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Cisco Chair for AI in Health Systems Job No.: 570949 Work type: Fixed Term Rare opportunity to Shape the Future of AI-Enabled Healthcare Join La Trobe University and Cisco in a flagship leadership
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created specialist role within the Health and Safety team, part of the Assurance group in the Commercial, Legal and Risk Division. The position provides expert advice and operational support to leaders
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. At La Trobe, our students gain essential skills in programming, data analysis, and machine learning, equipping them to shape the future of technology. As AI continues to evolve, so will the strong
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, having worked to improve nursing conditions and practised as secretary of the MCH special interest group (now VAMCHN) in the late 1980s. In honour of Carol Friday, who passed away in tragic
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programming, data analysis, and machine learning, equipping them to shape the future of technology. As AI continues to evolve, so will the strong demand for artificial intelligence professionals in the public
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may also wish to include references from employers, community organisations, academics or any other relevant group that wish to support your scholarship application. Who to contact for further information Scholarships Office, [email protected]
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Experience The incumbent will work as a member of Distinguished Prof. Brian Abbey's group and will be responsible for the day-to-day management of surface functionalisation of the biosensor platform
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data analysis Working proficiency in at least one modelling/programming environment, or capacity to develop this rapidly Willingness and capability to conduct qualitative fieldwork (stakeholder
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: Quarterly feedback activities and participation in an annual 45–60 minute focus group. Scheduling: Minimum of three sessions per term per teacher, with a maximum of one session per week per teacher
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funding, build a high-performing, multidisciplinary research team, and ensure that research findings are translated into policy, practice, and systems change. Working at the intersection of research, policy