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Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer/Lecturer
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Join a newly established School of Population
Health
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Opportunity to collaborate with internationally
renowned researchers
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3 new continuing positions, Adelaide, Australia
The University of South Australia provides an
exciting and dynamic environment for teaching and research that
continually extends the boundaries of knowledge and its
applications. UniSA is committed to the creation and application
of knowledge and is recognised internationally for its high
quality applied and fundamental research.
Commenced in August 2012 the School of Population
Health will consolidate and advance the University of South
Australia’s capacity for training research professionals in the
analysis of complex population-level data to inform health and
social policy. The School will conduct teaching in areas including
population health, social epidemiology, public health, health
promotion and health economics and will implement an accredited
Masters of Public Health degree. The School will also evolve a
novel doctoral training program combining rigorous training in
population health methodology with original research on
contemporary health challenges which face mainstream as well as
vulnerable populations including Aboriginal and other
disadvantaged peoples, in national and international settings.
The candidates appointed as Associate
Professor/Senior Lecturer/ Lecturer will be established, leading
or promising academics with discipline-based training and
authority in epidemiology or biostatistics, otherwise applied
social statistics, demography, or social measurement and
psychometrics, focussing on population or public health problems.
Each appointee will provide leadership in their discipline of
expertise, and enhance the research productivity of the School in
collaborative, multi- and trans-disciplinary Category 1 research
initiatives, authorship of refereed publications, and supervision
of postgraduate research degree students. The positions will also
provide teaching of methodology to postgraduate students and
contribute to the teaching of the principles of population health
throughout the Division of Health Sciences.
The successful candidates will hold a relevant
research doctorate combined with successful completion of
postgraduate coursework in research methods and a strong record of
national/international achievement substantiated by excellence in
research, teaching and supervision. Experience with longitudinal
analysis and/or multi-level or analysis of clustered observations
is essential as are demonstrated high level interpersonal skills
and the ability to function well in a multidisciplinary
environment.
An attractive employment package with
superannuation benefits and relocation support will be negotiable
for successful applicants.
For further details including the position
description, selection criteria and application lodgement details,
please visit:
www.unisa.edu.au/workingatunisa
Applications close: 5.00pm Monday 31 January 2012
www.unisa.edu.au/workingatunisa
The University is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Employer of Choice for Women. CRICOS PROVIDER NO 00121B
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