We are seeking a recognised postdoctoral researcher with a completed PhD and a minimum of three years’ postdoctoral experience, who is ready to take the next step in their research career. The successful candidate will demonstrate the ability to deliver high-quality, rigorous and impactful research with increasing scientific autonomy, while contributing to a collaborative and interdisciplinary environment.
You will be expected to publish in top-tier international journals, secure competitive research funding as Principal Investigator (PI) or Co-Principal Investigator (Co-PI) and play an active role in advancing the scientific objectives of the team.
In addition, you will contribute to mentoring and supervising students and early-stage researchers, while supporting innovation activities, including the identification of intellectual property and engagement in research valorisation and commercialisation processes.
The Stroke Research Group at Vall d’Hebron Research Institute (VHIR)



is a multidisciplinary research group dedicated to improving outcomes for patients with acute stroke and optimising long-term recovery after stroke through clinical research, innovation, digital health, big data analytics, and artificial intelligence.
The group develops and coordinates high-impact national and international research projects spanning the entire stoke care pathway, from hyperacute treatment strategies and reperfusion therapies to post-hospital follow-up, rehabilitation, patient-reported outcomes, and value-based healthcare models.
The group has extensive experience in multicentre clinical trials, observational studies, implementation research, digital health solutions, and the development of AI-based predictive models using large-scale clinical datasets.
This position is particularly suited to a clinician-scientist with a strong background in stroke medicine, clinical research methodology, and data analysis, who is interested in developing innovative strategies to improve str

📌 -II (Recognised Researcher) (España)
🏢 VHIR
📍 España