P*Primary - Design, implement and assess a comprehensive community neonatal heath package utilising medical and social interventions S*econdary - Reduction of neonatal mortality in Preah Vihear (PVH) province, Cambodia *Tertiary - Describe the characteristics of neonates, born in PVH province, Cambodia over a five-year time period - Develop a tool to undertake a full review of neonatal services and capabilities in PVH province, Cambodia - Design a fully comprehensive neonatal and emergency obstetric healthcare training and implementation package adapted to local need - Establish community groups to address areas of concern for the local community with respect to childbirth and the neonatal period - Develop a programme blueprint and implementation strategy for introduction of the developed programme into other locations within Cambodia - Calculate the cost-effectiveness of a neonatal community health programme and the resulting changes in care, as compared to the existing care given in the region The existing Saving Babies Lives (SBL) team comprises: 1. Local project manager 2. Data analyst 3. Team leader for teaching 4. Team leader for data collection 5. Team leader for community engagement 6. SBL Clinical Researcher Main Responsibilities: Serve as the lead clinical researcher for the Saving Babies Lives programme • Set up and monitor the research aspects of the SBL programme • Ensure Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines are followed for the SBL programme • Work with the SBL team to ensure accurate and timely collection of qualitative and quantitative data and achievement of research timeline goals for the SBL • Supervise / perform analysis of all data collected • Liaise with the data analyst to produce reports for stakeholders including but not limited to: donors, AHC management and the Cambodian Ministry of Health • Support AHC staff in developing research skills • Prepare manuscripts for publication and presentation

*Essential • Medical degree, PhD and/or MSc • Field study experience • Experience and expertise in using all Office programmes and a statistical programme (STATA or R) • Supervision experience • Prior peer-reviewed publications • Teaching experience *Attributes • Leadership • Accountability • Analytical thinking • Flexibility • Humor • Initiative • Team work • Enthusiasm for global child health research *Desired • Experience in analysing qualitative data and using N-Vivo *How to Apply Interested candidates are requested to submit an Application for Employment (available at HR Department or download from http://angkorhospital.org/jobs/job-application-forms/ along with Curriculum Vitae, cover letter and eligible Certificate of degree to: Angkor Hospital for Children, Tep Vong Road & Umchhay Street, Svay Dangkum, Siem Reap province‐district, PO Box 50, Siem Reap, Kingdom of Cambodia. Tel: (+855) 63 963 409, 099 610 885, 015 687 438 or via email: job@angkorhospital.org. Only short listed candidates will be contacted for interview and submitted applications will not be returned. “Applicants who do not complete an AHC application form will not be considered”