Position description
The Postdoctoral Fellow will work on a project that aims to investigate the increased vulnerability created by drought, in order to understand the difficult trade-offs HIV-positive individuals face daily between health care utilisation and pursuit of economic sustenance which is hypothesised to impact engagement in HIV care and treatment.
The fellow will be based at the Somkhele research campus of the Africa Health Research Institute, South Africa. The successful candidate will benefit from an interdisciplinary and integrated network of innovative international and local research collaborations. The fellow will be afforded numerous opportunities and support to launch their own independent research careers through the attainment of fellowship funding.
Read more about Dr Iwuji’s work here.
Background and experience
- A PhD in any of the following areas: psychology, sociology, anthropology
- Experience of working in HIV or environmental health
- Fluency in isiZulu is an advantage
Duration
The fellowship is for 12 months.
How to apply
Interested candidates are asked to please send their CV and a one-page motivation letter to Dr Collins Iwuji via [email protected] by 31 March 2019.
If you have enquiries about the position, please direct them to Aruna Sevakram via [email protected]