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• Trial Portfolio Lead position available at the Bristol Medical School, Faculty of Health Sciences

  A Trial Portfolio Lead position is available at the Bristol Medical School (Faculty of Health Sciences); open-ended full-time position.

  What will you be doing?

  The successful applicant (henceforth "they") will take a key role with planning and conducting world-leading perinatal research. They will assist the Professor with advocating collaborative perinatal research projects throughout the departments of The University and its partners, with an aim to develop an 'early life' BRC theme at The University of Bristol. They will assist with developing a portfolio of perinatal studies and obtaining peer-reviewed research funding. They will be supporting local research governance and help with optimising research processes. Horizon scanning for competitive grant opportunities (departmental, government and philanthropic), drafting research proposals for project and grant applications, grant submission and assisting with administration are key tasks, together with engaging with PPIE, creating study materials, data management and preliminary data analysis.

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• Director Paediatric Infant Perinatal Emergency Retrieval service (PIPER) position available at the The Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne

  A Director Paediatric Infant Perinatal Emergency Retrieval service (PIPER) position is available at the The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne, Australia.

  About the Role:

  An exciting opportunity exists to lead the Paediatric Infant Perinatal Emergency Retrieval (PIPER) service, one of the world's longest established and busiest regional retrieval services. Based at the Royal Children's Hospital (RCH) the Director of PIPER role will provide leadership to the PIPER team and will be responsible for the strategic and operational performance of the Department, as determined by key performance indicators - local, hospital-wide and statewide.

  Based on site at RCH Parkville, this key leadership position (initial tenure up to 5 years and consideration for a further 3–5-year re-appointment) will ensure PIPER consistently provides the highest quality care, education and research, whilst maintaining a sound and sustainable financial position, strong staff engagement and support, plus effective relationships with health services across Victoria, the community, and consumers of care.

  While the position is available full time, there is flexibility to negotiate the FTE, and suitable applicants are welcome to discuss combining a clinical role in related subs-specialties (ICU, NICU or ED) with the Director role. The role will work closely with the Chief of the Division of Critical care and candidates will therefore have exposure to key executive leaders at RCH. A suitable remuneration package will be negotiated with the successful applicant.

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• Consultant postition in Neonatology available at the KUNO Children's University Hospital in Regensburg, Germany

  The Neonatology Department of the Clinic for Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine at the KUNO Children's University Hospital in Regensburg is seeking a Consultant in Neonatology (m/f/d) at the earliest possible date.

  With 985 planned beds and around 3,500 employees the KUNO children's hospital stands for highest quality in patient care and forward-looking education and training in attractive professional fields and is a maximum care provider for the city and region of Regensburg.

  The Neonatology Department is led by Chief Physician Prof. Dr. Sven Wellmann. It has 20 neonatology/pediatric intensive care and 30 neonatology IMC/normal care beds. Approximately 100 newborns with a birth weight under 1,500g and around 70 newborns with complex congenital malformations are treated each year. Clinical research projects focus on neuroprotection and neuroregeneration as well as the cardiovascular transition of newborns.

  Your responsibilities:

  - Care for patients in the neonatology units and the postpartum ward
  - Co-management of pediatric intensive care patients
  - Initial care and management of high-risk newborns in the delivery room and during transport

  - Participation in the neonatology on-call duty

  - Support in the education and training of the multidisciplinary team

   

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