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Department Name ⇒ Wits University
Position Name ⇒ RESEARCH PROJECT OFFICER
Job Location ⇒ Johannesburg, Gauteng
Official Website ⇒ https://www.wits.ac.za/
Wits University RESEARCH PROJECT OFFICER Job Description:
Requirements: Applicants must be eligible for and suitable to be accepted and registered into a Masters by Dissertation degree in the School of Public Health at the University of Witwatersrand, beginning January 2023, and have a minimum of an honours (four-year) degree in public health, economics, statistics, public policy, or a related field, or an MBBCh or other professional health degree. Demonstration of a strong background in quantitative skills necessary. Previous research experience and experience working with primary data are desirable. Strong communication skills and the ability to collaborate with a range of different people and across disciplines are also important. A successful applicant will be required to register for a Masters by Dissertation at the School of Public Health at Wits. Applicants with qualifications obtained outside of South Africa need to have their degrees certified through SAQA.
Term of service: Fellows are appointed for 12-month terms. Renewal for a second and possibly a third year will be at the discretion of HE2RO and dependent on the progress of the Fellow as well as available funding. Fellowships will begin in January of 2023.
Location: One applicant will be based at the HE2RO offices in Johannesburg, Gauteng, one applicant will be based at the African Health Research Institute (AHRI) in Durban and/or Somkhele in KwaZulu-Natal and one applicant will be based at the Desmond Tutu Health Foundation offices in Cape Town, Western Cape. Some travel to study sites and/or other parts of South Africa may be required.
Compensation: Fellows will receive a stipend which is expected to be sufficient to pay for housing, board, transport to work, health insurance and sundries. The stipend for 2023 will be R25,000/month. Fellows must pay for their own health insurance/medical aid or show proof of active health insurance (required) and arrange their own travel and accommodation. Fellows relocating to the respective appointment office (i.e. to another part of South Africa from where they are currently) will receive a one-time travel allowance to help defray basic travel costs. Registration/tuition fees and research costs will be covered by the EXPAND grant.
Application deadline: January 9th 2023.
To apply: To apply for an EXPAND Fellowship, please send your CV, academic transcript, a cover letter, and names and contact details for three references to [email protected] Please include “EXPAND” in the Subject heading of your email and be sure that your cover letter summarizes your skills and experience and indicates which site (Johannesburg, Durban or Cape Town) is your preference. Please note that your preference is not necessarily guaranteed. Applicants need to have permission to reside and work in South Africa for a minimum of two years from appointment in order to be considered eligible to apply. Short-listed candidates will be interviewed in person and required to present a draft concept note for a Master’s research study on a public health related topic. Candidates who are not contacted for an interview within one month of the application deadline should assume that their applications were not successful.
