• Contribute to research and therapies that change lives
• Generous salary packaging 
• Contract role (with view to permanent) working 2 – 3 days per week
• Flexibility with location and hours
• Part-time

ABOUT THE CHILDHOOD DEMENTIA INITIATIVE:

The Childhood Dementia Initiative is driving world first action for every child with dementia. We are finding better ways to research, treat and care for the 100+ disorders that lead to childhood dementia. Through bold, innovative approaches and systemic change we are improving outcomes for children with dementia across the world.

OUR PURPOSE:

To transform research, care and quality of life for children with dementia so they may live long and fulfilling lives.

OUR STRATEGIC PILLARS:

• Advocacy and influence - we are the voice of childhood dementia, reframing the conversation and ensuring we are heard wherever we can influence change.
• Awareness and education - we increase the general awareness of childhood dementia, while educating researchers, health professionals and families.
• Facilitation and coordination - we bring great minds together and unite voices to ensure greater efficiency, drive systemic changes in research and promote collaboration.
• Organisational sustainability - we build strong foundations in funding and governance.

OVERVIEW OF THE ROLE:

• Reports to: Head of Research
• Location: Flexible
• Status: Contract role (2–3 days per week) with view to permanent part-time

This newly created role presents an enticing opportunity for a science or medical graduate to work on real-life projects. You will be joining our highly innovative initiative and will be mentored by our well-respected Head of Research during a time of growth and progression. We are looking for a skilled, driven and passionate individual with enthusiasm for our cause. You will contribute to our investment in the best science to develop effective therapies for Childhood Dementia.

RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE ROLE:

• Carry out projects related to gathering, collating and analysing research and/or medical information
• Maintain and update the Childhood Dementia Knowledgebase - a database of information about the 100+ childhood dementia disorders
• Contribute to articles, publications and reports relating to research and/or medical information
• Assist with organising research webinars and our annual symposium
• Contribute to other related projects that fit the employee’s skill set as they arise

DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE:

• Science or medical degree
• Experience with medical and scientific literature searches
• Ability to collate large volumes of complex information
• Attention to detail and commitment to high quality output
• Ability to self-manage
• Energy, drive, creativity and passion

We are a young and ambitious organisation and have the personality to match.

WE OFFER:

• Flexibility – work days/hours, location
• An ambitious and dynamic culture
• Genuine opportunity to create change

Apply now or for any queries, feel free to email [email protected] using the subject line: Therapeutic Research Program Coordinator - Flexible Location enquiry via EthicalJobs. We encourage diversity in our qualified candidates.