The role will be part of a professional and dynamic team supporting the Master of Cancer Sciences program. Join the team and help to deliver Australia's first cancer-specific, multidisciplinary, flexible, wholly online program.
The Master of Cancer Sciences is a fully online two-year part-time course offered jointly by the VCCC Alliance and the University of Melbourne (UoM). The philosophy behind the Master of Cancer Sciences is to provide a contemporary, evidence-based program to health professionals to improve the outcomes and quality of life for patients with cancer and ultimately to improve cancer treatment outcomes.
Overview
The role will involve familiarisation around content, announcements, online invigilation of the student discussion fora, consultation and monitoring of student engagement, delivery of webinars, assessment grading and evaluation and quality improvement activities.
Required availability
The dates that the Subject Coordinator is required are Monday 11 July to Friday 9 October 2022. The individual will need to be available for all four tutorials scheduled throughout the term.
This position is responsible for the Tutor, Cancer in Society (if required by student enrolments).
About the subject – Cancer in Society
The Cancer in Society subject aims to provide students with a holistic understanding of the cancer burden in modern society. This will include a detailed review of the epidemiology of cancer and how this varies internationally. Students will explore the attitudes, behaviours and risk factors that influence cancer incidence, morbidity and mortality. They will also examine the influence of the commercial sector, law and public policy on cancer mortality and morbidity. Social, political and financial considerations of cancer care will also be addressed.
By the end of the subject, students will be expected to:
About the course – Master of Cancer Sciences
The Master of Cancer Sciences is a comprehensive, in-depth course of study in the oncological sciences. This innovative program will equip students with the cutting-edge, evidence-based specialist knowledge required to be at the forefront of the rapidly evolving fields of clinical care and cancer research. Students will also complete a research project in an emerging field of cancer research. Completion of the Masters will enable students to pursue higher research degree pathways, should they choose to do so.
How to apply
Download a copy of the position description.
Applications are to be sent to Laura Breeuwer-Wrennall at [email protected] by 5pm Wednesday 29 June 2022 addressing all key selection criteria and appending your CV and cover letter.
Please state the role title in your subject line.
For further information only
Associate Professor David Kok, Course Coordinator at [email protected] - NB: Please do not send your application to this contact
