Closing Date: Open until filled

Job Reference: JR138022

Full time position

St Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne for 2025

About the Opportunity:

St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne invites you to become a Clinical Haematology Fellow for 2025. Our Haematology unit provides comprehensive services for both malignant and non-malignant haematological conditions, with a strong focus on clinical research. We offer a robust infrastructure supporting Phase I first-in-human to Phase III clinical trials, offering comprehensive specialist training in all aspects of clinical research including protocol development, regulatory procedures, clinical trial conduct, and investigator-initiated studies.

Key Benefits:

•   Engage in Phase I to III clinical trials and research across various diseases.

•   Gain expertise in novel therapeutic agents, including small molecules, immunotherapies, bispecific and trispecific antibodies, and CAR-T cell therapies.

•   Collaborate with a highly experienced team of researchers and clinicians.

•   Opportunity for international rotation with collaborating institutions in the second year, if desired.

•   Potential to pursue a higher degree in your area of interest.

 Required Qualifications:

•   Medical degree with Membership of the Royal College of Physicians (FRACP) or equivalent.

•   Completion or current undertaking of higher specialist training in Haematology.

 Essential Criteria:

•   Competency in prescribing chemotherapy.

•   Experience in haematology.

•   Clinical audit experience.

 Desirable Criteria:

•   Experience in early-phase clinical trials.

•   Experience teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

•   Strong commitment to teaching in a clinical setting.

•   Proven ability to organize and prioritize workload, delegate responsibilities, and supervise staff.

•   Excellent interpersonal skills with a capability to work cooperatively in a multidisciplinary team.

•   Demonstrated ability to work effectively in both a team environment and independently.

 Join us in making significant advancements in the field of haematology and contribute to improving patient care through innovative clinical research.

For any queries, please contact:

Professor Hang Quach – Director of Clinical Haematology Service and Clinical Haematology Research Hang.Quach@svha.org.au

A/Prof Matthew Ku – Deputy Director Clinical Haematology Research Matthew.Ku@svha.org.au

Tiahn Welsh – Administrative Assistant, Clinical Haematology Tiahn.Welsh@svha.org.au

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