Research Assistant (Research & Analysis) (fmd) Mini Job
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19 hours ago
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1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Are you interested in contributing to a global initiative working with governments around the world addressing one of the most pressing challenges in global healthantimicrobial resistance (AMR)
The Global AMR R&D Hub Secretariat is seeking a motivated Research Assistant to support its analytical work and data-driven activities.
About the Global AMR R&D Hub
The Global Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Research and Development (R&D) Hub was launched in May 2018 following a call by G20 Leaders to strengthen coordination collaboration and strategic investment in global AMR R&D using a One Health approach. The Hub supports global priority setting and evidence-based decision-making by bringing forward data and insights identifying gaps overlaps and opportunities for collaboration to improve the AMR R&D landscape. It is a global partnership currently comprising 19 countries the European Commission the Wellcome Trust and the Gates Foundation. The Hubs work is guided by a Board of Members and delivered by a small Secretariat based in Berlin.
About the Position
The Secretariat is seeking a Research Assistant (Research & Analysis) with an interest or background in global or public health ideally with some knowledge or experience in health systems research health economics health information systems (analytics surveillance supply chain systems and data governance) or health technology and pharmaceutical markets or related fields. The position reports to the Secretariat Director and will primarily support work related to a new project on the topic of Demand Forecasting for New Antimicrobials.
Required Experience:
Junior IC
Key Skills
- Laboratory Experience
- Spss
- Data Collection
- DNA Isolation
- Stata
- Biochemistry
- Qualitative Research Interviewing
- Research Experience
- Statistical Software
- Molecular Biology
- Research Laboratory Experience
- Western Blot
About Company
In DZIF about 500 scientists and physicians from 35 institutions nationwide jointly develop new vaccines, diagnostics and drugs in the fight against infections.
