The Status Epilepticus and Acute Seizures Research
Group is a multidisciplinary clinical team that collaborates in the
development of new treatments through participation in clinical
trials and clinical research projects to improve the quality of
life of patients with epilepsy. The scientific challenge of the
group is based on understanding, improving and strengthening
knowledge about the different fields of epilepsy and how to help
solve problems related to epileptic seizures and their
consequences. VHIR is seeking a Clinical Researcher to give support
on different research projects of the group. Main responsibilities
and duties: Participate as sub-investigator in Epilepsy clinical
trials Give support in research projects Assist the clinical team
in the tasks necessary for the development of studies Education and
qualifications: Required: Medical Degree (M.D.) Completed residence
in Neurology (MIR) Experience and knowledge: Required: Experience
in managing patients with epilepsy Experience with SAP management
program Ability to work independently as well as in a team
environment English language: user knowledge Fluency in Catalan and
Spanish Experience with REDCap databases Labour conditions: Working
hours : Full-time (37,5 hours per week). Starting date : As soon as
possible Gross annual salary : €28,200 Contract type : Technical
and scientific activities contract linked to project activities
What can we offer? Incorporation into the Vall d’Hebron Research
Institute (VHIR) , a public sector institution that promotes and
develops biomedical research, innovation and teaching at Vall
d’Hebron University Hospital (HUVH), the largest hospital in
Barcelona and the largest within the Catalan Institute of Health
(ICS) . A dynamic scientific environment of excellence , where
cutting-edge biomedical projects are continuously developed.
Continuous learning and career development pathways . Flexible
working hours . 23 days of annual leave plus 9 personal days .
Versátil remun
📌 Clinical Researcher (Cataluña)
🏢 VHIR
📍 Cataluña