Faculty Research Coordinator

PRIMARY DETAIL
- Salary Package: (HEW 7) $111,643 - $121,045, plus 17% employer's superannuation and annual leave loading.
- Appointment Type: Full-time, continuing role
- Location: Macquarie University, Wallumattagal Campus at North Ryde

About the Role

Reporting to the Faculty Research Manager, this position works closely with other members of the Faculty and with staff in central support units to provide timely and professional support to a range of projects and activities related to the Faculty’s research.

This role is responsible for managing and supporting projects related to researcher development, including undertaking background research and environmental scans, and organising the logistics of training workshops. It will provide support for broader Faculty projects and initiatives - particularly related to funding-pipeline development and faculty research infrastructure; produce high-quality content (e.g. internal publications, promotional materials, online collateral); and undertake data analysis and interpretation.

About You

To be successful in this role, you will have completed (at least) an undergraduate degree in a field relevant to the Faculty and have relevant work experience that has enabled you to develop an understanding of research activities and the research environment.

You enjoy working with academics and researchers at all seniority levels and across diverse disciplines to help them foster their research. You will enjoy the challenges and opportunities of working in a growing faculty to implement research strategy and initiatives and to support and build research enablers and researcher capabilities, all within an evolving university and higher education environment.

About Us

Macquarie University's Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences builds on our aspiration to have the nation's first fully integrated Academic Health Sciences Centre under a university's leadership. Macquarie University Health is that centre and brings together the excellent work of medical and allied-health clinicians and researchers across the University and around the country, with unparalleled access to the world-leading clinical resources and research facilities found only on our campus. Another distinctive part of the Faculty is the breadth of it disciplines, which include biomedical and clinical sciences, chiropractic, neurosciences, health systems and health informatics, linguistics, physiotherapy, psychology, and public health.

To Apply- An undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline.-
- Demonstrated experience working in a senior-level research administrative or project role, developing and implementing strategies and providing ongoing expert advice, guidance and support to a faculty’s research community to assist in the development of their research activities.- High-level research, analytical and negotiation skills appropriate to problem solving and planning.-
- Strong verbal and written skills to communicate effectively with a range of audiences and to write high-quality plans and reports.- Demonstrated experience in using administrative information systems (databases) and all programs in the Microsoft Office Suite.
- Desirable criteria:_- Research experience- An understanding of and/or experience with research funding schemes and opportunities.

Specific Role Enquiries: Dr Kyle Ratinac, Faculty Research Manager,

Applications Close: Monday, 3rd of November 2025, at 11:55pm

Applications Close:
03/11/2025 11:59 PM

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