- Part-Time .5 FTE, Fixed Term for up to 18 months
- Melbourne (Bundoora) location
- Classification: Level B – Base salary from $118,530 + 17% superannuation
About the position
The HIV PozQoL Partnerships Project is a pilot study to co-develop and evaluate the ‘PozQoL Partnerships model’; a patient care model and implementation protocols to integrate PozQoL across networks of HIV clinical, community and peer services, to enhance HIV care coordination and strengthen shared care partnerships.
This project involves two localised networks of HIV clinical, community and peer service providers in priority areas of Greater Western Sydney and outer Melbourne. These two networks comprise nine organisations.
This project will involve: co-design workshops with participating organisations; supporting the networks to implement the model, and collect and aggregate their own evaluation data; and conducting staff surveys, client interviews and co-review workshops. Evidence from this pilot study will inform a future grant application for a larger and longer-term implementation project that embeds the PozQoL Partnerships model in diverse service networks and resource contexts across Australia
Skills and Experience
To be considered for this position, you will have:
- Completion of a PhD or equivalent qualifications and research experience.
- Clinical qualification (eg nursing, social work) and/or experience working or conducting research within clinical service settings
- Demonstrated ability to liaise effectively and conduct workshops with a range of collaborators from diverse sectors and service environments.
- High level organisational skills: the ability to set priorities, meet deadlines, initiate and follow-up actions, all with minimal or no supervision.
Please refer to the Position Description for other duties, skills and experience required for this position.
Position description:
PD Research Fellow - HIV PozQoL Partnerships Project.docx
Benefits
- 17% superannuation
- Private Health Insurance discount
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How to apply
Closing date: By 11:55pm Sunday the 6th of September, 2026
Position Enquiries: Graham Brown, Professorial Research Fellow (ARCSHS)
Email: Graham.Brown@latrobe.edu.au
Recruitment Enquiries: Madeleine Parker, Talent Acquisition Consultant
Email: m.parker@latrobe.edu.au
Please submit an online application ONLY and must include the following documents:
- An up-to-date resume;
- 1 page cover letter; and
- A separate document addressing each key selection criteria bullet point under “Essential Criteria” located in the PD.
Only candidates with Full Working Rights and residing in Australia may apply for this position.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Applicants
We welcome and strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Our commitment to diversity and inclusion
La Trobe University is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workforce. We take an intersectional approach by actively supporting and encouraging people of all backgrounds and abilities to submit an application and aim to ensure that the recruitment and employee experience is as accessible and inclusive as possible. Flexibility in interview format will be offered to shortlisted candidates.
Our commitment to safety
All La Trobe University employees are bound by the Working with Children Act 2005. If you are successful, you will be required to hold a valid Victorian Employee Working with Children Check prior to commencement.
National Code on Gender Based Violence in Higher Education
La Trobe University is committed to upholding the National Code to Prevent and Respond to Gender-Based Violence (GBV Code). This aligns with our mission to create safe and respectful communities. Candidates will be asked during the recruitment process to declare whether they have ever been investigated for, or found to have engaged in, gender-based violence in previous employment and/or in legal proceedings and provide relevant information to assist in determining suitability. Gender-based violence means any form of physical or non-physical violence, harassment, abuse or threats based on gender, that results in, or is likely to result in harm, coercion, control, fear or deprivation liberty or autonomy.
