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Today, Melbourne is at the centre of the world of microsurgery.  The Bernard O'Brien Institute Of Microsurgery (BOBIM) has led the way in clinical and experimental research over the past 30 years. The Institute has made striking advances in the delicate craft of replantation surgery and the transfer by microsurgical techniques of body parts and tissue to reconstruct people maimed by trauma, cancer, burns and congenital deformity. In addition to pioneering techniques in reconstructive microsurgery, the Institute carries out internationally recognised scientific research in the fields of Tissue Engineering and Vascular Biology. We also carry out studies on wound healing, nerve regeneration, inflammation, pain, the effects of trauma on tissue, and more recently, prostate cancer. |
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The Inaugural R J Walker Fellow |
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 Location: Fitzroy, (CBD Fringe Melbourne)
Salary: will be dependent on qualification and experience, but will be in the range of $70,000* - $85,000 (*PhD entry Level), plus employer superannuation contributions of 9%. Attractive salary packaging benefits are available. Employment Type: Fixed term position for 2 years The Bernard O’Brien Institute of Microsurgery (BOBIM) is seeking applicants for the Inaugural RJ Walker Fellowship. This Fellowship is offered to researchers in the early stages of their career to assist them in establishing themselves as an independent self-directed leader in the medical research field. The proposed research undertaken will develop the applicant’s capacity for original independent research and research leadership skills. |
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