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New Emerging
Researcher Fellowship 2008
An important outcome of the Southern Health Research Strategy was the
development of the Southern Health Emerging Researcher Fellowships, first
awarded in 2007, specifically targeted at emerging researchers employed within
Southern Health.
The primary purpose of the Fellowships is to invest in early career individuals
with significant potential for a research career and for whom a fellowship would
contribute to that end. The purpose of the Fellowships is to provide a career
development opportunity for those who may not have a proven record of research
and significant salary support for eligible SH employees. SH employees in all
health related disciplines including allied health, medicine and nursing are
eligible to apply.
A new opportunity has recently arisen, whereby a supplementary Emerging
Researcher Fellowship can be awarded in 2008. This is a "one off"
opportunity which will involve the same application and selection process. The
Fellowship of $30,000 is for a one year duration.
How to apply for this Fellowship:-
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Download and read the document "Southern
Health Emerging
Researcher Fellowship November 2008 Guidelines"
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Download and read the document "
Attachment 1: Conditions for
Southern Health Emerging Researcher Fellowship 2008"
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Download and complete the document "Southern
Health Emerging
Researcher Fellowship 2008 Application Form"
Once completed, applications together with
attachments must be submitted in PDF format electronically to Malar
Thiagarajan, Director, Research Services, Research Directorate.
malar.thiagarajan@southernhealth.org.au
Applications will be accepted up until and no later than close of
business on
Monday 1st December 2008.
For further information
Please contact Malar Thiagarajan on 9594 4611.
Regards
Prof John Funder
Director, Research Strategy |
Ms Shelly Park
Chief Executive |
Emerging
Researcher Fellowships 2008
Congratulations to the 2008 winners who were presented with their awards
at Research Week in April 2008. The winners and their project titles
are:
Joanne Mockler:
“To determine whether a oxytocin (Syntocinon®) infusion, in addition to
an intravenous oxytocin (Syntocinon®) bolus, significantly reduces the
incidence of uterine atony and primary postpartum haemorrhage following
elective lower segment caesarean section, compared to an intravenous
oxytocin (Syntocinon®) bolus alone.”
Danielle Ryan:
“Evaluate the efficacy of a Phase One Inpatient CR Program on
participation in Phase Two CR, acute hospital length of stay, functional
mobility on discharge and short term quality of life following an acute
cardiac event.”
Rebecca Pattison:
“Evaluating the effectiveness of general practitioner education sessions
and improved access to an early intervention psychosis service in
improving patient outcomes.”
Emerging Research Fellowships 2009
Applications for the Southern Health Emerging Researcher Fellowships
2009 will open in February 2009.
The primary purpose of the fellowships is to invest in early career
individuals with significant potential for a research career and for
whom a fellowship would contribute to that end. The fellowships will
provide a career development opportunity for those who may not have a
proven record of research and by the provision of significant salary
support for eligible Southern Health employees. Southern Health
employees in all health related disciplines including allied health,
medicine and nursing are eligible to apply.
The Fellowships, of $30,000 each, will be awarded in April 2009 and are
for one year duration.
More information on how to apply will be available on this site in
February 2009.
For further information please contact the Research Directorate on
9594 4611.
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