PhD opportunity in Transfusion and Health Economics – Blood Synergy and Monash University

Applications close 9th January 2022

A fully-funded PhD position is available to undertake research in the CLIP cryopreserved (frozen) platelet clinical trial health economics program. The proposed project will utilise the National Transfusion Dataset containing clinical, laboratory and transfusion data from multiple hospitals to refine an existing profile of platelet use in Australia and develop a better understanding of current platelet use in different patient groups.
 

The prospective student will have the opportunity to work with a highly dynamic multidisciplinary group of clinicians and researchers within the ANZIC RC, NHMRC Blood Synergy program, Transfusion Research Unit, and Centre for Health Economics, all at Monash University. The supervisor team will include Dr Lisa Higgins, A/Prof Zoe McQuilten, and Prof Michael Reade.

Candidates must have a degree or masters in a relevant discipline, with strong academic results. The project would suit candidates with prior experience in transfusion, health economics, public health or health-related research. Applicants must fulfil the criteria for PhD admission to Monash University.

For further details and how to apply, visit: Jobs at Monash