with colleagues in physics and radiology and professional behaviours are expected. Proactive team working is essential as well as the ability to work independently.

A current valid driving licence and a willingness to travel is essential to the role.

Undertakes level B (physics) equipment performance and radiation protection surveys. Writes reports detaining findings and making recommendations. Investigates concerns where they arise. Takes ownership of the quality of their work.

A working understanding of x-ray equipment, radiation instrumentation (such as dosemeters) and the relevant UK ionising radiation regulations and guidance/standards will be expected

Calibrates x-ray dose measuring equipment

Providing advice on level A (radiographer) QC testing, review results and report findings. Training andsupporting customers to fulfil their QC requirements for equipment.

Support senior practitioners and scientists in aspects of regulatory compliance at The Christie and in the North West region. Taking a lead in a small aspect of organisation for the team as required.

Applicants should be registered with the RCT as a Clinical Technologist or the HCPC as a Healthcare Science Practitioner (or eligible for these registrations) and have experience in the use of a range of X-ray imaging equipment.

Suitable applicants without knowledge/skills/experience (or registration) will be considered for appointment at band 4 while training (see job description).

We are the Diagnostic Radiology and Radiation Protection Section of the Imaging Physics and Radiation Protection Group within CMPE, based at The Christie in Manchester.

We have a large, fast paced service with opportunities for service development in response to government strategies around imaging capacity, workforce growth, role advancement, uptake of digital tools and efficient/flexible teams. Due to the size of the regional service we have access to an extensive portfolio of equipment with a focus on diagnostic/interventional radiology. Continued professional development is essential and supported.

Manchester is a hub for sport, music and culture as well as a friendly, vibrant city. The Christie is located 4 miles to the south of the City, in close proximity to Didsbury and Chorlton where there are many independent shops, restaurants and bars. There are a number of National Parks nearby and, for travelling further afield, Manchester International Airport (with flights to over 200 destinations) is minutes away while London is only 2 hours by train.

Additional information about the group can be found via The Christie website at Christie Medical Physics and Engineering

Equipment performance testing and radiation protection surveys (main focus of role)
• Undertakes equipment performance and radiation protection surveys, alone or with a colleague, following standard operating procedures defined within an ISO9001 quality system:
• Performs routine quality control on existing installations
• Assists in the critical examination and commissioning of new equipment to ensure that it is safe for bringing into clinical use
• Assists with investigation of faults on existing installations
• Calibrates patient dose measuring equipment to confirm the accuracy of recorded dose
• Checking the radiation protection of the installation to ensure staff and public safety
• This will involve accurate positioning and methodical use of test objects.
• Analysing the results of equipment performance measurements
• Write electronic reports for the Radiation Protection Advisor/Medical Physics Expert and customers, detailing findings and recommending actions required
• Calibrating x-ray dose measuring equipment
• Perform testing of UV units, as required by the group.
• Providing advice on level A QC testing, review results and report findings.

Radiation Protection
• Assist in providing radiation protection advice and support as required in the team.
• This includes producing ad hoc reports on equipment or customer sites, e.g. lists of equipment due, inter-comparison of similar equipment types
• Updating central records of measurements, e.g. typical patient doses, equipment calibration factors
• Calibrating radiation protection meters as required and/or organising dispatch of equipment for external calibration.

Supervision and responsibilities for information resources
• Maintains accurate records using Excel and Access (or other databases as rolled out in the NHS), e.g. results from testing, details of equipment
• Liaise with radiographic staff to book survey visits in conjunction with the Booking Team as required
• Supervise less experienced healthcare science staff (assistants, associates, practitioners or scientists) when undertaking equipment performance and radiation protection surveys as part of their training.
• Undertake internal audits.
• A take a lead on a number of group functions such as H&S checks, oversight of online QA platforms, maintaining our inventory etc, as required

Professional
• Undertakes training identified as required for role, including continuing professional development
• Gains and maintains registration as clinical technologist
• Follow the appropriate key work instructions, risk assessments and systems of work and ensure direct supervision of those you are responsible for until they are competent.
• Collaborates with other members of the group in the improvement of test protocols.
• Contributes to the teaching (and outreach) commitments of the service such as assisting in the preparation and delivery of material, e.g. at the Radiation Protection Supervisors courses.
• Contributes to the research and development of the service, e.g. by carrying out measurements or processing data


This advert closes on Wednesday 4 Sep 2024

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Responsible for the long-term strategic planning of the service provision of the facility as part of the management team of the CCGTT Responsible for the development and establishment of CAR-T and Vector manufacturing projects within the CCGTT Provide clinical guidance to the development project team regarding design, development, and evaluation of products. Support and advise the CCGTT Director in establishment of Vector Manufacturing Facility. Provide clinical expertise and governance support for the adoption of delivery for Cell based at the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust Attendance of weekly managerial meetings, and monthly Senior Management Management meetings. Support for CCGTT Governance within the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust Responsible for leading grant funded applications to support CCGTT development projects

A Vacancy at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust.


Clinical Scientist /Advanced Audiologist(Audiology) – Vestibular Focuspreferred


Band 7 – Suitable for newly qualifiedClinical Scientists


Full time, permanent


We’relooking for a Clinical Scientist/Advanced Audiologistwith a special interest in vestibular testing to join our friendly audiology team.


This is an exciting opportunity to join a service that provides care for adults and children, and the role offers the chance to practice other aspects of audiology alongside its vestibular focus.Wewould welcome applications from those who specialise inother aspects of Audiology as we have a variety of specialists within our team.We’realso happy to support applications for STP equivalencevia the Academy of Healthcare Science.


The roleis perfectly suited for candidates looking to develop theirleadershipskills. Itcomes with a variety of responsibilities related to quality assurance,supervisionand service development.






As an audiologist with a vestibular testing specialism,you’llbe responsible forvestibular assessment and rehabilitation in adults.You’llalso have theoptionto develop other clinical interests, including within our developing Bone Conduction Hearing Implant (BAHA) service.


The role may includeline management responsibilities and will offer opportunities to develop and lead on innovative projects within the team. As a senior clinician, the successful candidate will be supported to develop their leadership skills through further training and professional development.


The post-holder will have specialist knowledge of a wide range of procedures and practices underpinned by practical experience, and knowledgemaintainedthrough professional registration and CPD activity. To apply, youshouldhave NHS experience and a Masters-level qualification (or equivalent) in Audiology. Youmustalso have HCPC or RCCP registration to be considered for this role.


Ifyou’dlike to discuss this opportunity or arrange an informal visit with us, please contact Ann-Marie Hawkins or Shameela Munir on 024 7696 6444.


***The interview date for shortlisted applicants for this role is 18 June 2024. ****


University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust, rated as good by the Care Quality Commission, is one of the largest teaching Trusts in the UK.

We are extremely proud of our employees across our hospital sites, with high quality patient care at the heart of everything we do.

Boasting some of the most modern facilities in Western Europe, the Trust is renowned for being at the forefront of research and innovation as part of its blossoming reputation as a worldwide leader in healthcare.

We are proud to be recognised as a Pathway to Excellence®designated organisation – please click the link for further details about this prestigious award.Pathway To Excellence ® - University Hospitals Coventry & Warwickshire (uhcw.nhs.uk)

By joining our exciting journey, you will form part of a passionate, talented team and will be able to access a wide range of learning and development opportunities. There has never been a better time to join our team.

The Trust is committed to building an organisation that makes full use of the talents, skills, experience, and different perspectives available in our diverse society. We want everyone to feel they are respected, valued, can achieve their potential and receive the most appropriate and relevant care. We will create an environment where the equality and human rights principles of fairness, respect, equality, dignity and autonomy are promoted and are part of the organisation's core values.

Individual Management Plan (IMP) Development
• The development of the IMP should include a range of investigations, procedures or processes in consultation with families and relevant others, based on the individual child's needs and wishes and accepted good practice.
• The IMP should be monitored and progress reported, reviewing the need for further intervention as appropriate.
• Develops and delivers IMP’s for families within specialist Audiology services e.g. paediatrics

Diagnostic Assessments
• The Advanced Healthcare Scientist in Audiology undertakes the full range of available Audiological tests unsupervised, including advanced diagnostic testing, in particular, frequency specific objective testing to determine thresholds in young babies.

Auditory Rehabilitation

• The Advanced Audiologist develops interventions and rehabilitation programmes based upon autonomous clinical opinion, which may involve onward referral to relevant intervention programmes such as specialist tertiary services.
• The rehabilitation programmes may also include balance rehabilitation; tinnitus rehabilitation; paediatric habilitation.
In addition the Specialist Audiologist may undertake motivational interviewing or counselling.
• The Specialist Audiologist has an awareness of local external agencies who can provide additional help and support to the patient and will signpost/refer the patient as agreed



For further details of the role please see the attached job description.


This advert closes on Monday 27 May 2024

Individual Management Plan (IMP) Development The development of the IMP should include a range of investigations, procedures or processes in consultation with families and relevant others, based on the individual child's needs and wishes and accepted good practice. The IMP should be monitored and progress reported, reviewing the need for further intervention as appropriate. Develops and delivers IMPs for families within specialist Audiology services e.g. paediatrics Diagnostic Assessments The Advanced Healthcare Scientist in Audiology undertakes the full range of available Audiological tests unsupervised, including advanced diagnostic testing, in particular, frequency specific objective testing to determine thresholds in young babies. Auditory Rehabilitation The Advanced Audiologist develops interventions and rehabilitation programmes based upon autonomous clinical opinion, which may involve onward referral to relevant intervention programmes such as specialist tertiary services. The rehabilitation programmes may also include balance rehabilitation; tinnitus rehabilitation; paediatric habilitation.In addition the Specialist Audiologist may undertake motivational interviewing or counselling. The Specialist Audiologist has an awareness of local external agencies who can provide additional help and support to the patient and will signpost/refer the patient as agreed For further details of the role please see the attached job description.

Clinical and Scientific Liaise with the other Physicists in the Trust (including those in Radiotherapy physics and Imaging Physics) and the Head of Nuclear Medicine to develop and maintain common procedures to ensure that the work in Nuclear Medicine meets the requirements of the Ionising Radiations Regulations (IRR17), Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations (IRMER17) and other relevant legislation concerning Health & Safety and radiation protection. Develop policies and write procedures for changed working practices, as required. Ensure effective systems are in place for keeping an inventory of all radioactive material under the control of the Department. Participate in the commissioning, calibration, radiation safety, accuracy and quality control of nuclear medicine equipment used in the imaging or treatment of patients, in accordance with quality assurance procedures and protocols. Assist with diagnostic imaging investigations and checks, radioisotope measurement and other measurements carried out on behalf of nuclear medicine. Be responsible for the safe use and correct functioning of expensive and highly complex test and imaging equipment during measurements and clinical use by self and others. Assist with therapeutic procedures involving radioactive materials Assist with in-vivo and in-vitro radioisotope investigations in Nuclear Medicine. Help resolve problems with Nuclear Medicine Imaging and Quality Assurance equipment, investigate causes and suggest remedial action. Assist with risk assessments as directed. Assist in responding to radioisotope problems in imaging and non-imaging, and in unsealed source therapy. Conduct measurements and checks on equipment used for radioisotope measurement techniques in the treatment of patients or in the monitoring thereof. Assist with Radiation Protection Services as required by the Head of Nuclear medicine, RWA or RPA. Assist with the ordering, record keeping and disposal of radioisotopes used in the Trust and elsewhere, ensuring that limits within licences are not breached. Managerial Prioritise own work in accordance with Departmental and Trust priorities and external demands. Achieve expected results by using own initiative and following general principles, standards and guidelines. Manage complex projects involving changes to equipment and practices. To keep careful records of all work performed and complete other appropriate records. Teaching and Training Teach and train staff, students and others as required on all aspects of complex equipment use, including instrumentation and nuclear medicine physics. Participate in the training and supervision of healthcare scientists working in nuclear medicine physics. Participate in training for medical, paramedical and other NHS staff on a range of subjects relevant to the work of the Department. Provide scientific training (talks, written material etc.) in Nuclear Medicine and Radiation Protection to technical staff within Nuclear Medicine and other Trust staff. Research & Development To keep abreast of current developments in the relevant areas of nuclear medicine. Undertake research and development in collaboration with clinical staff and other researchers, in accordance with the agreed priorities of the department. To identify appropriate new techniques in optimisation of diagnostic procedures and to ensure that these are carried through to a successful conclusion. Present papers at national and international scientific meetings. Identify appropriate areas for development projects and to propose these to senior staff. Assist with the assessment and evaluation of new equipment before purchase and subsequent clinical use. Write research based reports, create spreadsheets and databases to assist in the analysis of measured data. Participate in audit and research and development work and present results at meetings and/or publish work in appropriate journals/publications. Professional Must have experience in nuclear medicine and have achieved registration as a Clinical Scientist with the Health and Care Professions Council, or be close to doing so. Keep abreast of the latest technical and scientific developments and their applications in medical and associated fields. Attend suitable seminars and courses as part of personal development and to further the work of the department. Attend and deliver suitable seminars and courses as part of training and personal development and to further the work of the department. To contribute presentations to the Departments CPD seminar programme. Maintain state registration and an agreed programme of CPD. Work towards completion of a portfolio for registration as a Medical Physics Expert. To ensure that all aspects of the work are provided in accordance with a quality framework, and conform to relevant legislation, national protocols and Trust policies. Miscellaneous Implement and ensure compliance with an accredited Quality System in the areas of work for which he/she carries responsibility. Participate in the development and routine operation of quality systems. Work hours necessary for the proper and efficient performance of the work. In practice it will occasionally be required to perform duties outside the normal working hours of the Department. When working in other departments, liaise with local heads of department, medical consultants, superintendents, nursing sisters or their representatives as appropriate, adhering to local policies and practices. Must behave courteously and professionally at all times and seek to ensure that the highest level of service is provided by Medical Physics. Assist at NAIR (National Arrangements for Incidents involving Radiation) incidents and other emergencies. When working in other departments, the postholder will liaise with local heads of department, medical consultants, superintendents and nursing staff, adhering to local policies and practices. The postholder will behave courteously and professionally at all times and seek to ensure that the highest level of service is provided. Perform other appropriate duties which may be requested from time to time by the Head of NM Physics, commensurate with the grade.

Are you Interested in working for a world top university?

The Department of Sociological Studies wishes to recruit a fixed-term Postdoctoral Researcher to work with the ESRC Digital Good Network. You will work closely with other members of the Digital Good Network management team, especially Professor Gina Neff who is leading work on the Digital Good Index.

The successful applicant will join a growing community of doctoral and postdoctoral researchers affiliated with the Digital Good Network, and will be encouraged to engage in network activities, from training to conferences, for your own development.

You will have a PhD or be in the process of submitting a PhD in a relevant area. You will have an understanding of translating social science/humanities research into societal impact and knowledge of guidance and recommendation of good societal uses of digital technologies. Excellent communication skills, written and oral, and the ability to work effectively independently and part of a team, are essential

What We Offer

● 41 days annual leave (including closure days and Bank Holidays), with the possibility to purchase up to ten additional days.
● Up to 5 days of paid time off to cover emergency caring responsibilities.
● A commitment to work life balance including, flexible working opportunities and hybrid working where possible.
● A highly competitive pension scheme.
● Discounts at participating shops and cinemas, and a cycle to work scheme.
● A commitment to your development, with programmes, learning modules and mentoring schemes.
● An inclusive and diverse workplace.
● A commitment to your wellbeing, with confidential emotional support, support for those going through the menopause, experiencing fertility treatment and having a baby, paid leave for IVF treatment and more.
Further information can be found at https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/jobs/benefits

We are committed to exploring flexible working opportunities which benefit the individual and University.

We build teams of people from different heritages and lifestyles from across the world, whose talent and contributions complement each other to greatest effect. We believe diversity in all its forms delivers greater impact through research, teaching and student experience.
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Responsibilities:

• Establish capabilities in Biomolecular MD Simulation and phase behavior of bio membrane.
• Setting up models (script + automation).
• Need to work on multiscale modeling of interfaces of different nature, in biology and materials science.
• Partner with internal collaborators in designing experiments for technology screening and MOA elucidation using computational methods.
• Transient phase behavior mapping across multiple dimensions in phase space.
• The focus will be developing models to understand from an atomistic level interfaces structural and dynamical phase behavior.

Qualifications & Requirements:

• Ph.D. in Computational Chemistry, Biophysics, Chemistry (Organic/Physical/ Analytical), Physics, Bioinformatics or related fields (Chemical Engineering, Materials Science).
• At least having two years Postdoc experience.
• The applicant must have the Up-to-date knowledge and hands on experience on molecular dynamics simulations methods such as Atomistic, Coarse Grain Molecular Dynamics(CGMD), & Dissipative particle dynamics (DPD) and computational chemistry (Quantum, QM/MM etc.).
• The applicant should have a strong background in Bio-membrane (Lipid Bilayer) MD simulations involved in fundamental biological processes or Gel Network Simulation.
• The applicant should have a strong background and hands on experience on Polymers/Natural Polymer MD simulations (Atomistic and CGMD).
• Development and implementation of algorithms and software for molecular simulations and programming skills (Perl, Python, C++, etc.) are desirable.
• Previous experience in combining simulations with Analytical experiments and Finite Element Modeling are a plus.
• Excellent communication and analytical skills are required. Ability to work independently and in an interdisciplinary collaborative environment is expected.

Job Description

クリニカルリサーチ領域（オンコロジー以外の領域：ジェネラルメディスン・感染症・ワクチン）での以下の業務を担当：

＜医学専門家として＞

・ 開発チームの一員として、開発案件に対する医学専門家としてのアドバイス、文書（治験実施計画書や申請資料等）の医学的レビューを行う

＜日本の開発プロジェクト責任者として＞

・米国本社と連携して、本邦での臨床開発計画の立案・作成、 臨床試験の実施、製造承認の取得

・日本のサイエンティフィックリーダーとのscientific exchange、関係構築

・本邦で実施する治験の医学的／科学的側面からリード

・治験に関する学会発表及び／又は論文作成、あるいはそれらのサポート

職務経験

・医師免許をお持ちの方

・5年以上の医療現場での臨床経験（必須）

・チーム間の協力を促進する能力

・英語での交渉力、スピーキング、ライティング力

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