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<br>Two joint degree PhD fellowships between Department of Public Health, Faculty
<br>of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen and Centre for
<br>Research in Assessment and Digital Learning (CRADLE), Deakin University
<br>(Melbourne, Australia)
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<br>We are offering two PhD fellowships focusing on medical education for
<br>data-intensive healthcare commencing November 1st, 2019, or as soon as
<br>possible hereafter.
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<br>Our groups and research
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<br>These PhD fellowships will be a collaboration enjoying joint supervision from
<br>two groups comprising experts in medical pedagogy at Deakin University (headed
<br>by Professor Margaret Bearman) and experts in medical science and technology
<br>studies (STS) focusing on data-intensive healthcare (headed by Professor Klaus
<br>Hoeyer). The place of employment will be in Copenhagen and fellowship will
<br>join the everyday activities of an active research group investigating how
<br>increased data intensification affects the healthcare services. Among the
<br>group's projects are funded by, among others, the European Research Council,
<br>see www.policyaid.ku.dk. Affiliation to the Section for General
<br>Practice is an option for a project focusing on general practice.
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<br>Project description
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<br>How do medical doctors learn in digitally enabled and data-intensive
<br>environments? Digital technology continues to change everyday practices of
<br>healthcare and create much more data-intensive forms of healthcare delivery.
<br>Data are used by an increasing number of social actors not only for research
<br>and clinical purposes, but also for administration, legal controls and
<br>remuneration, while patients also generate their own data, and increasingly
<br>expect medical professionals to engage with data from tracking devices of
<br>uncertain validity. Data intensification thereby poses new challenges for
<br>medical training, while simultaneously changing the very conditions for
<br>medical learning and professional roles. We invite investigations of the
<br>challenges of data intensification for medical learning that can feed into
<br>pre- or postgraduate medical training. There is scope within the project for
<br>the applicant to carve out a specific area of interest. Studies may focus on
<br>specialized care and/or general practice.
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<br>Principal supervisor is Professor Klaus Hoeyer, Department of Public Health,
<br>Section for Health Services research, klho@sund.ku.dk, phone: +45
<br>3532 7996. Co-supervisor is Professor Margaret Bearman, Centre of Research in
<br>Assessment and Digital Learning (CRADLE),
<br>margaret.bearman@deakin.edu.au. Other co-supervisors can be included,
<br>contact for example Professor Susanne Reventlow, susrew@sund.ku.dk,
<br>for information about resources at the Section for General Practice. We
<br>encourage potential applicants to make contact with the supervisors prior to
<br>submission.
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<br>Start:                  November 1st, 2019 or as soon as possible thereafter
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<br>Duration:          3 years as a PhD student
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<br>Job description
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<br>Your key tasks as a PhD student at SUND are:
<br>  Carry through an independent research project under supervision
<br>  Complete PhD courses or other equivalent education corresponding to approx.
<br>30 ECTS points
<br>  Participate in active research environments including a stay at another
<br>research team
<br>  Obtain experience with teaching or other types of dissemination related to
<br>your PhD project
<br>  Teach and disseminate your knowledge
<br>  Write a PhD thesis on the grounds of your project
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<br>Key criteria for the assessment of applicants
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<br>Applicants must have qualifications corresponding to a master's degree related
<br>to the subject area of the project e.g. medical doctor, public health science,
<br>science and technology studies (STS), anthropology, sociology, pedagogy or
<br>related fields. A keen interest in questions of learning and knowledge
<br>practices will be central for completion of the project.
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<br>Other important criteria are:
<br>  The grade point average achieved
<br>  Professional qualifications relevant to the PhD project
<br>  Previous publications
<br>  Relevant work experience
<br>  Other professional activities
<br>  Curious mind-set with a strong interest in data intensive healthcare and
<br>medical education
<br>  Language skills
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<br>Place of employment
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<br>The place of employment is at Department of Public Health, Faculty of Health
<br>and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen. We offer creative and
<br>stimulating working conditions in dynamic and international research
<br>environment.
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<br>Terms of employment
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<br>The employment as PhD fellow is full time and for 3 years.
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<br>It is conditioned upon the applicant's successful enrolment as a PhD student
<br>at the Graduate School at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences,
<br>University of Copenhagen. This requires submission and acceptance of an
<br>application for the specific project formulated by the applicant. Furthermore,
<br>to acquire a joint degree at least six months must be spend at Deakin
<br>University in Melbourne, Australia.
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<br>The PhD study must be completed in accordance with The Ministerial Order on
<br>the PhD programme (2013) and the Faculty's rules on achieving the degree.
<br>Salary, pension and terms of employment are in accordance with the agreement
<br>between the Ministry of Finance and The Danish Confederation of Professional
<br>Associations on Academics in the State. Depending on seniority, the monthly
<br>salary begins around 26.755 DKK /approx. 3.567 EUR (April 2018-level) plus
<br>pension.
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<br>Questions
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<br>For specific information about the PhD fellowship, please contact the
<br>principal supervisor.
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<br>General information about PhD study at the Faculty of Health and Medical
<br>Sciences is available at the Graduate School's website:
<br>https://healthsciences.ku.dk/phd/guidelines/
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<br>Application procedure
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<br>Your application must be submitted electronically by clicking 'Apply now'
<br>below. The application must include the following documents in PDF format:
<br>1.        Motivated letter of application (max. one page)
<br>2.        CV incl. education, experience, language skills and other skills
<br>relevant for the position
<br>3.        Master of Science diploma and transcript of records. If not
<br>completed, a certified/signed copy of a recent transcript of records or a
<br>written statement from the institution or supervisor will do
<br>4.        Publication list (if possible)
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<br>Application deadline: 13 September 2019, 23.59pm CET
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<br>We reserve the right not to consider material received after the deadline, and
<br>not to consider applications that do not live up to the abovementioned
<br>requirements.
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<br>The further process
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<br>After the expiry of the deadline for applications, the authorized recruitment
<br>manager selects applicants for assessment on the advice of the hiring
<br>committee. All applicants are then immediately notified whether their
<br>application has been passed for assessment by an unbiased assessor.
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<br>The assessor makes a non-prioritized assessment of the academic qualifications
<br>and experience with respect to the above-mentioned area of research,
<br>techniques, skills and other requirements listed in the advertisement.
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<br>Once the assessment work has been completed each applicant has the opportunity
<br>to comment on the part of the assessment that relates to the applicant
<br>him/herself.
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<br>You can read about the recruitment process at
<br>http://employment.ku.dk/faculty/recruitment-process/
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<br>The applicant will be assessed according to the Ministerial Order no. 242 of
<br>13 March 2012 on the Appointment of Academic Staff at Universities.
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<br>Interviews are expected to be held in week 39
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<br>The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences comprises approximately 7500
<br>students, 1500 PhD students and 3200 employees. The Faculty advances the field
<br>of health sciences through its core activities: research, teaching, knowledge
<br>sharing and communication. With basic research fields ranging from molecular
<br>studies to studies of society, the Faculty contributes to a healthy future
<br>through its graduates, research findings and inventions benefitting patients
<br>and the community. The University of Copenhagen wishes to reflect the
<br>surrounding community and invites all regardless of personal background to
<br>apply for the position.
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<br>
<br>Klaus Hoeyer
<br>Professor
<br>
<br>University of Copenhagen
<br>Department of Public Health
<br>Center for Medical Science and Technology Studies
<br>ster Farimagsgade 5A
<br>Room 10.0.09
<br>1014 Copenhagen K
<br>Denmark
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<br>TEL +45 3532 7996
<br>DIR +45 3532 7996
<br>FAX +45 3532 7629
<br>klho@sund.ku.dk
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