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We have an exciting opportunity for a Research Assistant with the National Centre for Farmer Health to assist the multidisciplinary NCFH research team with conducting and reporting on two Rapid Review projects.

The role will require immediate start and include working collaboratively with the Project Coordinator, library staff and other NCFH Research staff to identify, collate, interpret and analyse relevant peer-review and grey literature and contribute to the reporting of reports for the funding body and for peer-review.

A Bachelor degree or above is required and an understanding of rural health, wellbeing and safety would be highly valued. This position would suit a dynamic person looking for challenging work in a stimulating environment. You will have excellent communication, administration, writing and computer skills with an eye for detail and demonstrated ability to work to strict timelines.

The successful applicant will promote the National Centre for Farmer Health and its partners Deakin University and Western District Health Service, and grow and support links and partnerships with industry and community.

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Closing Date: Sunday 28 February 2021

Proposed Interview Date: Week Commencing Monday 1 March 2021

The successful applicant will hold, or be able to obtain, a current National Criminal Police Check. Dependant on your position you may be required to obtain a Working with Children Check Clearance, Disability Worker Exclusion Scheme check and / or NDIS Worker Screening Check. All successful applicants are to comply with WDHS immunisation and vaccination requirements.

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Western District Health Service is an Equal Opportunity Employer that has a commitment to cultural safety, inclusion and empowerment of Indigenous, Torres Strait Islander, their families and communities and encourages them to apply. This organisation promotes the safety and wellbeing of children from culturally, linguistically diverse and aboriginal backgrounds and those with a disability.