Postdoctoral Research Associate and Research Assistant in Youth Mental Health and Digital Intervention University of Sydney in Canada

University of Sydney is hiring for two research roles in youth mental health: a post-doctoral researcher and a research assistant. The project is based at a leading Australian research centre and focuses on an exciting randomised controlled trial evaluating a school-based digital intervention designed to improve youth mental health and help-seeking behaviours.

This opportunity is well suited to candidates with experience in clinical trial coordination, research project delivery, mental health, psychology, behavioural science, or public health. The team also values skills in stakeholder engagement, project management, data collection, analysis, and reporting. The work includes contributions to publications, presentations, webinars, ethics, recruitment campaigns, and future grant success.

The post is announced by Lucy Grummitt, NHMRC Emerging Leader Research Fellow at the University of Sydney, and mentions working with Louise Birrell. The post-doc role is explicitly advertised; the research assistant role is also mentioned as open. No funding, stipend, or deadline details are provided in the post text.

Interested applicants should follow the linked job pages and apply through the University of Sydney recruitment system. This is a strong fit for candidates interested in youth mental health, digital health interventions, clinical trials, and applied research with real-world impact.