Research Fellow (Collective Reflective Equilibrium and Algorithmic Bioethics in Medical Ethics) (EXPIRED)

Main Duties and Responsibilities

• Conduct literature reviews, including collation and synthesis of the literature
• Work with the PI to identify and analyse appropriate topics for analysis
• Design, conduct and analyse qualitative data from interviews and focus groups
• Support the design and interpretation of quantitative survey data
• Assist with applying for ethics approval and preparing regular reports to the Institutional Review Board and funding agencies, as required.
• Contribute to and lead (where appropriate) conceptual research, manuscript development, writing, editing and publication submission. 
• Present work for feedback and dissemination at workshops or conferences locally and/or internationally

Criteria

The position is a 2-year full-time appointment at the academic rank of Research Fellow. An option to renew the appointment for another 1.5 years will depend on performance and continued funding for the projects. There is the possibility to move to tenure track depending on performance. Start date is flexible but the successful candidate should ideally commence no later than 1 November, 2023. Applicants will be evaluated based on the following selection criteria:

1. Essential criteria

• A PhD in a discipline relevant to bioethics (e.g. philosophy, law, sociology, or political science) from a reputable university.
• Minimum of two years experience with demonstrated skills in conducting and analysing qualitative research.
• Demonstrated knowledge of ethical issues related to AI and new technologies in medicine)
• Experience in integrating empirical research findings with ethical analyses
• Proven track record of publication in the field of bioethics
• Exemplary written English and oral communication skills
• Excellent organization and management skills
• Demonstrated aptitude for collaborative as well as independent work

Criteria

        2. Desirable criteria

• Track record in AI, Genomic or Neuro Ethics
• Fluent mandarin