The University of Newcastle, in collaboration with the Hunter Medical Research Institute, is seeking a motivated PhD student to join a dynamic research team focused on improving outcomes for people after stroke. The research will investigate the mechanisms and impacts of post-stroke fatigue, contribute to the design and evaluation of interventions, and involve collaboration with stroke survivors, clinicians, and researchers.

The team includes Professor Coralie English and Dr Dawn Simpson, both affiliated with the University of Newcastle. The position is based in the School of Health Sciences and offers the opportunity to work on real-world challenges in stroke recovery and neurorehabilitation. Applicants should be passionate about health research and interested in contributing to innovative solutions for stroke survivors.

Funding details are not specified in the announcement. Interested candidates are encouraged to contact Professor Coralie English via email or visit the provided link for further information and application instructions.