Research Officer

at  Monash University

THE OPPORTUNITY

We are seeking a dedicated Research Officer to provide high-quality research support to our Brain Recovery and Rehabilitation Research Group within the Department of Neuroscience. This exciting opportunity involves supporting the PROMOTE Trial, a MRFF-funded implementation trial in stroke rehabilitation, based in Sydney to support NSW Health sites.

ABOUT THE ROLE:

As a Research Officer, you will play a vital role in supporting the successful delivery of the PROMOTE Trial by:

• Conducting file audits, trial coordination, and data entry
• Managing research administration tasks and scheduling bookings
• Ensuring compliance with research protocols and regulatory requirements
• Assisting in documentation preparation, literature reviews, and data analysis
• Maintaining a safe and compliant research environment
• Collaborating with clinicians, researchers, and patient participants

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Coordinate research tasks such as booking appointments, medical record audits, and data input
• Stay updated with the latest developments and best practices in stroke rehabilitation
• Assist in preparing research reports, conducting literature reviews, and analysing data
• Adhere to research protocols, regulatory policies, and safety standards
• Support project administration in line with agreed standards and timeframes
• Foster effective communication with colleagues and stakeholders to achieve research objectives

About You: We are looking for a motivated individual with:

• A tertiary qualification in a relevant rehabilitation field, or substantial relevant experience
• Experience in stroke rehabilitation, particularly upper limb rehabilitation
• Strong analytical and technical skills with attention to detail
• Excellent organizational and time management abilities
• The capacity to work both independently and collaboratively
• Well-developed written and verbal communication skills
• High-level computer literacy and adaptability to new software

If you are eager to contribute to meaningful stroke rehabilitation research, apply now and make a difference!