The phrase "a funded position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a job or role that has financial backing or support, often in the context of research, academia, or non-profit organizations.
Example: "The university is offering a funded position for a research assistant in the biology department."
Alternatives: "a paid position" or "a sponsored role."
But last year she assumed additional duties when a committee of her peers and administrators elected her to be a mentor, a state-funded position created by the 1983 education reform law as a way to reward superior classroom instructors.
I signed up for a PhD that should have marked the start of an amazing career – it was a fully-funded position as part of an exciting project that I was enthusiastic to work on.
She'd discovered that she now had a funded research position at Chermann's lab, which was now part of a larger unit supervised by Montagnier.
Despite the economic importance of her research field, when Ster was completing her doctoral thesis at Université François-Rabelais in Tours, France, she found herself in the middle of a daunting search for a funded postdoc position.
As of March 15 , 2019 92.7percentt of the Class of 2018 was employed in long-term, full-time positions that required passage of the bar exam or were "JD Advantage," rising to 93.6percentt including 0.9 percent in a school-funded position.
citizens out there, please make sure before you come over--that you fully understand what health, dental, and other benefits accompany a grant-funded position or, alternatively, whether the institution to which you are heading has a health care package for their researchers.
"There's not a lot of funded positions around overdose prevention, especially among the recreational drug user crowd and those who go to EDM events," says Chloe Sage, who has been working at ANKORS' West Kootenay office for the last 12 years.
Registered midwives also provide PNC in Winnipeg, but a shortage of midwives exists due, in part, to limited training availability and an insufficient number of funded positions in the province.
