PRR Project

Summary

The researcher will be responsible for conducting research to advance our understanding of cancer in animals and contribute to the development of improved diagnostic and treatment methods. Here are some key aspects of your role:The responsibilities include: Plan and design research studies to investigate various aspects of veterinary oncology, such as cancer biology, diagnostic techniques, treatment modalities, and outcomes. Implement these studies using appropriate methodologies.Gather relevant data through experiments, clinical trials, or observational studies. Utilize statistical and analytical methods to analyse the data and draw meaningful conclusions.Work closely with other veterinary researchers, clinicians, and professionals in related fields. Collaborate with colleagues in human medicine involved in cancer research through the field of comparative oncology.Disseminate research findings through scientific publications, conferences, and presentations and other appropriate channels. Contribute to the scientific community by sharing knowledge and advancements in veterinary oncology.Seek funding for research projects by writing grant proposals. Secure financial support from government agencies, private foundations, or industry partners to fund your research initiatives.Engage in outreach activities to raise awareness about veterinary oncology, cancer prevention in animals, and the importance of early detection and treatment. Advocate for the welfare of animals with cancer.Scientific Profile:Ph.D. in Veterinary Medicine, or related field focus on veterinary oncology.Minimum of 5 years of post-doctoral experience in veterinary oncology research with a strong track record of relevant publications in reputable journals, presentations at scientific conferences, and successful grant applications.Strong laboratory skills in cancer biology, diagnostic methodologies, and treatment modalities.Experienced in statistical analysis and data interpretation.Excellent communication skills for collaboration and presenting research findings.Rationale:The Researcher role lies in the critical need to advance our understanding of cancer in animals and improve treatment outcomes. By conducting rigorous research, you contribute valuable knowledge that not only benefits veterinary medicine but also has potential implications for human cancer research through the comparative oncology approach.The outcomes of the research conducted by the Researcher are expected to enhance the quality of life for animals with cancer, inform clinical practice, and drive innovation in veterinary oncology. Ultimately, the research conducted in this role has the potential to positively impact both animal and human health.