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Canberra Health Services — Intensive Care Medicine Post Graduate Fellow (research focus)

Canberra Health Services · Australia

Subspecialty
Research Training · Critical Care
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Duration
Post-graduate fellow year (exact length not stated)
Deadline
Not published
Funding
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Positions
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Last checked
2026-11-11

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Post-graduate ICU fellow position with 40-50% protected research time, supported by the ICU research team and collaboration with ANU and the University of Canberra.

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Pathway
Research fellowship
Duration
Post-graduate fellow year (exact length not stated)
Positions
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Deadline
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Funding
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International
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Programme lead
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Exposure
Specialist clinical roster plus protected roster time (0.4-0.5 FTE) for initiating ICU research projects
Eligibility
Intensive care trainees completing CICM requirements
Application route
Advertised through Canberra Health Services careers
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