The Maternal–Foetal Medicine Unit at the Vall d’Hebron
Research Institute (VHIR) conducts high‑impact clinical and
translational research focused on the pathophysiology, diagnosis,
and management of high‑risk pregnancies. We are seeking a highly
motivated Research Nurse with specialisation in Obstetrics and
Gynaecology, interested in advancing scientific knowledge in
multiple pregnancy and placental insufficiency and contributing to
innovative diagnostic and therapeutic strategies . Education and
qualifications: Required: Bachelor’s degree in Nursing or Health
Sciences Specialisation in Obstetric-Gynaecological Nursing
(Midwifery) Fluency in Catalan and Spanish English (professional
working proficiency) Desired: Knowledge of gender-sensitive and
rights-based approaches in women’s health Training in
biopsychosocial approaches to healthcare Experience and knowledge:
Required: At least 8+ years’ experience in maternal and women’s
healthcare Solid clinical expertise across labour ward, obstetric
emergencies, high-risk pregnancy care, and postpartum support




Knowledge of respectful maternity care and women-centred healthcare
models Knowledge of gender-sensitive and rights-based approaches in
maternal care Experience working within multidisciplinary clinical
teams Ability to integrate clinical expertise with research and
quality improvement activities Competence in clinical
documentation, data collection, and structured reporting Strong
organisational, analytical, and communication skills Desired:
Experience in clinical research, innovation, or healthcare quality
programmes Experience contributing to institutional initiatives
(IHAN, BPSO, committees) Experience in training or mentoring
activities Main responsibilities and duties: Provide specialised
clinical and research support within the IPOV-RESPECTFUL CARE
European project Coordinate and support research-related clinical
activities Collaborate with national and international
multidisciplinary teams Prepare and organise

📌 Research Nurse (Cataluña)
🏢 VHIR
📍 Cataluña