The Physiology and Physiopathology of the Digestive
Tract Group at Vall d’Hebron Research Institute (VHIR) is seeking
to recruit one Research Nurse to support ongoing clinical and
translational research projects in the field of gastrointestinal
physiology and digestive disorders. The selected candidate will be
involved in clinical research activities, including patient
assessments, sample collection, and data management, contributing
to high-quality clinical studies R esponsibilities and duties:
Participate in clinical and translational research projects.
Perform physical examinations and measurements of vital signs.
Perform venipuncture and biological sample processing. Manage
clinical research data and complete case report forms (CRFs).
Maintain updated research logs and documentation. Support database
design and creation. Collaborate with investigators and research
team members in study-related activities Education and
qualifications: Required: Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing (Degree or
Grade in Nursing). Fluency in Catalan, Spanish Desirable:




Specific/Additional training in clinical research and clinical
trials. Fluency in English (business level). Experience and
knowledge: Requirered Ability to work in a team setting. High level
of adaptability and motivation for research activities. Good
organizational and communication skills. Desirable: Previous
experience in clinical research, particularly in clinical trials.
Experience using SAP. Proficiency in Microsoft Office package.
Experience in data management and research documentation. Labour
conditions: Working hours : Part-time (09,38 hours per week).
Starting date : As soon as possible Gross annual salary : €8.004,27
Contract type : Technical and scientific activities contract linked
to project activities Duration: 6 months, extendable up to one year
What can we offer? Incorporation into the Vall d’Hebron Research
Institute (VHIR) , a public sector institution that promotes and
develops biomedical research, innovat

📌 Research Nurse (Cataluña)
🏢 VHIR
📍 Cataluña