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General Employment
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Written by Administrator
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Monday, 09 March 2009 09:57 |
Employment Opportunities at the InstituteEar Science Institute Australia provides an excellent and rewarding working environment for friendly, professional people with a genuine desire to help the hearing impaired achieve physical and emotional independence. Employment opportunities may be available in the areas of research, audiology, and administration. If you are interested in contributing your skills to the Institute, please click on the email link provided below for the appropriate positions and attach your current curriculum vitae. We will then contact you if we have a position available for which we think you may be suited. |
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General Employment
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Written by Administrator
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Sunday, 08 July 2007 10:43 |
Ear Science Institute Australia, Western Australia
Health Promotion/Education Officer Do you have skills in developing health education programmes
for school aged children? Do you have experience in taking health education messages to schools? Are you a good communicator who enjoys working
in a multi-disciplinary team? Ear Science Institute Australia is an independent, not-for-profit organisation dedicated to the research and treatment of ear and hearing disorders. ESIA, in conjunction with the UWA Ear Sciences Centre, is looking for a Health Promotion Officer to work on a hearing loss prevention programme for primary and high school aged children. The project will focus on reducing the risk of hearing loss due to exposure to high levels of personal music player sounds. Your role will include developing a programme suitable for targeted age groups, delivering the programme to schools and at ESIA’s Hearing Discovery Centre, developing and administering an evaluation of the outcomes, as well as collating and analysing project data with other team project members.
You will also be responsible for sourcing relevant information for a public website and maintaining this with new information. Required skills and experience:
• You will be able to demonstrate your skills in planning, developing and implementing health promotion programmes aimed at school-aged children.
• Your experience in the delivery of health promotion programmes to primary and high schools will be crucial to the success of the project.
• Your excellent verbal and written skills will be evident. Some skills and experience that will add value to your application:
• Techniques to evaluate outcomes.
• Use of online resources for research.
• Use of graphics software, such as Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. Please send your applications by email before 11 August 2009 to:
[email Jobs]
Ear Science Institute Australia
24-26 Coghlan Rd
Subiaco WA 6008 |
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Clinical Employment
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 10 December 2008 09:24 |
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Surgical Employment
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Written by Administrator
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Sunday, 08 July 2007 10:43 |
Ear Science Institute Australia, Western Australia
Duration: Full Time The successful applicant will be an experienced consultant otolaryngologist wishing to specialise in neuro-otology. This position will be a part of an interdisciplinary team diagnosing and managing vestibular and tinnitus disorders. It does not include surgical sessions. The position will commence March 2008. Enquiries: Ms Gemma Upson, +61 8 9380 6311, [email Gemma] Ear Science Institute Australia is dedicated to researching the causes, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of all ear and hearing disorders. Established in 2001, the vision and focus provided by the specialised team at the Ear Science Institute Australia has resulted in groundbreaking medical advancements in surgical techniques and the diagnosis and management of ear and hearing disorders. Ear Science Institute Australia is affiliated with a number of key local, national, and international organisations, including the University of Western Australia, teaching hospitals, the Health Department of Western Australia and international medical groups. Ear Science Institute Australia also comprises of a team of University trained audiologists delivering high quality audiological care at a number of clinics across the metropolitan area. |
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Research Employment
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Written by Administrator
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Monday, 09 March 2009 08:52 |
Post Graduate Opportunities Honours Ear Science Institute Australia (ESIA) currently has an opportunity for any who wish to complete an Honours Degree. The research at ESIA is currently focussed in the areas of cell culture and regeneration in addition to molecular biology. The project on offer is associated with genetic changes that occur during cellular apoptosis, which the primary cause of auditory hair cell death in noise-induced deafness. The Project The student will be examining the role of ß-actin in early apoptosis and will involve using a range of cell culture, and molecular biological techniques. Therefore, the student will be expected to possess some background or interest in these areas of research. Successful completion of this project will provide you with a solid research background and skill set considered necessary for future employment. Further Information Dr Robert J Marano Ph 08 9346 4153 [email Rob Marano] |
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