VHIR is looking for a highly motivated Research Technician for the Molecular Imaging and Therapy Group to develop theragnosis in cancer based on PET imaging.
Main responsibilities and duties:
- Develop of immunoPET radiopharmaceuticals
- Performance in vitro and in vivo experiments in the theragnosis field
- Coordinate and support daily research activities within the scope of the project.
- Collaborate with other researchers for data interpretation and discussion of results
- Prepare, organise and manage datasets, for internal reporting and scientific publications
- Contribute to the preparation of manuscripts, reports, presentations, and project deliverables and dissemination activities
Education and qualifications:
Required:
- Bachelor’s degree in health-related sciences
- Good academic and master thesis scores (desired > 8.5 of average)
- Specialization course for the handling of animals for experimental purposes.
- Good knowledge of statistical analysis
Desirable:
- Master’s degree in Medical Research or related field
- Communication skills in Spanish,



English and/or Catalan
- Certificate to handle radioactive materials
Experience and knowledge:
Required:
- Knowledge for working with cell culture and mouse models
- Knowledge of Molecular Biology, Histology, flow cytometry and ELISA analysis
- Previous research experience in an academic or biomedical research environment.
Desirable:
- Knowledge of advanced statistical analysis methods
- Experience in immunoPET
- Experience/knowledge in radioactive labelling of compounds for PET and radiotherapy
- Strong organizational, communication, and teamwork skills.
- Experience in scientific writing and presentation of results.

Labour conditions:
- Working hours: Part-time (30 hours per week).
- Starting date: As soon as possible.
- Gross annual salary: Remuneration will be determined by experience, skills and responsibilities and aligned with the Collective Agreement pay scale.
- Contract type: Temporary contract
- Durati

📌 Research Technician (Barcelona)
🏢 Vall d'Hebron Institut de Recerca
📍 Barcelona