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Philanthropy Support Specialist

HRI is looking for a candidate with keen interest in philanthropy, excellent communication and strong customer service skills to join Donor Services team, which is part of our Development, Philanthropy and Communications team. The successful candidate will be responsible for building relationships with our network of supporters, working to address queries, concerns and a range of issues that they may raise, to keep building their connection to HRI and retain them as ongoing supporters of our work. Through the consistent delivery of excellent supporter care, your role will play a key part in retaining and engaging our donor community. This is a permanent, full-time position based at our Newtown facility. We offer a collaborative, flexible work environment. Find out more and apply.

Research Nurse / Clinical Research Assistant

HRI is looking for an experienced Research Nurse/Clinical Research Assistant to join the HRI Centre for Cardio-Oncology as we embark on a major new research initiative. The research project will use innovative technologies and methods to develop tools for prevention, detection and treatment of cardiotoxicity in breast cancer, facilitating translation through clinical collaboration with 2-3 partner hospitals initially. The appointment will be funded by HRI, but the Nurse/Clinical Research Assistant will be accredited to do research in the Sydney Local Health District (SLHD). The successful candidate plays a key role in bridging research and clinical practice, serving as the primary liaison between research laboratories, patients, and hospital staff in Oncology and Cardiology. Find out more and apply.

Research Assistant - Centre for Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)

HRI is looking for a Research Assistant to join the Centre for Peripheral Artery Disease and Vascular Complications Group, led by Associate Professor Mary Kavurma. This is an exciting opportunity for Honours graduates from New Zealand considering a career in medical research, including the pursuit of doctoral studies. The position offers up to 12-months’ paid work placement at HRI’s state-of-the-art laboratories in Sydney, Australia. This fantastic program ensures you will receive training and full mentorship in groundbreaking cardiovascular disease research, as well as the opportunity to build your career profile towards a PhD. Find out more and apply.

Research Assistant - Heart Muscle Group

HRI is seeking a highly motivated Research Assistant to join the Heart Muscle Research Group, led by Professor Julie McMullen. This role offers the opportunity to engage in collaborative research with both local and international teams, with a particular focus on Cardio-Oncology. The successful candidate will play a key role in supporting the daily operations and progress of research projects. We are looking for an enthusiastic, well-organized individual with strong oral and written communication skills.
An ability to work autonomously and to be self-directed in learning whilst contributing to team discussions will be necessary. The initial appointment is for two years with the possibility of renewal. Find out more and apply.

Administrative Assistant

HRI is seeking a Research Assistant to support its research activities. The successful applicant will be responsible for providing administrative and diary support to HRI’s Deputy Director and Director of Research, supporting HRI's scientific initiatives and providing wider administrative support to the HRI team when required. This is a part-time position of 21 hours per week, onsite with some flexibility in hours possible. Find out more and apply.

Head of Operations - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health

The Djurali Group at HRI is looking for Head of Operations person who will be responsible for leading the Djurali Group including governance, strategy, HR, finance and program delivery. This key role provides organisational-wide, strategic leadership that seeks and fosters growth opportunities derived from within HRI including support of a Reconciliation Action Plan and developing opportunities with leading scientists within the HRI to further Indigenous research, Indigenous methodologies and education opportunities. The role is supported and guided by the Djurali cultural leaders. The successful applicant will also be responsible for developing an enhanced and interconnected education and research culture that promotes health equity for Indigenous people, formulating major grants (and potentially Capital Campaigns) strategies to further fund HRI/Djurali’s research and capital aspiration and build HRI capacity as a leader in co-design, consumer engagement, and community involvement in research. Find out more and apply.

Group Leader, Research - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health

The Djurali Group at HRI is looking for a senior researcher in the field of Indigenous health or equivalent. The successful applicant will be a key supervisor and leader of the Djurali Group. The prime objective of the role is to develop and manage research projects and/or programs to completion, ensuring that it is adequately funded, staffed, and controlled. The Group Leader is responsible for the publication strategy resulting from the project or program. The quality and quantity of publications from the Group’s research activities is a key measure of the productivity and success of the group. The Group Leader reports to the Head of Operations - Djurali and will have Research Assistants and Research Fellows as direct reports. The role is supported and guided by the Cultural Leaders of HRI. Part-time or full-time will be considered. Workplace location negotiable but Sydney based is preferred. Find out more and apply.

Research Assistant - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health

The Djurali Group at HRI is looking for an early career researcher in the field of Indigenous health or equivalent. The successful applicant will be part of the Djurali team and will be responsible for the delivery of research projects impacting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. The Research Assistant will be involved in the conception, design, and implementation of diverse research projects in the areas of Indigenous health and translational research. The successful applicant will report to the Djurali Group Leader and has no direct reports. Part time or full time will be considered. Workplace location negotiable but Sydney based is preferred. Find out more and apply.