Phase 1 Early Drug Development CRC FellowFull timeThe Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre is recognised globally as a leader in Cancer Drug Development, is the largest unit in Australia, and conducts a large number of early phase trials. With a strong focus on immuno-oncology, ADCs and molecularly targeted therapies, including first in man trials with new agents and novel combinations, along with the integration of innovative platforms such as genomics into clinical trials; this position provides an outstanding opportunity to develop experience in the development of cancer drugs/clinical trials and clinically-focused translational research. This is a highly mentored position, which is embedded into the Phase I/Early Drug Development Program, and is ideally suited to Advanced trainees who are completing or have just completed their FRACP.Key responsibilities will involve both clinical trial work and medical oncology care. This fellow position will have a predominant focus on caring for patients on clinical trials, whilst working with the phase 1 unit, the position will be a joint role with the colorectal tumour stream, with an additional focus on colorectal cancer trials as well as the opportunity to attend colorectal clinic. There are numerous research opportunities availaPosition SummaryTo provide high quality patient treatment and care, contribute to a research program and participate in educationEnterprise AgreementDoctors in Training (Victorian Public Health Sector) (AMA Victoria) (Single Interest Employers) Enterprise Agreement 2022 - 2026Classification or Salary RangeAs per Award/EBAImmunisation Risk CategoryImmunisation Category AKey RelationshipsInternal:
Effective working relationships with medical oncology registrars, haematology registrars and other fellows, resident staff, consultants, nursing and allied health staff.
Effective working relationships with all staff involved in clinical trials.
Readiness to take direction and willingness to learn from supervisors, other members of the team and other colleagues.
EducationSkillsEssential Requirements:
Medical Qualifications registerable by the Medical Board of Victoria
Completed at least two core years of registrar level of training in medical oncology
Ability to work in a multidisciplinary team setting
Ability to establish and maintain good interpersonal relationships with medical staff and other disciplines
Previous clinical trial experience an advantage
Certifications, Licenses & RegistrationsKey AccountabilitiesKey Accountabilities Demonstrated by / Key Perfomance Indicators 1. Provides high quality patient care using an evidence based, cost effective approach.
Attendance to selected outpatient clinics and clinics in Day Ward
Completes all patient related documentation according to the Centre's needs
Participates in after-hour and weekend cover roster for medical oncology
Liaises and communicates with the multidisciplinary treating team
Contributes to team meetings and educational activities
Actively and regularly participates in peer review patient related activities
Participates in departmental research projects and audits
Works effectively with all internal and external stakeholders
Close liaison with specialist members of the medical oncology Unit
Follows hospital policies and procedures
2. Clinical Research Protocol Development
Enrols and manages patients on clinical trials
Participates in clinical trial management (if appropriate)
Develops clinical research protocols, including preparation, submission to committees, analysis and manuscript preparation (if appropriate)
3. Manuscript preparation
Prepares and submits manuscripts (trial results, case reports, reviews, book chapters etc.)
4. Translational Research development
Participates in laboratory research activities (as applicable)
5. Medical Oncology and Protocol Development
Coordinates and develops/updates medical oncology protocol book/intranet site
Key Accountabilities (Contd..)Enquiries to: Prof Jayesh Desai on (03) 8559 7882 or email and Prof Jeanne Tie on (03) 8559 7882 or email
