We are looking for self-driven, committed and inquisitive researchers to augment our research and surveillance at the Environmental Health Institute (EHI), the environmental public health research arm of the National Environment Agency, Singapore. If you enjoy working in a multi-disciplinary environment, where your research is translated into evidence-based public health programmes and policies, we invite you to join us. You will be part of a dynamic team that works closely with a network of local and international collaborators to shape our public health landscape. RESEARCH OFFICER (URBAN RODENT ECOLOGY) The Research Officer will participate in research activities in the area of ecology and behavior of rodents. Urban rodent ecology involves studies on behavior, movement and population dynamics, and the successful candidate will work with local and international research groups in the understanding of rodents in Singapore, developing new surveillance methods and enhancing control tools. The successful candidate will be involved in fieldwork for sample collection, data gathering and environmental monitoring. In the laboratory, such data will be computed into analytic and simulation models. He/she will also actively participate in writing for publication. Requirements: · A degree in Ecology or Zoology · Good bioinformatics and laboratory skills · At least 2 years of experience in related fields, preferably in animal ecology · Ability to handle the challenges of night field work · Ability to multi-task and with good organisational skills · Ability to work independentlyin a fast paced environment · Good analytical, communication and interpersonal skills
Interested applicants may contact Ms Grace Yap at [email protected]. Our institute webpage is http://app2.nea.gov.sg/environmental_health_institute.asp
