Breakthrough medical treatments and therapies that help people live well and live longer are on our horizon.
Sippy Downs, Queensland
UniSC Clinical Trials is a growing clinical trials network that partners with healthcare professionals across the Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay and Brisbane regions, and beyond. We work with local and global medical experts and industry to bring advanced treatments and therapies to life, and make cutting-edge medical research accessible to everyone. We aim to meet needs and demand for new interventions as we make medical breakthroughs across an ever-expanding portfolio of therapeutic areas, addressing a wide range of diseases and conditions. Our facilities integrate research, and the development of new medical innovations with healthcare delivery, ensuring that the community benefits from the latest advancements in medicine. But our true point of difference is our people-first approach and commitment to community. We combine priority with passion to create safe and positive patient experiences, to ensure quality outcomes for everyone.
On-site · Sunshine Coast Regional District
The lead will coordinate the university's implementation of the National Higher Education Code to Prevent and Respond to Gender-based Violence across multiple portfolios. This involves establishing governance, managing risks and dependencies, and facilitating the transition of these processes into business-as-usual operations.
On-site · Sunshine Coast Regional District
The technician will coordinate laboratory administration, including purchasing, inventory, and scheduling, while ensuring WHS compliance across science teaching laboratories. They will also provide hands-on technical support and collaborate with academics and staff to facilitate smooth laboratory operations.
On-site · Sunshine Coast Regional District
Medical practitioners will serve as Principal Investigators, Sub-Investigators, or Expert Advisors within a clinical research network. They will contribute to Phase I–IV trials across various therapeutic areas in a GCP-compliant environment.