Research Associate in Health Sciences (University of Queensland)

About this Opportunity: Bamaga & Surrounding Communities We are looking for a local community member to work with us on an ear health research project in Bamaga and nearby communities. This role is about listening to community, sharing information, and helping make sure research is done in a respectful and culturally appropriate way. About the Job Casual position Pay rate: $54.28 per hour + 12% superannuation Based in Bamaga and surrounding communities Training and ongoing support will be provided You do not need university experience What you will do Talk with community members about ear health Help organise and take part in yarning circles Collect community feedback and share it with the research team Support researchers to work in a respectful way with community Help make sure community voices are heard in the research Who we are looking for Someone who is trusted in the community Able to speak Yumplatok or Torres Strait Kriol Comfortable talking with people and working as part of a team Reliable and organised Experience in health, community work, or research is helpful, but not required About the Project This project is run by The University of Queensland and focuses on improving ear health for children and families in Far North Queensland. The research is guided by community priorities and aims to make a real difference locally. How to Apply If you are interested or want to learn more, please email: Dr Diane Maresco-Pennisi at d.marescopennisi@uq.edu.au If you apply for this position please say you saw it on Medicinoxy

About this Opportunity: Bamaga & Surrounding Communities

We are looking for a local community member to work with us on an ear health research project in Bamaga and nearby communities.

This role is about listening to community, sharing information, and helping make sure research is done in a respectful and culturally appropriate way.

About the Job

Casual position
Pay rate: $54.28 per hour + 12% superannuation
Based in Bamaga and surrounding communities
Training and ongoing support will be provided
You do not need university experience

What you will do

Talk with community members about ear health
Help organise and take part in yarning circles
Collect community feedback and share it with the research team
Support researchers to work in a respectful way with community
Help make sure community voices are heard in the research

Who we are looking for

Someone who is trusted in the community
Able to speak Yumplatok or Torres Strait Kriol
Comfortable talking with people and working as part of a team
Reliable and organised
Experience in health, community work, or research is helpful, but not required

About the Project

This project is run by The University of Queensland and focuses on improving ear health for children and families in Far North Queensland. The research is guided by community priorities and aims to make a real difference locally.