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Tackling antimicrobial resistance requires more than science - it demands a committed and collaborative workforce. From microbiologists and clinical researchers to policy advisors, data analysts, and public health experts, people are at the heart of every breakthrough in the AMR field.

This page highlights the roles, individuals, and career opportunities that are shaping the global response to AMR. Whether you're a professional looking to make an impact, an organization searching for talent, or simply interested in the human stories behind the science, you'll find insights, updates, and opportunities here.

We regularly feature new positions across academia, R&D, Clinical, Healthcare, Industry & Business focused on combating AMR. Join the growing community of professionals working to preserve the effectiveness of life-saving antimicrobials for generations to come.

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Chefsygeplejerske til Afdeling for Plastikkirurgi og Brandsårsbehandling
Rigshospitalet
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Senior Scientific Specialist (Product Lead)
European Medicines Agency EMA
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Erfaren centerleder til Hjemme- og Sygeplejen
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27 October 2026
Source: semafor.com
Author: Liz Rappaport
Microsoft's buyout offer to employees shows which tech jobs matter
For a read into which jobs in tech are mission-critical, take a look at Microsoft's buyout offer, extended this week to a quarter of its employees. Excluded from the 60,000 workers eligible for severance are people who work in roles tied to data centers, cybersecurity, quantum computing, sales, and marketing, Bloomberg reported. Some of the cuts may reflect overstaffing: AI was already responsible for 30% of code at Microsoft as of a year and a half ago — and Meta, Google, and Amazon have also made big staffing cuts. But the teams companies choose to protect during layoffs can often help serve as a guide to the future, something investors will be asking about when Microsoft releases earnings Wednesday.
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27 October 2026
Source: Becker's Clinical Leadership
Author: Mariah Taylor
6 medical schools slated to open in 2027
Six medical schools and campuses are slated to welcome their first students in 2027, adding to a wave of new programs aimed at easing projected physician shortages. Four have earned preliminary accreditation or pre-accreditation, which allows them to recruit their inaugural classes. Several aim to train physicians for underserved or rural communities.
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20 October 2026
Source: Becker's Hospital Review
Author: Kristin Kuchno
Bedside nurse turnover reaches 18%
Hospitals face a two-part nursing problem: a constrained pipeline and difficulty keeping the nurses they have, as burnout, staffing challenges and workplace violence continue to drive nurses out of bedside roles, The Wall Street Journal reported Oct. 19. The U.S. is projected to face a deficit of more than 250,000 RNs by 2028, but many nursing leaders argue the core challenge is retention, not supply. Bedside registered nurse turnover reached nearly 18% in 2025, and more than four in 10 nurses say they are likely to leave a bedside role within a year.
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20 October 2026
Source: Danmarks Radio (DR)
Author: Jesper Knudsen
Hun kom til Danmark som højtuddannet arbejdskraft - men er endt på førtidspension
Julia Hinderberger arbejdede i medicinalindustrien indtil en stress-sygemelding. Hun kæmpede i årevis for at vende tilbage. Men forgæves. Der ligger en bunke håndskrevne talekort foran 48-årige Julia Hinderberger fra København. Hun kigger ned på dem, inden hun svarer. I dag har hun svært ved at huske og koncentrere sig. - Det er et problem, fordi jeg er alvorligt ramt af koncentrationsbesvær og besvær med at fokusere og huske på grund af min sygdom.
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19 October 2026
Source: uka.se
Author: Universitetskanslersämbetet
Svag minskning av forskningspublikationer vid svenska lärosäten
Mellan 2024 och 2025 ökade det totala antalet forskningspublikationer inom medicin och hälsovetenskap samt lantbruksvetenskap och veterinärmedicin. Störst relativ förändring syns inom humaniora och konst där antalet forskningspublikationer minskade med 8 procent mellan åren. Du kan själv enkelt utforska och fördjupa dig i uppgifter om antal forskningspublikationer och annan statistik om forskning vid universitet och högskolor i UKÄ:s statistikdatabas Högskolan i siffror. Swepub samlar uppgifter om forskningspublikationer från svenska lärosäten i form av bland annat vetenskapliga artiklar, böcker, avhandlingar, konferensbidrag, bokkapitel, rapporter och konstnärliga arbeten.
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