Join our team Join our team Main navigation Job opportunities Professional training programs Masters of Applied Epidemiology placements NSW Aboriginal Population Health Training Initiative (APHTI) placements Other postgraduate studies NCIRS is the leading body in Australia working in applying research to inform immunisation policy development and best clinical practice, supporting initiatives in surveillance of vaccine preventable diseases and vaccine safety, and evaluating immunisation programs. NCIRS has national and international recognition in this arena. NCIRS is looking for dynamic individuals who enjoy working in a collaborative team environment to contribute to the Centre’s role. Opportunities to join our team include joining our staff by applying for our available jobs, as a professional trainee, Master of Applied Epidemiology scholar or via other postgraduate study opportunities such as PhD projects. Job opportunities NCIRS offers career opportunities in a range of fields. Explore available positions here. Professional training programs NCIRS offers paediatric physician training fellow opportunities. Master of Philosophy (Applied Epidemiology) placements MAE scholars have a wide range of potential projects and opportunities at NCIRS. NSW Aboriginal Population Health Training Initiative (APHTI) placements NCIRS offers APHTI trainees a variety of potential projects and opportunities. Other postgraduate studies NCIRS offers a supportive research environment for postgraduate students to complete research projects in a range of areas. Join our team Main navigation Job opportunities Professional training programs Masters of Applied Epidemiology placements NSW Aboriginal Population Health Training Initiative (APHTI) placements Other postgraduate studies News & events All news & events 17 March 2023 | News New resources to support conversations about influenza vaccination with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people 12 May 2023 | News Recent COVID-19 vaccination highly effective against death caused by SARS-CoV-2 infection in older Australians 05 May 2023 | Events Watch now | HPV in 2023 - latest vaccine recommendations and research 21 April 2023 | News When did you have your last tetanus vaccine? A booster dose may save your life 8858 views