Maternal & Newborn Health Improving Maternal & Newborn Health Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine New Appointments About LSTM and the Maternal & Newborn Health Unit Founded in 1898, the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine became the first institution in the world dedicated to research and teaching in tropical medicine. That commitment continues today with a translational research portfolio of £192 million and a teaching programme attracting students from over 50 countries. The Maternal & Newborn Health Unit is a multi-national, multi-disciplinary team who work in genuine partnership with governments and other stakeholders. We offer unique expertise using the rigorous discipline of research to inform, teaching and technical assistance programmes to improve the health of mothers and babies globally. Join Our Team Due to the recognised success and impact of our work we have recently been awarded new funding to expand our research portfolio. We now have a number of Research and Academic opportunities available to join our internationally recognised team during this exciting period of growth. If you are an enthusiastic and motivated individual, dedicated to improving the plight of women and babies worldwide we would like to hear from you. You will have the opportunity to work at the forefront of this effort, collaborating with leading academics and partners worldwide. We are particularly interested in hearing from Research Assistants, Midwives and other Clinicians with experience in maternal or newborn health care in developing countries. How To Apply For further vacancy details and a downloadable application pack, visit our website. | 
