Base: $87,266 - $118,416 py; bonus/equity: not spe...
Phd in visual sciences or neuroscience
Rodent in vivo and ex vivo imaging experience
Advanced microscopy and microsurgery skills
This role involves leading sophisticated in vivo and molecular experiments exploring neurovascular communication in vision within a highly resourced research environment
Job Summary
This role involves leading sophisticated in vivo and molecular experiments exploring neurovascular communication in vision within a highly resourced research environment.
The successful candidate will supervise students, shape ambitious projects, and strengthen their publication record and grant-writing portfolio at the Melbourne Medical School.
The University of Melbourne offers comprehensive benefits including 17% superannuation, salary packaging, health and wellbeing programs, and flexible work arrangements.
Matching Summary
This role involves leading sophisticated in vivo and molecular experiments exploring neurovascular communication in vision within a highly resourced research environment.
Salary
Base: $87,266 - $118,416 p.a.; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: 17% superannuation plus salary packaging and health benefits
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
PhD in visual sciences or neuroscience
Rodent in vivo and ex vivo imaging experience
Advanced microscopy and microsurgery skills
ImageJ, R, MATLAB programming proficiency
Strong publication track record in neuroscience
Nice-to-have
Experience with eye research and neurodegenerative models
Transgenic mice handling expertise
Grant-writing portfolio experience
Supervisory and student training capabilities
Collaboration within multidisciplinary teams
Key Requirements
PhD required in visual sciences, neuroscience or related discipline
Substantial hands-on experience in rodent microsurgery and histology
Availability from September 2026
Working with Children Check required upon employment