he opportunity:

The Clinical Trial Assistant will provide research and administrative support to the Antimicrobials Group at MCRI, working closely with senior research staff to support the delivery of clinical research projects. The role will contribute to study coordination, data management, ethics and governance activities, and communication with internal and external collaborators. This is an opportunity for a highly organised individual with strong attention to detail and an interest in clinical research to contribute to impactful research outcomes.

What you’ll do

• Provide administrative support across clinical research activities, including ethics and governance submissions, study documentation and project coordination
• Support participant recruitment, research visits, study monitoring and data verification activities
• Maintain accurate study databases, records and research documentation
• Coordinate communication and liaison with research teams, collaborators and stakeholders
• Assist with the coordination of research projects, meetings and operational activities

What you’ll bring

• Qualification in a relevant field (e.g. Science, Health or related discipline)
• Experience providing administrative support in the research sector, preferably in a multi-institutional environment
• Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to relate effectively with a range of stakeholders
• Demonstrated ability to work independently, manage competing priorities and meet deadlines
• High level of proficiency in standard application software, including Microsoft Office

Please view the position description here.

Any questions? Reach out to Alice Lei on *********@mcri.edu.au.

What you’ll enjoy

• Access a range of salary packaging options—covering entertainment, novated leases, and more
• Work in a dynamic and energetic setting with our expanding team
• Play a key role in advancing work at Australia’s largest child health research institute
• Take advantage of generous personal leave and the option to purchase additional leave to suit your lifestyle
• Enjoy discounted staff parking, public transport right at your doorstep, and great facilities for cyclists
• Feel supported through our health and wellbeing program, which includes complimentary access to the Employee Assistance Program
• Become an active part of our community by joining internal committees and contributing to our inclusive, thriving culture

Who we are

Murdoch Children’s Research Institute envisions a transformative future for child health. Our institute is a hub of impactful scientific breakthroughs, particularly in early interventions, enhanced diagnosis, prevention, and potential cures. We thrive on collaborative, multidisciplinary problem-solving to address challenging queries in child health. Committed to inclusivity and respect, we foster a positive working environment that values diverse backgrounds and experiences. As a proud member of the Australian Network on Disability and a dedicated supporter of Science Australia Gender Equity (SAGE), we uphold principles of equal opportunity and diverse representation.

We are committed to the safety of children and young people and takes a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of child abuse, exploitation and harm. Child safety is prioritised in our decision-making at all levels of the Institute.  

he opportunity:

The Clinical Trial Assistant will provide research and administrative support to the Antimicrobials Group at MCRI, working closely with senior research staff to support the delivery of clinical research projects. The role will contribute to study coordination, data management, ethics and governance activities, and communication with internal and external collaborators. This is an opportunity for a highly organised individual with strong attention to detail and an interest in clinical research to contribute to impactful research outcomes.

What you’ll do

• Provide administrative support across clinical research activities, including ethics and governance submissions, study documentation and project coordination
• Support participant recruitment, research visits, study monitoring and data verification activities
• Maintain accurate study databases, records and research documentation
• Coordinate communication and liaison with research teams, collaborators and stakeholders
• Assist with the coordination of research projects, meetings and operational activities

What you’ll bring

• Qualification in a relevant field (e.g. Science, Health or related discipline)
• Experience providing administrative support in the research sector, preferably in a multi-institutional environment
• Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to relate effectively with a range of stakeholders
• Demonstrated ability to work independently, manage competing priorities and meet deadlines
• High level of proficiency in standard application software, including Microsoft Office

Please view the position description here.

Any questions? Reach out to Alice Lei on *********@mcri.edu.au.

What you’ll enjoy

• Access a range of salary packaging options—covering entertainment, novated leases, and more
• Work in a dynamic and energetic setting with our expanding team
• Play a key role in advancing work at Australia’s largest child health research institute
• Take advantage of generous personal leave and the option to purchase additional leave to suit your lifestyle
• Enjoy discounted staff parking, public transport right at your doorstep, and great facilities for cyclists
• Feel supported through our health and wellbeing program, which includes complimentary access to the Employee Assistance Program
• Become an active part of our community by joining internal committees and contributing to our inclusive, thriving culture

Who we are

Murdoch Children’s Research Institute envisions a transformative future for child health. Our institute is a hub of impactful scientific breakthroughs, particularly in early interventions, enhanced diagnosis, prevention, and potential cures. We thrive on collaborative, multidisciplinary problem-solving to address challenging queries in child health. Committed to inclusivity and respect, we foster a positive working environment that values diverse backgrounds and experiences. As a proud member of the Australian Network on Disability and a dedicated supporter of Science Australia Gender Equity (SAGE), we uphold principles of equal opportunity and diverse representation.

We are committed to the safety of children and young people and takes a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of child abuse, exploitation and harm. Child safety is prioritised in our decision-making at all levels of the Institute.