Job opportunities This is an exciting time to join NCIRS.As NCIRS continues to grow and evolve, we’re strengthening our workforce and growing our capability across a broad range of specialist roles.NCIRS offers career pathways across policy support and guideline development, epidemiology and evaluation, engagement and education, clinical services and research, global health, and operations. At NCIRS, you’ll work alongside leading experts to generate evidence, inform policy and strengthen immunisation programs that improve health outcomes across Australia and for our neighbours in the Asia-Pacific region.As an Equal Opportunity Employer, we encourage applications from all suitably qualified candidates, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.Available positions are advertised on the I work for NSW website.Current vacancies are listed below. You can also explore opportunities to join our team as a professional trainee, Master of Applied Epidemiology scholar, or through postgraduate study, including PhD projects. Senior Research Fellow – Social ScienceApplications close: 28 September 2026 Apply for job Editorial ManagerApplications close: 4 October 2026 Apply for job Head of CommunicationsApplications close: 7 October 2026 Apply for job Senior Program Manager – Engagement and Provider SupportApplications close: 7 October 2026 Apply for job Program Manager – Program ManagementApplications close: 12 October 2026 Apply for job Finance ManagerApplications close: 12 October 2026 Apply for job News & events News | 23 September 2026 A generation protected: how HPV vaccination could change the future for girls in Papua New Guinea News | 22 September 2026 NCIRS moves into its next phase of leadership as Director takes up Australian CDC role News | 16 September 2026 Multiple generations of Australians at risk of measles − how protected is your generation? News | 04 September 2026 20 years of HPV vaccination: celebrating progress and recognising ongoing challenges 18336 views