As part of a large scale community-based trial on effect of
emolliation on neonatal mortality rate, funded by the Gates Foundation,
we are looking for a research fellow with a medical degree, preferably
with a specialization in pediatrics, with a strong analytical mind and a
passion for research. We are global thought leaders in
community-based research on neonatal health, with publications in top
scientific and medical journals, including The Lancet, Journal of
Perinatology, etc. As part of this project,
you will conduct an in-depth review on newborn skin, evaluate potential
oils for use as emollient, participate in protocol development and
write manuscripts. Another key area of focus is neurodevelopmental
assessment and risk factors for neurodevelopmental impairments.
We have a non-hierarchical working environment where people enjoy good
research with shared team learning. We work on challenging projects
and tight deadlines but have fun at the same time. You will work with
an interdisciplinary team consisting of social scientists, basic
scientists, physician researchers, traditional medicine researchers,
etc.
Keywords:
clinical research, pediatrics, newborn, neonate, neonatology, neurodevelopment, skin, dermatology,
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Community Empowerment Lab is being set up as a Section 25 Non-Profit Company. It is an innovation hub for co-developing solutions "with" communities, rather than "for" them. Ours is an interdisciplinary team consisting of scientists, social scientists, technologists, social workers, and the like.
Watch our founder, Dr. Vishwajeet Kumar, speak at TedXChange at youtube.com/watch?v=ftBxX4dGKSM and read his blog on the Gates Foundation website at www.gatesfoundation.org
Closing Date for applications is May 30, 2011. |