Research Assistant (43415) chez Murdoch Children’s Research Institute
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute · Melbourne, Australie · Onsite
- Junior
- Bureau à Melbourne
Career Opportunities: Research Assistant (43415)Requisition ID 43415 - Posted - Clinical Sciences - Transgender Health - MCRI-Parkville - Australia - VIC - Job Function (1)
Role Type: Full Time 12-month contract (with potential to extend)
Salary: $86,485 - $105,325 per annum plus superannuation
The opportunity:
Are you passionate about applying your biostatistics expertise to projects that truly make a difference?
The Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) is seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Biostatistician (Masters level) to join our Transgender Health Research Group — a dynamic team working to support the health, wellbeing, and belonging of trans and gender diverse young people.
Our flagship project, Trans20, is a landmark longitudinal cohort study that follows the health and wellbeing of trans and gender diverse young people accessing care at the Royal Children's Hospital Gender Service. This role offers a unique opportunity to work on impactful, community-informed research that addresses stigma and promotes positive change
Your responsibilities include:
Under the supervision of senior biostatisticians and team leaders, you’ll:
- Conduct statistical analysis and data processing for observational studies
- Contribute to the design of research protocols and analysis plans
- Prepare statistical content for peer-reviewed publications, reports, and presentations
- Support the skill development of students and staff within the team
- Work collaboratively with researchers, clinicians, and community stakeholders
- Uphold the highest standards of ethical research and data confidentiality
What we need from you:
- A postgraduate degree (preferably Masters) in biostatistics, applied statistics, or a closely related field
- Strong statistical computing skills, particularly with Stata and/or R (or ability to learn quickly)
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Proven ability to work both independently and as part of a team to meet project goals and deadlines
- Interest or experience in transgender health and/or lived experience as a trans or gender diverse person is highly regarded
For full viewing of responsibilities and requirements please refer to the position description.
Any specific questions related to this position should be directed to Pip Buckingham at [email protected]
What’s in it for you?
- Collaborative, affirming environment: Our work is developed in close consultation with community advisory groups, including trans and gender diverse young people and their families
- Flexible and supportive: We value work-life balance, with options to work from home and a supportive team culture
- Prime location: Based at MCRI in Parkville, co-located with the Royal Children’s Hospital, easily accessible by public transport (Trams 58 & 59)
- Accessible workspaces: Offices include meeting rooms, quiet spaces, and large windows with natural light
Who we are
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute envisions a transformative future for child health. Our institute is a hub of impactful scientific breakthroughs, particularly in early interventions, enhanced diagnosis, prevention, and potential cures. We thrive on collaborative, multidisciplinary problem-solving to address challenging queries in child health. Committed to inclusivity and respect, we foster a positive working environment that values diverse backgrounds and experiences. As a proud member of the Australian Network on Disability and a dedicated supporter of Science Australia Gender Equity (SAGE), we uphold principles of equal opportunity and diverse representation.
We are committed to the safety of children and young people and takes a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of child abuse, exploitation and harm. Child safety is prioritised in our decision-making at all levels of the Institute.
Join Us!
If you believe this role is a good fit for you, please apply by submitting:
- Your resume
- A cover letter addressing the selection criteria
Ensure these documents are combined into a single PDF file.
We welcome individuals of diverse genders, ages, ethnicities, cultural backgrounds, abilities, religions, and sexual orientations in our workplace. We actively encourage talented individuals from all walks of life to apply for our job openings. Our commitment lies in fostering a workplace that is barrier-free and inclusive, aiming to attract the most skilled candidates.
For any questions related to the recruitment process, feel free to reach out to our Recruitment team at [email protected]. Ensure that you include the position number and job title in the subject line. Please refrain from sharing your application to this email address.
Please note, we reserve the right to close the vacancy prior to the closing date once a sufficient number of applications have been received.
No recruitment agencies please.
Position Description
Applications close: 17 October 2025 AUS Eastern Daylight time
Role Type: Full Time 12-month contract (with potential to extend)
Salary: $86,485 - $105,325 per annum plus superannuation
The opportunity:
Are you passionate about applying your biostatistics expertise to projects that truly make a difference?
The Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) is seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Biostatistician (Masters level) to join our Transgender Health Research Group — a dynamic team working to support the health, wellbeing, and belonging of trans and gender diverse young people.
Our flagship project, Trans20, is a landmark longitudinal cohort study that follows the health and wellbeing of trans and gender diverse young people accessing care at the Royal Children's Hospital Gender Service. This role offers a unique opportunity to work on impactful, community-informed research that addresses stigma and promotes positive change
Your responsibilities include:
Under the supervision of senior biostatisticians and team leaders, you’ll:
- Conduct statistical analysis and data processing for observational studies
- Contribute to the design of research protocols and analysis plans
- Prepare statistical content for peer-reviewed publications, reports, and presentations
- Support the skill development of students and staff within the team
- Work collaboratively with researchers, clinicians, and community stakeholders
- Uphold the highest standards of ethical research and data confidentiality
What we need from you:
- A postgraduate degree (preferably Masters) in biostatistics, applied statistics, or a closely related field
- Strong statistical computing skills, particularly with Stata and/or R (or ability to learn quickly)
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Proven ability to work both independently and as part of a team to meet project goals and deadlines
- Interest or experience in transgender health and/or lived experience as a trans or gender diverse person is highly regarded
For full viewing of responsibilities and requirements please refer to the position description.
Any specific questions related to this position should be directed to Pip Buckingham at [email protected]
What’s in it for you?
- Collaborative, affirming environment: Our work is developed in close consultation with community advisory groups, including trans and gender diverse young people and their families
- Flexible and supportive: We value work-life balance, with options to work from home and a supportive team culture
- Prime location: Based at MCRI in Parkville, co-located with the Royal Children’s Hospital, easily accessible by public transport (Trams 58 & 59)
- Accessible workspaces: Offices include meeting rooms, quiet spaces, and large windows with natural light
Who we are
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute envisions a transformative future for child health. Our institute is a hub of impactful scientific breakthroughs, particularly in early interventions, enhanced diagnosis, prevention, and potential cures. We thrive on collaborative, multidisciplinary problem-solving to address challenging queries in child health. Committed to inclusivity and respect, we foster a positive working environment that values diverse backgrounds and experiences. As a proud member of the Australian Network on Disability and a dedicated supporter of Science Australia Gender Equity (SAGE), we uphold principles of equal opportunity and diverse representation.
We are committed to the safety of children and young people and takes a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of child abuse, exploitation and harm. Child safety is prioritised in our decision-making at all levels of the Institute.
Join Us!
If you believe this role is a good fit for you, please apply by submitting:
- Your resume
- A cover letter addressing the selection criteria
Ensure these documents are combined into a single PDF file.
We welcome individuals of diverse genders, ages, ethnicities, cultural backgrounds, abilities, religions, and sexual orientations in our workplace. We actively encourage talented individuals from all walks of life to apply for our job openings. Our commitment lies in fostering a workplace that is barrier-free and inclusive, aiming to attract the most skilled candidates.
For any questions related to the recruitment process, feel free to reach out to our Recruitment team at [email protected]. Ensure that you include the position number and job title in the subject line. Please refrain from sharing your application to this email address.
Please note, we reserve the right to close the vacancy prior to the closing date once a sufficient number of applications have been received.
No recruitment agencies please.
Position Description
Applications close: 17 October 2025 AUS Eastern Daylight time
Role Type: Full Time 12-month contract (with potential to extend)
Salary: $86,485 - $105,325 per annum plus superannuation
The opportunity:
Are you passionate about applying your biostatistics expertise to projects that truly make a difference?
The Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) is seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Biostatistician (Masters level) to join our Transgender Health Research Group — a dynamic team working to support the health, wellbeing, and belonging of trans and gender diverse young people.
Our flagship project, Trans20, is a landmark longitudinal cohort study that follows the health and wellbeing of trans and gender diverse young people accessing care at the Royal Children's Hospital Gender Service. This role offers a unique opportunity to work on impactful, community-informed research that addresses stigma and promotes positive change
Your responsibilities include:
Under the supervision of senior biostatisticians and team leaders, you’ll:
- Conduct statistical analysis and data processing for observational studies
- Contribute to the design of research protocols and analysis plans
- Prepare statistical content for peer-reviewed publications, reports, and presentations
- Support the skill development of students and staff within the team
- Work collaboratively with researchers, clinicians, and community stakeholders
- Uphold the highest standards of ethical research and data confidentiality
What we need from you:
- A postgraduate degree (preferably Masters) in biostatistics, applied statistics, or a closely related field
- Strong statistical computing skills, particularly with Stata and/or R (or ability to learn quickly)
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Proven ability to work both independently and as part of a team to meet project goals and deadlines
- Interest or experience in transgender health and/or lived experience as a trans or gender diverse person is highly regarded
For full viewing of responsibilities and requirements please refer to the position description.
Any specific questions related to this position should be directed to Pip Buckingham at [email protected]
What’s in it for you?
- Collaborative, affirming environment: Our work is developed in close consultation with community advisory groups, including trans and gender diverse young people and their families
- Flexible and supportive: We value work-life balance, with options to work from home and a supportive team culture
- Prime location: Based at MCRI in Parkville, co-located with the Royal Children’s Hospital, easily accessible by public transport (Trams 58 & 59)
- Accessible workspaces: Offices include meeting rooms, quiet spaces, and large windows with natural light
Who we are
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute envisions a transformative future for child health. Our institute is a hub of impactful scientific breakthroughs, particularly in early interventions, enhanced diagnosis, prevention, and potential cures. We thrive on collaborative, multidisciplinary problem-solving to address challenging queries in child health. Committed to inclusivity and respect, we foster a positive working environment that values diverse backgrounds and experiences. As a proud member of the Australian Network on Disability and a dedicated supporter of Science Australia Gender Equity (SAGE), we uphold principles of equal opportunity and diverse representation.
We are committed to the safety of children and young people and takes a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of child abuse, exploitation and harm. Child safety is prioritised in our decision-making at all levels of the Institute.
Join Us!
If you believe this role is a good fit for you, please apply by submitting:
- Your resume
- A cover letter addressing the selection criteria
Ensure these documents are combined into a single PDF file.
We welcome individuals of diverse genders, ages, ethnicities, cultural backgrounds, abilities, religions, and sexual orientations in our workplace. We actively encourage talented individuals from all walks of life to apply for our job openings. Our commitment lies in fostering a workplace that is barrier-free and inclusive, aiming to attract the most skilled candidates.
For any questions related to the recruitment process, feel free to reach out to our Recruitment team at [email protected]. Ensure that you include the position number and job title in the subject line. Please refrain from sharing your application to this email address.
Please note, we reserve the right to close the vacancy prior to the closing date once a sufficient number of applications have been received.
No recruitment agencies please.
Position Description
Applications close: 17 October 2025 AUS Eastern Daylight time
Role Type: Full Time 12-month contract (with potential to extend)
Salary: $86,485 - $105,325 per annum plus superannuation
The opportunity:
Are you passionate about applying your biostatistics expertise to projects that truly make a difference?
The Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) is seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Biostatistician (Masters level) to join our Transgender Health Research Group — a dynamic team working to support the health, wellbeing, and belonging of trans and gender diverse young people.
Our flagship project, Trans20, is a landmark longitudinal cohort study that follows the health and wellbeing of trans and gender diverse young people accessing care at the Royal Children's Hospital Gender Service. This role offers a unique opportunity to work on impactful, community-informed research that addresses stigma and promotes positive change
Your responsibilities include:
Under the supervision of senior biostatisticians and team leaders, you’ll:
- Conduct statistical analysis and data processing for observational studies
- Contribute to the design of research protocols and analysis plans
- Prepare statistical content for peer-reviewed publications, reports, and presentations
- Support the skill development of students and staff within the team
- Work collaboratively with researchers, clinicians, and community stakeholders
- Uphold the highest standards of ethical research and data confidentiality
What we need from you:
- A postgraduate degree (preferably Masters) in biostatistics, applied statistics, or a closely related field
- Strong statistical computing skills, particularly with Stata and/or R (or ability to learn quickly)
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Proven ability to work both independently and as part of a team to meet project goals and deadlines
- Interest or experience in transgender health and/or lived experience as a trans or gender diverse person is highly regarded
For full viewing of responsibilities and requirements please refer to the position description.
Any specific questions related to this position should be directed to Pip Buckingham at [email protected]
What’s in it for you?
- Collaborative, affirming environment: Our work is developed in close consultation with community advisory groups, including trans and gender diverse young people and their families
- Flexible and supportive: We value work-life balance, with options to work from home and a supportive team culture
- Prime location: Based at MCRI in Parkville, co-located with the Royal Children’s Hospital, easily accessible by public transport (Trams 58 & 59)
- Accessible workspaces: Offices include meeting rooms, quiet spaces, and large windows with natural light
Who we are
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute envisions a transformative future for child health. Our institute is a hub of impactful scientific breakthroughs, particularly in early interventions, enhanced diagnosis, prevention, and potential cures. We thrive on collaborative, multidisciplinary problem-solving to address challenging queries in child health. Committed to inclusivity and respect, we foster a positive working environment that values diverse backgrounds and experiences. As a proud member of the Australian Network on Disability and a dedicated supporter of Science Australia Gender Equity (SAGE), we uphold principles of equal opportunity and diverse representation.
We are committed to the safety of children and young people and takes a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of child abuse, exploitation and harm. Child safety is prioritised in our decision-making at all levels of the Institute.
Join Us!
If you believe this role is a good fit for you, please apply by submitting:
- Your resume
- A cover letter addressing the selection criteria
Ensure these documents are combined into a single PDF file.
We welcome individuals of diverse genders, ages, ethnicities, cultural backgrounds, abilities, religions, and sexual orientations in our workplace. We actively encourage talented individuals from all walks of life to apply for our job openings. Our commitment lies in fostering a workplace that is barrier-free and inclusive, aiming to attract the most skilled candidates.
For any questions related to the recruitment process, feel free to reach out to our Recruitment team at [email protected]. Ensure that you include the position number and job title in the subject line. Please refrain from sharing your application to this email address.
Please note, we reserve the right to close the vacancy prior to the closing date once a sufficient number of applications have been received.
No recruitment agencies please.
Position Description
Applications close: 17 October 2025 AUS Eastern Daylight time
